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Geld moet rollen! Met een gat in je hand is dat geen probleem. Gelukkig is het leven enorm duur geworden en is geld uitgeven geen enkel probleem. Mocht het toch wat moeilijker worder, gooi dan alles in Splitwise en krijg nu eindelijk eens alles terug van je vrienden. Behalve van die ene die nooit een rondje betaalt.
Episode 354: Justin Gordon interviews Shawn Sheikh, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Adly, about how he builds, acquires, and invests in companies. -- This episode is brought to you by Rho. With Rho, founders get: A single pane of glass they can use to run and scale their business from Day 1: Bank account, corporate cards to start running – and expense management, bill pay automation, and accounting to help you move fast as you scale. Rho is trusted by thousands of companies ranging from two-person YC companies to brands like Perplexity, Cal.com, Splitwise and more. The big thing with Rho: Every customer has a "person" at Rho. 24/7 customer support - phone, text, email - we will be there at every critical milestone in your startup's journey. To learn why startups choose Rho, visit www.rho.co today. -- This episode is also brought to you by TRIBE. TRIBE is a community for fast growing early to mid-stage entrepreneurs. It includes facilitated peer groups of 6, retreats, guest speakers, book club, forums, and more. Qualifications: Entrepreneurs generally doing between $500k and $15 million per year in revenue. Apply to TRIBE today and save $300 off the yearly membership price when you mention Just Go Grind! -- Show Notes: 00:00 What's coming in the episode… 01:14 Introduction 02:55 Shawn Sheikh's background 04:45 Starting Solve 09:15 Starting PivotCMO 11:29 Meeting Adly's co-founder, Fred Chiang 13:38 Selling PivotCMO 17:14 Moving on to company investment and acquisition 22:04 Raising capital 25:10 Shawn's goals and motivations 27:26 Adly's deal flow 29:30 What to look for in a deal 31:46 Red flags in a deal 34:21 Why is Adly winning the deals? 36:32 Next steps after the deal 38:45 Building Adly's team 40:06 Shawn's day to day at Adly 42:33 Adly's portfolio companies 44:17 Adly's purchase of Smodin AI 48:57 Shawn's approach to starting something new 50:50 What's next? 52:26 How to reach out to Shawn Referenced: Adly Solve (acquired by Blacklane) Pivot CMO (acquired by Conspiracy Theory and Unfold) DoubleList Smodin Guthy Renker Connect with Justin: Twitter: https://x.com/justingordon212 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justincharlesgordon/ What Justin is working on: Just Go Grind Newsletter: https://www.justgogrind.com/subscribe Running (Strava): https://www.strava.com/athletes/52394979 Hiring: https://partnerslink.athyna.com/pod Scouting: https://headline.com/
News and Updates: Major League Baseball will use the bots for balls & strikes in Spring League YouTube is creating a Premium “Lite” plan with reduced ads Apple Vision Pro headsets is getting Apple Intelligence, finally AT&T created SplitPay, but Splitwise is better Meta is building a 31K mile subsea Internet cable that will go around the globe
Thursday afternoon means a new episode of the Real Life Podcast is ready to wrap up your week and help you navigate the rest of it. On today's show, the guys discussed the Nation Christmas party, Babe Rwuth theories, and some love for Zach Hyman's toughness.The boys kicked off the Thursday episode of Real Life with a discussion about the Nation Christmas party that happened last night at Nation HQ and how the party rolled on until 4 AM for some of the staff. After spending literally two seconds recapping the party, the conversation turned to a much darker place. If you've never heard the Babe Ruth stories from back in the day, this first section of the podcast will be illuminating.From there, the conversation turned back to the White Elephant gift exchange at the Nation Christmas party and how it was an elite way to spend an hour. Not only were there endless steals, but the chaos that ensued as the rounds progressed was thrilling to witness. That also led to the boys discussing whether it's fair game to take your own present back, provided you're not thrilled with the other options.Moving the show back to the Oilers, the guys started the discussion with some love for Zach Hyman after getting his nose broken and returning to play the very next period. If you've seen the pictures of him from practice Thursday morning, it's incredible to think of how tough the guy has to be to keep playing with that kind of injury. The fellas also covered the disappointing loss to the Florida Panthers on Monday, and how it was an annoying blip during what has been a fantastic stretch of hockey. Finally, Chalmers asked the guys for their opinion on using the app Splitwise, and if it ever makes sense to split costs equally. While there are certainly times when splitting the bill makes sense, getting too much into the weeds on expenses can really ruin the vibe of a trip. As you'll hear, no one on the podcast subscribes to this kind of thing, and you'd be better off not inviting them anywhere if you are.
