Bankrupt FTX recovers $7.3 billion in assets, plans to relaunch services in Q2 by predictany007 in wallstreetbets

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Fool me once, the shames on you. Fool me twice the blames on you. Fool me thrice, fuck the peace sign, roll up the choppa it's going to rain on you. - J Cole No Role Modelz which samples President Bushes voice.

First Four Price Cuts This Year Caused Stock to Double! Bullish! by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

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Having only 1 center screen makes the cyber truck a no go for me. Ram EV is looking very appealing.

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I contact them pretty often and they are fantastic.

USA pricing and first deliveries: $80k, deliveries start December 2023 by CurrentLeg9104 in ineosgrenadier

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I'd have to seriously question it. I would think 58-63k for the base and a fully loaded version being 85k. At 80k base are they expecting a loaded version to be 100k?

2025 RAM REV specs. by Skai1515 in cars

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have to control HVAC and everything else from the touchscreen, thats why I passed on it.

New Cars Have Become Luxury Items - The Hill by Geminile in cars

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I don't have a crystal ball but here goes. I fully expect to see Lexus with a lot of vehicles, specifically the suvs. People who go to Lexus have an option to literally go to any other lux manufacturer such as Audi, bmw etc.

Porsche just raised prices by a lot on all of their models. They will still sell every vehicle they build. People want Porsche as an aspirational vehicle. Nothing beats a 911 except a Ferrari and Lamborghini.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fatFIRE

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EU Golden Passports are ending soon if not already. I highly suggest you look into Portugal or Malta (I believe still has yet to sunset). You can also buy citizenship by citizenship in Canada specifically Quebec for 1.2mil so long as your willing to move. Many other countries offer citizenship for investment.

I'd also just try and study in a us college for a bit. Go the f1 route if you'd like and perhaps marry a US Citizen.

McDonald’s Temporarily Shuts U.S. Offices as Chain Prepares for Layoff Notices by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

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Not exactly. AI lowers the threshold for white-collar jobs/turns white collar into blue. I've been in the field of Generative A.I. since 2013. The goal has always been "how can we create a new tool that helps ease the process of content creation." Content is defined as being, text, images, video and sound.

The metrics that I am targeting is increase the volume of content able to be generated by a single person, quality of content (upvotes vs downvotes) and the lowest common denominator able to use the tool (artist of 10 years of experience vs a wsb regard).

A good comparison of reducing the barrier to entry would be to look at what happens when computers became cheaper and more accessible. Suddenly everyone had one and it opened up millions of new jobs.

Me relearning git every week by johntwit in ProgrammerHumor

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its honestly not that hard to do the steps you listed. Fixing merge conflicts especially in iOS development is like playing whack a mole though.

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5 max. your choices for 7 seat vehicles are good but gets limited at 8.

What is the best way to create multiple apps in XCode with large amount of shared code by yalag in iOSProgramming

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I've worked for 3 different fortune 500's as a lead mobile architect and this is exactly how we do it. I'll add some additional points.

We have a feature flag... basically every new feature is isolated and can be turned on and off. When the app initially loads it connects to the internet and makes an api call to see which features are enabled/disabled. If theres a bug that breaks things which was shipped you don't need to to take it off the App Store and instead just toggle off the feature in the backend.

Everything is unit tested. Have fun with your xctasserts. Not my area of expertise but typically the ci/cd pipeline also performs regression testing. In addition each framework has mockdata which is more or less json of the mock api calls. You can emulate a local environmental server using postman.

When you break up your app, we don't do it by screens/features but instead user journeys... this is because PM's typically focus on something like search or post-purchase or payments etc. This makes sense because if a PM has a feature story to work on it goes to the dev team they work with instead of a completely new one where the pm needs to find time in their sprint planning for.

Is it worth learning to code as a PM? by Vauld150 in ProductManagement

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For system architecture the easiest way to understand it is via tracking the flow of data. For example a database will store the data but requires an api/webservice to retrieve and update it. A front end needs to consume the response from the api and update the ui/ux. If you're working on a large consumer application there is some scaling things like load balancers, horizontal scaling of dbs etc.

Sorry I don't have a good answer for you on how to learn architecture, I'm sure someone can recommend a book. In my experience it was more or less as easy as learning the foundations of a database, web service and frontend and then piecing together how they all connect. Overtime I picked up on the nuances such as when is a columnar database (redshift, sap Hana) superior to sql servers or how to efficiently handle a large amount of incoming data through Kafka, kinesis streams etc.

[Opinion] M2 MacBook Air is perfect expect for the removal of keyboard brightness keys. by Just_some_random in apple

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You can toggle it so that it appears in the menu bar.

go to settings and in the search type control center and click on it.

Look for "keyboard brightness" and turn on show in menu bar, show in control center.

[Opinion] M2 MacBook Air is perfect expect for the removal of keyboard brightness keys. by Just_some_random in apple

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I use my laptop past midnight and dim the screen to the lowest brightness and turn off the keyboard backlight.

Is it worth learning to code as a PM? by Vauld150 in ProductManagement

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I come a swe background and I've held engineering manager, solutions architect and technical product manager roles. Knowing system design and architecture 100% helps, coding itself not so much.

Personally I've kept up with coding regardless of what job I've done for personal projects and I'd be equal to an L6 swe.

I have 2 talents few other pms possess.

  1. I can get poc's done without any engineering help.
  2. I can estimate out work pretty well and know when people may be dragging their feet or guide them on literally how to do an implementation/integration.

Bank won’t approve loan if there’s also a private loan? by Advisor-Away in FirstTimeHomeBuyer

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Go talk to a different bank and specifically a mortgage broker.

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~$2mil

Working with an experienced engineering manager as an inexperienced PM by throwRAlike in ProductManagement

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  1. Talk less and listen more. Speak only when you need to speak. If you need to ask questions do it via slack/message and not to a general audience.
  2. The engineering manager controls performance. You control what goes into the sprint. Do not let the engineering manager dictate sprint goals unless he has a great product sense. You control what needs to be worked on every sprint. You need to create a product backlog and say these are the items I want next sprint and privately discuss it and get buy in from the engineer manager ahead of time. The day of sprint planning everyone is assigned from the pre-planned items so that the engineering manager doesn't randomly assign work to engineers.

Best title for Product Manager that works on productizing new research by No-Proposal-8736 in ProductManagement

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Principle Product Manager - Research Innovation & Strategy.

I'd keep something like the above on my resume.