Thursday afternoon means a new episode of the Real Life Podcast is ready to wrap up your week and help you navigate the rest of it. On today's show, the guys discussed the Nation Christmas party, Babe Rwuth theories, and some love for Zach Hyman's toughness.The boys kicked off the Thursday episode of Real Life with a discussion about the Nation Christmas party that happened last night at Nation HQ and how the party rolled on until 4 AM for some of the staff. After spending literally two seconds recapping the party, the conversation turned to a much darker place. If you've never heard the Babe Ruth stories from back in the day, this first section of the podcast will be illuminating.From there, the conversation turned back to the White Elephant gift exchange at the Nation Christmas party and how it was an elite way to spend an hour. Not only were there endless steals, but the chaos that ensued as the rounds progressed was thrilling to witness. That also led to the boys discussing whether it's fair game to take your own present back, provided you're not thrilled with the other options.Moving the show back to the Oilers, the guys started the discussion with some love for Zach Hyman after getting his nose broken and returning to play the very next period. If you've seen the pictures of him from practice Thursday morning, it's incredible to think of how tough the guy has to be to keep playing with that kind of injury. The fellas also covered the disappointing loss to the Florida Panthers on Monday, and how it was an annoying blip during what has been a fantastic stretch of hockey. Finally, Chalmers asked the guys for their opinion on using the app Splitwise, and if it ever makes sense to split costs equally. While there are certainly times when splitting the bill makes sense, getting too much into the weeds on expenses can really ruin the vibe of a trip. As you'll hear, no one on the podcast subscribes to this kind of thing, and you'd be better off not inviting them anywhere if you are.
I am trying something new here. I am recording this podcast solo and sharing my hunt packing plan and the gear I bring for my upcoming elk hunt. I am very curious how this lands with the EatWild audience. If this podcast translates for you, then let me know and I'll share more like this. Here is my Adventure Hunt Planning List. Feel free to follow along on this podcast as I share how I organize, plan, and pack for my hunt. This is a general list. There is no guarantee this is has everything you need for a hunt, but it's a good starting point. Download and save a copy and add it to it for you. Please let me know if I missed anything too! This podcast is about planning a hunting trip, explicitly focusing on the initial concept or plan, choosing hunting partners, coordinating logistics, and organizing gear and food. I share my comprehensive gear list and considerations for food planning, including the trade-offs between freeze-dried meals and cooking real food. I share my theory for a detailed packing list, including food, a day hunting kit, a spike camp kit, a base camp kit, a clothing kit, a meat care kit, a personal kit, a tech kit, and elk hunting gear. Dylan's gear list. Join me at the Spike Camp community at 7 pm, on August 27th, 2024. I'll be conducting an online presentation on early-season elk hunting. The iHunter App supports the Eatwild Podcast and other programs. It is an essential tool for making you more comfortable in the woods. The app's mapping layers, navigation tools, and hunting regulations are packed into it to give you the information you need on your next adventure. As always, Seek Outside brought this podcast to you. They make unique ultralight tents and packs for your next adventure. Use the discount code EATWILD on your next purchase. Please use this Affiliate link, as it will let them know you heard about Seek Outside from our podcast. https://seekoutside.com?aff=15 You can stop in at Beere Brewing and take advantage of a 10% discount on the purchase. Use the code EATWILD10 on your next purchase. Beere makes a great selection of bright, crisp beers perfect for the patio or around the campfire. Takeaways Start the hunt planning process with a concept or plan that excites you. Choose hunting partners who are committed, compatible, and have hunting confidence. Coordinate logistics through group chats and online meetings. Use technology like radios and inReach devices for communication and navigation. Create a comprehensive gear list and consider the trade-offs between freeze-dried meals and cooking real food. Prioritize vehicle maintenance and leave a trip plan with someone. Having a well-equipped truck kit is essential for roadside emergencies, including spare tire, tire repair kit, compressor, axe, saw, shovel, and tow strap. Regularly review and organize all gear before the trip to ensure everything is functional and clean. Take care of your boots by greasing them with beeswax or boot grease, and avoid overheating them. Consider using paper maps in addition to digital maps for a better overview of the hunting area. Create a detailed packing list that includes food, day hunting kit, spike camp kit, base camp kit, clothing kit, meat care kit, personal kit, tech kit, and elk hunting gear. Leave a trip plan with a responsible person who can take action if you don't check in. Use the Splitwise app to track expenses and split costs among the hunting group. Chapters Introduction and Starting Point 02:26 Choosing Hunting Partners 06:13 Coordinating Logistics 08:06 Utilizing Technology 09:29 Organizing Gear and Food 26:25 Vehicle Maintenance and Trip Planning 26:54 Essential Gear for Roadside Emergencies 31:08 Tips for Gear Organization and Maintenance 33:29 The Importance of Boot Care 36:24 The Benefits of Using Paper Maps 39:28 A Comprehensive Packing List for Hunting Trips 51:13 Leaving a Trip Plan and Tracking Expenses
Met splitwise kan je op een digitale manier je gezamenlijke kosten bijhouden en berekenen wie wat moet betalen. Je kan eveneens de rekening via verschillende methoden verdelen. Charlotte, Youssri en Steven maken een groepje aan op splitwise. Ze gaan frietjes eten en verdelen daarna de rekening. Uiteraard komen ook alle andere aspecten van de app […] Het bericht Splitwise: deel rekeningen met vrienden verscheen eerst op Tech Touch Podcast.
Episodio 268. Un DJ en drogas en un invento total solo por joder empezó a sacar el dinero de a poquito con un algoritmo detrás aunque dos matemáticos deberían haber solucionado esto con mas facilidad. No sabemos si es teoría cuántica o gaslighting. ✅ Follow Up Jaime toma malas decisiones Adios IFTTT Pro Mientras nieva en Chile Alfredo pasa calor y pierde internet. La contingencia funciona pero es difícil. Jorge también perdió internet la semana pasada y fue feliz con su doble ISP. Splitwise al rescate de Alfredo y Stefania. Esto puede ser lo que Alfredo necesita (y de ser cierto, todos necesitaremos también) https://www.rionews.ai La orden del iPad de Jaime Jorge compra un (o dos) iPad(s) Air de 13” y un (o dos) Apple Pencil Pro(s) Goldman Sucks
Tänases saates vaatame otsa Apotheka ja PetCity kliendiandmete erakordselt suurele vargusele. Meil on külas ajakirja Digi meelelahututuse rubriigi toimetaja Victoria Maripuu, kes räägib sellest, mida tasub praegu erinevatest striimingteenustest vaadata ja voogedastustest laiemalt. Lisaks vastame ka paarile kuulajakirjale. Saate teemad: • 01:00 Apotheka ja PetCity kliendiandmeid haldavast OÜ-st Allium UPI varastati meeletu hulk Eesti inimeste isikuandmeid. • 15:08 Kuhu liigub striimingeenuste turg ja mida tasub praegu üldse vaadata? • 38:25 Lugejakirjad: Tarmo jagab kogemusi Splitwise konkurendiga ning Kristo küsib nõu nutikoduga alustamise kohta. Kui sul on meile küsimusi või tahad jagada oma kogemusi tehnikamaailmas, siis kirjuta meile: digisaade@geenius.ee. Saadet teevad Hans Lõugas, Glen Pilvre ja Meelis Väljamäe. Tunnusmuusika: Glen Pilvre, Paul Oja.
Tänases saates võtame pikema vaatluse alla soodsa hinnaga ja omapärase disainiga uue nutitelefoni Nothing Phone 2a. Vaatasime ja kuulasime küllalt ebatavalisi Huawei FreeClip nuppkuulareid ja räägime muljetest. Proovime, kas Hume'i tehisaru, mis saab aru ka hääle toonist, suudab tõesti pakkuda lubatud emotsionaalset intelligentsi. Kuidas jagada seltskonna kulusid reisil või mujal nii, et keegi kellelegi võlgu ei jääks? Saate lõpus võtame arutusele ka paar lugejakirja. Saate teemad: • 01:00 Kas Nothingu soodsaim telefon on ilus või hea? • 16:46 Huawei FreeClip on üks väga erilise disainiga kuularipaar, aga milline on heli? • 33:08 Hume AI arendab emotsioone tajuva tehisaruga juturobotit. • 42:00 Äpp nimega Splitwise • 46:45 Lugejakirjad: Arne kommenteerib Apple'i seadmete eesti keele tuge ja Arthur avaldab arvamust Google'i eesti keele toe kohta. Kui sul on meile küsimusi või tahad jagada oma kogemusi tehnikamaailmas, siis kirjuta meile: digisaade@geenius.ee. Saadet teevad Hans Lõugas, Glen Pilvre ja Meelis Väljamäe. Tunnusmuusika: Glen Pilvre, Paul Oja.
This week Chloe tackles the topic of how to split expenses with friends. She goes over the Do's and Do Not's of how to approach these conversations with your besties and the deeper than money beliefs, fears, and hesitations we face when it comes to splitting expenses with friends.Splitwise is a free option to help split bills on trips: https://www.splitwise.com/
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Ihr seid feiern, ein Teil versorgt die Partymeute mit Drinks und die Rechnung? Könnt ihr jetzt ganz easy aufteilen dank der App Splitwise! Steffi hat's am Wochenende ausprobiert!Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.
Today's episode has the perfect representation of what a dinner table conversation with our friends would look like when discussing money. So luckily, we are joined by the dinner club queen herself, Sophie McIntyre, founder of Club Sup. Through the three courses of this episode, we share our money stories, and discuss whether the concept of "treating yourself" is problematic. We delve into navigating money with housemates and friends, and what is and isn't appropriate to add to Splitwise. And finally for dessert, we chat about being a founder and how to think about paying yourself, whilst also keeping a business afloat.But the conversation doesn't end here... we want your thoughts!Do you think the concept of 'treating yourself' is problematic?How do the Splitwise politics work in your household?Have you experienced issues in a friendship because of money? Tell us your stories...Have you had to navigate paying yourself a salary as a founder? How did you decide what to pay yourself?Send your thoughts to these questions, or anything else from our chat to yigc@equitymates.com for our brand new newsletter. And don't forget to subscribe whilst you're at it!Landing in your inbox each Monday.Keep track of Sophie and Maddy between the episodes on Instagram, or on TikTok, and come and be part of the conversation on Facebook with our You're In Good Company Discussion Group.This episode is brought to you by Up, the digital bank for our generation. Download and sign up to Up and use the code YIGC and they'll deposit $10 into your bank accounts. That's Up, easy money. T&Cs @ up.com.au/terms.*****In the spirit of reconciliation, Equity Mates Media and the hosts of You're In Good Company acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. *****You're In Good Company is a product of Equity Mates Media. This podcast is intended for education and entertainment purposes. Any advice is general advice only, and has not taken into account your personal financial circumstances, needs or objectives. Before acting on general advice, you should consider if it is relevant to your needs and read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement. And if you are unsure, please speak to a financial professional. Equity Mates Media operates under Australian Financial Services Licence 540697.You're In Good Company is part of the Acast Creator Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hoy os hablo de una app que uso hace muchos años y que me ha resultado útil en múltiples ocasiones. Con ella es fácil organizar una despedida de soltero y repartir los gastos sin dolores de cabeza.
Episodio 221 del pódcast de Un Papá en apuros grabado “in extremis” por las festividades nacionales del día del trabajo aquí en España pero que al final tuve un ratito para hablaros de Splitwise como aplicación para saldar deudas. La anécdota de la semana viene con fiestas de cumpleaños que me han marcado durante la semana […] La entrada Un Papá en Apuros 221: Splitwise para saldar deudas se publicó primero en Raúl de la Puente .
Well, it finally happened folks. The Slime Country podcast is proud to welcome Helen Bauer (@helenbabauer) as our guest cohost this week. We interrogate what Helen's German family were up to during the war, talk about philosophy and travel, read a Prince Philip x Diana fan fiction, loads of stuff. Mainly Ed tries to keep a lid on it while Sunil and Helen argue about the Splitwise account Check out patreon.com/SlimeCountry to unlock preeeeemium content
What do you get when two women combine forces to figure out finance, share the mental load and build wealth together? Money sisters!! That's what you get!In this episode, longtime friends Emily and Kelly (who happens to be our co-producer) share their long history of making financial decisions small and large, and their deep, abiding love for the Splitwise app. Most of us are used to the awkward dance of trying to figure out how to fairly split a restaurant meal or a girls' trip, but what about buying a freaking house?? They tell us!So many women face financial decisions on their own and it can be paralyzing and lonely. Emily and Kelly help us see a creative alternative that can open up our investing opportunities and turn our friendships into a financial partnership. Get yourself a money sister!!Oh! And do you have a passive income story? A success? A failure? Tell us about it in a voice memo and e-mail it to: womenonthevergepodcast@gmail.comAsk us your dumb investing and finance questions for Season 2 on our Ask Us page! This episode was edited by our co-producer Kelly West. Music by Bad Bad Hats and Devmo.
Welcome to #Millennial, the home of pretend adulting and real talk! After a few years of explosive growth, the podcast world seems to be cooling off. What does this mean for indie podcasters? As big corporations come to grips with the reality that podcasting isn't just an easy way to print money, layoffs, budget cuts, and canceled projects are making headlines. What do we look for in the podcasts we listen to as podcasters ourselves? If there's passion behind the project, it shows. Lucky Girl Syndrome is the new manifesting. Who knew when boomers were simping over 'The Secret' that the youths would revive the concept. Is there some validity to the idea of manifesting positivity? How has Andrew done this to keep himself from assuming the worst possible thing will happen? The Confessional makes its triumphant return this week with a listener who is playing hooky from work to get some much-needed self-care time. The hosts and listeners share some great tips for helping to carve out some time to prioritize yourself during your regular day-to-day: give yourself an easy "out" for certain social situations, stop saying yes to everything, and pad time in your calendar around busy events to give yourself some breathing room! Don't forget to check out our Facebook group for more great conversations like this. This week's recommendations will make life easier, more fun, and enriching! The Plates by Splitwise app, and the parent Splitwise app (Listener Beth and Andrew), Golf With Friends (Laura), and "Sorrow and Bliss" by Meg Mason (Pam). And in this week's installment of After Dark, available on Patreon and Apple Podcasts: The Hill reports that parents pay at least one monthly bill for 40% of millennials, prompting us to explore how our parents helped us in early adulthood. How all three of the hosts got booted off their parents' car insurance - should people be worried about us on the road? Andrew recalls his "Most Expensive Date Ever" We also revisit some cringe moments from our adolescent years. Awkward!
Wir haben für euch eine Liste von 15 praktischen Finanz Tools zusammengestellt. Welche Tools das genau sind erfahrt ihr in der Folge. Außerdem haben wir natürlich die Links zu den Apps für euch weiter unten angehängt. Viel Spaß! ➡️ Zur Techniker Krankenkasse: https://link.finanzfluss.de/pc/die-techniker * ℹ️ Weitere Infos zur Folge: • Video zur besten Steuersoftware: https://youtu.be/Mwi9juryuRc • Interview mit Sumit Kumar von Parqet: https://www.finanzfluss.de/podcast/folge-211/ • Cointracking: https://link.finanzfluss.de/go/cointracking * • DivvyDiary: https://divvydiary.com/de/ • Finanzguru: https://link.finanzfluss.de/go/finanzguru-app * • Getquin: https://link.finanzfluss.de/go/getquin-app * • Money Pro: https://money.pro/ • Münzzähler App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.awesomesoft.muenzzaehler&hl=de&gl=US&pli=1 • N26 Smart: https://link.finanzfluss.de/go/n26-girokonto * • Parqet: https://link.finanzfluss.de/go/tresor-one * • Portfolio Performance: https://www.portfolio-performance.info/ • Smartsteuer: https://link.finanzfluss.de/go/smartsteuer-steuererklaerung * • Splitwise: https://www.splitwise.com/ • Too Good to Go: https://toogoodtogo.de • tricount: https://tricount.com/de/ • Vivid: https://link.finanzfluss.de/go/vivid-girokonto * • xe.com: https://www.xe.com/ • Finanzfluss Rechner: https://www.finanzfluss.de/rechner/ • Finanzfluss Rebalancing Rechner: https://www.finanzfluss.de/rechner/rebalancing/ • Finanzfluss Brutto Netto Rechner: https://www.finanzfluss.de/rechner/brutto-netto-rechner/ • Finanzfluss Sankey Rechner: https://www.finanzfluss.de/rechner/flussdiagramm/ ---- Kostenloses Depot inkl. Prämie: https://www.finanzfluss.de/go/depot * In 4 Wochen zum souveränen Investor: https://www.finanzfluss.de/go/campus YouTube: https://www.finanzfluss.de/go/abo Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/finanzfluss Discord: https://www.finanzfluss.de/discord/ Facebook: https://www.finanzfluss.de/go/facebook ---- *Mit einem Stern versehene Links sind Werbung bzw. Affiliate-Links. Wenn du ihn für Käufe, Abschlüsse oder Anmeldungen nutzt, erhalten wir (je nach Anbieter) eine Provision. Dir entstehen dadurch keine Mehrkosten und du unterstützt unser Projekt. Wir danken dir für deinen Support!
This SATURDAY we chat with our NEW pod equipment, curtesy of our merch sales, about coffee naps, the Balenciaga scandal, Splitwise, our version of New Years resolutions, our favourite Christmas movies, advent calendars, James Francos, the power of single-tasking & so much more! xoxo Tash & Ro #itsaturdaypod Listen & subscribe: https://linktr.ee/itsaturdaypod Instagram & Tiktok: @itsaturdaypod Intro animation by Heidi Martin (@modestviolet) Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are solely our own and do not express the views or opinions of our employers.
Welcome to the Corporate Treasury 101 podcast!Today we continue our series of episodes with Craig Chapman from Actualize Consulting.Craig is a Senior Manager and specialised in Treasury systems & technologies, Treasury transformation projects and... Netting! This episode is a section of the previously issued episode. We focus in this one on:- What is Netting- The difference between bilateral and multilateral netting- What is an AP based netting versus an AR based netting- We compare it to Tricount, Splitwise and even... Cashpooling!And much more!If you would like to get in touch with Craig, or the Actualize consulting team, please find the links below:Craig's Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-chapman-429b183/Actualize Consulting website: https://www.actualizeconsulting.com/_________________________Learn the fundamentals of corporate treasury by downloading your FREE copy of the Corporate Treasury eBook Here!Follow us on Instagram here: @corporatetreasury101Email us any suggestions/ comments at: treasurypodcast@gmail.com
Royal Funeral, Silver Summit reports plus a rock & roll art heist, a worrying fashion trend and the latest on Lian's event in Dallas October 13. Royal Funeral Report coverage on BBC Silver Summit: Liz made new merch available here at Satellite Sisters Shop Successful use of SplitWise app, great for group travel. Great success with Mother of the Bride dress at Sara Campbell. Eagles' Hotel California Art Heist story from LA Times. Lian is coming to Dallas to appear at Rise Restaurant on October 13. Info here: Lian Dolan Event Link. Tuesday Trends: Unbutton your jeans. Air BnB Guest Cleaning Requirements The End of Wegman's Scan + Go Check-Out. Lian is coming to Dallas to appear at Rise Restaurant. Info here: Lian Dolan Event Link. Entertaining Sisters: Lian recommends the book Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn Julie is happy about the return of The Great British Baking Show! Oprah Book Club Pick by Jarvis Masters: That Bird Has My Wings: The Autobiography of an Innocent Man on Death Row CBS News story with Jarvis Masters and Oprah. If you want more info on Jarvis Master's life and case, Liz recommends Corny Koehl's podcast series about Jarvis Masters called Dear Governor: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-governor/id1502273010 Thank you to today's sponsors and thank you to listeners who use these special urls and promos codes to support the show: Caraway Home Carawayhome.com/SATSISTERS Use code SATSISTERS at checkout Jenni Kayne https://jennikayne.com/membership or https://jennikayne.com/home Prose https://prose.com/sisters Rothys https://rothys.com/sisters Sign up for our weekly newsletter PEP TALK here. Go the the Satellite Sisters website here Go to the Satellite Sisters You Tube Channel here. For Lost and Found in Paris and all books by Lian Dolan, go to her website here. For all of our booklists at Bookshop.org, go to www.bookshop.org/shop/liandolan Buy The Sweeney Sisters here on bookshop.org or here on amazon. Join our community: Facebook Page, Facebook Group and on Instagram and Twitter @satsisters. Email Satellite Sisters at hello@satellitesisters.com. Follow Lian Dolan on @instagram @liandolan Follow Liz Dolan on @instagram @satellitesisterliz Follow Julie Dolan on @instagram @julieoldestsister Use #satsisterstravel when you post your travel photos on @instagram or Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The VCpreneur: Startups | Venture Capital | Entrepreneurship | Fundraising
In this episode, Madhu Shalini Iyer (Partner, Rocketship VC), joins our host Digjay, to talk about her path leading up to Rocketship VC, genesis of Rocketship VC and its unique data-led approach to investing in startups, incorporating qualitative inputs from past deals to refine data algorithms, combining data with the human element to make the final investment decision, outlier founders from Rocketship's portfolio, cross-geography learnings for founders given Rocketship's global portfolio, how Madhu's global experience has shaped her personality and more. Rocketship VC is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that uses machine learning and data science to identify & invest in startups around the world. The firm recently closed their 3rd fund at $125mm & has invested in 14 different countries in marquee startups like Khatabook, BukuWarung, Splitwise, Moglix, Apna, Sary, Yulu and more. Prior to Rocketship, Madhu was the Chief Data Officer at Gojek. She started the Singapore office and helped grow the business into a $1 billion unicorn. Prior to Gojek, Madhu was an operating partner at a $150 million private equity fund building startups across South East Asia. She was part of the founding team of Intuit's Quickbooks Lending Platform where she helped grow the platform to $300 million and holds 3 patents in the areas of user data augmented algorithms for financial inclusion. You can connect with Madhu here on Linkedin ---- Show notes – (01:54) Madhu's background & path leading up to Rocketship (06:54) Genesis of Rocketship VC (10:54) Unique data-led approach to investing in startups (14:59) Incorporating qualitative inputs from past deals to refine the data algorithms (18:11) Combining data with the human element to make the final investment decision (24:19) Key deal breakers despite data checking all the boxes (30:00) Reverse pitch to founders to win outbound deals (32:41) Identifying investment trends before they become mainstream (35:29) Outlier founders from Rocketship's portfolio (38:24) Cross-geography learnings for founders given Rocketship's global portfolio (43:14) How has Madhu's global experience shaped her personality? (49:29) Rapid fire and closing remarks ---- If you liked our episode, you can subscribe to our podcast on any podcast platforms of your choice (like Spotify & Apple iTunes). We would appreciate if you could leave us a review on Apple iTunes. This helps others discover the podcast organically. You can visit thevcpreneur.com and follow us on Twitter @thevcpreneur_ & Instagram @thevcpreneur for more episodes and interesting insights on the startup ecosystem. You can also follow our host Digjay here on Linkedin & Twitter
Episodio 54TENERE TRACCIA DELLE SPESE IN VACANZAQuando vado in vacanza, un'app non può mancare: Splitwise. La uso da anni per registrare tutte le spese sostenute durante il viaggio. In questo episodio ti racconto come funziona. Contenuto non sponsorizzato: è un'app che funziona bene, mi piace e per questo la condivido con te (consapevole che ne esistono altre, altrettanto valide).❤️ [sostieni Work Better]Se ti va e riconosci il valore dei contenuti di Work Better puoi offrirmi una tazza di tè >> Ko-fi.com/chiarabattaglioniAPPROFONDIMENTI DELLA PUNTATA
Nafis, Gary & Charlie just got back from Montreal and share some stories, including a fantastic life hack. We also dive into a potential recession, 3D-printing an ear, and Instagram updates. Here's the breakdown. Revealing our shocking life hack for any airline flight. Gary is a big Splitwise and GamePigeon app guy now. Why we recommend Montreal and a few interesting incidents that occurred. Polls:Recap: What age range were you in when you got your first phone?Just posted: How terrible is this podcast art Nafis and Charlie commissioned for $50 a year ago from Fivver.com? Marketing Team Updates:We're still looking for a Social Media Graphic designer for a project.Stickers are still available! Trending Tech:Is a recession coming? We share some data and some of the insights from leading tech CEOs. Doctors successfully transplanted a 3D-printed ear made from human cellsInstagram's two updates - Increased character count for usernames from 30 to 64Feeds will now show Amber Alerts for missing children in a user's area----------------------------------- Support The Podcast:InstagramTwitterApple PodcastsSpotify
It always annoys me when I'm in a queue at a cafe or takeaway and a group of people in front of me, who're together, all want to pay separately. Technology should make this a thing of the past. Check the app store for ‘bill splitter' apps. There are dozens to choose from including KittySplit, Splitwise and Billzer. Some are best suited to situations where you're out and about - there are others, such as CountCalculate which are aimed more at groups of people living together, paying a share of a bill - for example energy bills or broadband. Some can even calculate who owes what based on how much they earn, so those with the highest income pay the most. It's worth looking around and one to keep in mind if you're planning a holiday with friends or even getting ready to start student life later in the year. While we're on the subject of money, remember PayPal.Me lets you set up a unique but simple and catchy PayPal link and anyone who clicks it can quickly send money to your account.
In this discussion with Landshark, we cover many topics, including:Where he came up with the name LandShark.How we grew up financially as the child of immigrants. His parents instilled in him the idea of being smart with his money and not wasting it. His career as a lawyer and how he was initially inspired to seek financial freedom. His early influences in the FIRE space.The concept of what enough is. How much does someone need?His career as a lawyer has been successful and has allowed him to have the means to retire.He transitioned from an equity partner in a law firm to a consultant/contractor as he eased into early retirement and finished his cases. His initial early retirement plans and what he wants to focus on. Four areas he plans to focus on: exercise, creation, learning, and family time. What he learned from the Marshall Wildfires and how he's now helping his community through it. The problem that many people are underinsured. Double-check your insurance policy to ensure you're ensured enough to truly replace your home. Life is short, and we're not going to live forever. It's so important that we live mindfully and focus on our values. “We're not as important as we like to think we are. To our employers, we're all replaceable. You don't need to ask yourself for permission to live the life you want to live; you just need to do it. A lot of people don't because it's easier to stay in the situation you're in.”How making a change is hard and living your life without regrets. Think about the things you value in life and prioritize those values. He's benefiting from Wife-FI, which is that his wife is still working so he can stay on her medical benefits. How he talks to his kids about money. His biggest life lessons and advice. Show References:www.landshark.orghttps://twitter.com/iamlandsharkhttps://www.facebook.com/iamlandsharkSNL (Saturday Night Live) Landhsark Skit Mr. Money MustacheVogleheads forum Mint - Free budget tracker and plannerPersonal capital Book: Vogleheads guide to investing bookNetflix show: Inventing AnnaStockpile (we said Splitwise accidentally, but we meant stockpile)---Follow friends on FIRETwitterInstagramFacebookLinkedInLeave us a voicemail or text us: 404-981-3370eMail us at: friendsonfiremm@gmail.comVisit our website: www.friendsonfire.org---Other LinksMaggie's Blog: Mostly Minimal LifeMike's Book: Your New Relationship with Money
Anirudh Singh sits down with Deven Parekh, Managing Director at Insight Partners. The two discuss what makes Insight such a successful investment firm, the evolution of fintech investing over the past 10 years, investments in Slice, GCash, Pomelo, and much more. Deven Parekh: Deven Parekh is a Managing Director at Insight Partners. Since joining Insight in 2000, he has made more than 130 investments in enterprise software, data, and consumer internet businesses globally, including in North America, Europe, India, Israel, China, Africa, Latin America, and Australia. Currently, Deven serves on the Boards of Directors for Appriss, Calm, Candy, Checkout.com, Chrono24, Community Brands, CoreLogic, Diligent, DistroKid, DriveWealth, Ellkay, Fanatics, iad, PDI, TetraScience, Vinted, WeWork, and Within3. Other companies within his portfolio include Chargebee, FTX, Thunes, Splitwise, 1stdibs, Slice, Saks.com and Saks OFF 5th, BharatPe, and Automattic (WordPress). In addition to his work at Insight, Deven currently serves as a Board Member for the Council on Foreign Relations, NYU Langone, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and the Tisch New York MS Research Center. He was also confirmed by the United States Senate to serve on the Board of Directors for the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation. Prior to joining Insight, Deven was a Principal at Berenson Minella & Company, a New York-based merchant banking firm, where he served on the M&A Committee. He also worked for Blackstone on M&A and other investment activities. Deven has a B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. For more FinTech insights, follow us below: Medium: medium.com/wharton-fintech LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/wharton-fintech-club/ WFT Twitter: twitter.com/whartonfintech Anirudh's Twitter: twitter.com/avsingh_24
A plethora of new product releases and features are hitting Spotify, like audiobooks, music videos, Netflix show integration, lyrics and video podcasts. We dive in, but first... Nafis & Charlie recount their Black Friday retail therapy & hauls (2:25)Using the app Splitwise for sharing costs (6:28)Why Black Friday saw a reversal of the growth trend of recent years, but really it didn't (10:28)Gripes with sizing and final sales, like Charlie either looking pregnant or fit as hell with shirts that are the same size at lululemon or Nafis hacking the shoe game by buying women's and big kids' shoes (16:03)Amazon's growth in logistics and how they are trending to become the largest US package delivery company by the end of the year (21:00)The ever growing resale market and how used or "like-new" clothing, tech and furniture sales are growing at a fast rate and retailers are now offering used items (29:10)Jack Dorsey's resignation from Twitter and what that means for him and the company (and their unrealistic goals) (41:40)Spotify removing the shuffle functionality from the album play button and Charlie doesn't like Adele (51:15)Spotify acquiring Findaway, an audiobook company, to compete with Audible (55:05)The Netflix Hub, which aggregates soundtracks, podcasts and playlists related to their shows directly in Spotify (58:00)Vertical Music Videos coming to Spotify in a new Discover tab (1:03:42)Integration of Lyrics and real-time lyric videos in Spotify (1:04:22)Podcasters can upload video for their episodes on Spotify (1:05:40)Support The Podcast:Instagram - Follow UsTwitter - Follow UsApple Podcasts - Listen, Subscribe and RateSpotify - Listen & Follow
Invitamos a Ana Pau y a Jose Pablo porque además de ser parte del equipo Victoria147, son la combinación perfecta, financieros y esposos, para hablar del tema de hoy. Se acerca el fin del año y ahora más que nunca, nos sirve aprender cómo organizar nuestras finanzas en pareja. Recursos: Excel o google sheets, Finanzas personales de Victoria147, Splitwise, juntarse mensual o quincenalemente a revisar, libro de Inteligent Investor de Benjamin Graham, Fintonic, libro El ombre más rico de Babylonia, Padre rico, padre pobre, app de BBVA y El dinero en pocas palabras de Netflix.
Listen to us talk more about our Vegas trip, Seven Magic Mountains, peeing Dr Pepper, the Strip, quality sleep, expensive burgers, M&M store, The Rescuers, Eggslut, hat day, Tournament of Kings, Pizza Cake, drunk racing, Twilight Zone mini golf, Bellagio fountains, Topgolf, buffet hate, Mandalay Bay aquarium, Pinball Hall of Fame, cat buttholes, racist games, wine in the tub, running out of gas, Splitwise, Mick's Switch, and Vegas trivia. Starring David Parker, Landon Browning, Mick Parker, Wil Dobratz, and Colby Chapman. Recorded October 25th, 2021. Thanksgiving foods to NFL Quarterbacks
Well, well, well, if it isn't the BUTTONISTA feeling alive and (un)well from Nashville, Tennessee for Episode 50 of the show. What a freaking milestone, OK?! In true Honky Tonk USA Fashion, it's time to giddy the f*ck up and debrief on this past weekend's events at a BFF's bachelorette party, breaking down the peaks and pits of the location, the itinerary and more. (Spoiler alert: it was all incredibly awesome.)Nobody Asked Me, But... (0:10)Giddy the F*ck Up - literally sponsored by Miller Lite (1:50)Thoughts on the low cost carrier Allegiant Air (4:12)Do Bluetooth headphones work on a plane? (7:45)Getting sappy for a second about Episode 50 (11:24) You don't need math, you just need Splitwise (15:15)Q&A - Thoughts on the boozy bike tour (20:24)The Buttonista's bar and restaurant recs in Nashville (25:28)Why I might owe an apology to George Washington (32:52)Maybe it's time to lay down (37:26)This show is best enjoyed with a Miller Lite.
As we become more comfortable with traveling again, Adena and Jayne invite special guest Jaynitsa to chat. Jaynitsa highlights her traveling noire adventures, provides tips for planning our own travels, while keeping it budget friendly. May you be inspired to embark on your own expeditions after tuning into this episode. Here are some resources to get you started: travelnoire.com, trafalgar.com, nomadnesstraveltribe.com, Google travel, Splitwise, PayPal (No sponsorship from these sites). If you would like to connect with us follow us on Instagram @griotandpikliz. Our guest can be reached @dane_thagr8. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/griotandpikliz/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/griotandpikliz/support
Whilst talking about finances isn't the most romantic topic, it's essential to every relationship. In the final episode of What The Finance, Mel Browne and Pallavi Sharda explore everything love and money, from joint bank accounts, marriage and divorce, and 'sexually transmitted debt'. Two special guests join them; Catherine Fitzpatrick, Director Vulnerable Customers & Financial Resilience at Westpac, and family lawyer Melanie Tonazzi, to shine a light on financial abuse. CREDITS What The Finance is made possible by our partners at Westpac. Hosts:Melissa Browne and Pallavi Sharda Executive & Audio Producer: Madeline Joannou Assistant Producer: Emmeline Peterson Guests: Catherine Fitzpatrick - Director Vulnerable Customers & Financial Resilience at Westpac, and Melanie Tonazzi - Principal Director & Owner of Sydney Law Group LINKS Head to westpac.com.au/whatthefinance to find free resources to help set up good financial habits. Splitwise: https://www.splitwise.com/ Westpac Life Moments Hub: https://www.westpac.com.au/help/lifemoments/ Sydney Law Group: https://sydneylawgroup.com.au/ Melissa Browne's Online Courses: https://www.melissabrowne.courses/ Mamamia - The Split: https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/the-split/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A special thanks to our friends at Poly Studios on the Gold Coast! https://polystudios.com.au/ GET IN TOUCH Call us on the pod phone (02) 8999 9386. Email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au Want to hear more Mamamia podcasts? You'll find them here... https://mamamia.com.au/podcasts Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
ユーザーが支払いを割り勘にできる消費者向けフィンテックソフトウェアを開発している。 1.各残高を追跡できます 2.出費をすっきり整理 3.簡単に出費を追加できます。 4.さまざまな通貨で送金ができる このアプリは、そうした支払いをオープンにし、誰が誰に支払うべきかを明らかにすることで支払われるべき金額を明確し、お金に関するトラブルを避けることを目指す。 ★Splitwise https://www.splitwise.com/ ★Youtube紹介動画 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2CBrFq9KAI ★TECH CRUNCH JAPANの記事 https://jp.techcrunch.com/2021/04/30/2021-04-28-splitwise-raises-20m-series-a-to-help-everyone-in-the-world-divvy-expenses/ ★だいじろうのTwitter（ご意見お待ちしてます！） https://twitter.com/daijirostartup #海外 #スタートアップ #割り勘 #アプリ #トラブル #旅行 #送金 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daijirostartup/message
This morning Splitwise, a Providence, Rhode Island-based startup announced that it has closed a $20 million Series A. The company builds consumer fintech software that helps users split expenses. But Splitwise isn't a Venmo or Paytm clone.
This morning Splitwise, a Providence, Rhode Island-based startup announced that it has closed a $20 million Series A. The company builds consumer fintech software that helps users split expenses. But Splitwise isn’t a Venmo or Paytm clone.
Liz and Sarah discuss how to rekindle their creative fire after stepping away from a project for over four months. Then they talk to former professional poker player and decision making expert, Annie Duke, about how to make better choices. Their favorite take away? Stop resulting! This week’s Hollywood Hack makes it easy to share expenses with friends: Splitwise! A listener wrote it to tell us it works seamlessly with another recent Hollywood Hack — Venmo. If you’d like to buy a Happier In Hollywood rainbow Silipint (with lid) email Liz and Sarah at happierinhollywood@gmail.com. Cups are $25.00, including shipping. Annie Duke: https://www.annieduke.com/the-science-and-strategy-of-decision-making-with-annie-duke-decision-strategist-and-speaker/ How to Decide: Simple Tools for Making Better Choices: https://www.vromansbookstore.com/book/9780593418482 Splitwise: https://www.splitwise.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Planejamento financeiro é essencial quando se pensa numa mudança de vida ou de trabalho. Esse tema normalmente traz muitas inseguranças, medos e dificuldades. No episódio de hoje, apresentamos aplicativos e ferramentas que ajudam nesse planejamento e que dão mais confiança para tomar decisões difíceis. Mostramos referências de valores e cálculos por trás da preparação - seja para ficar alguns anos sem trabalhar ou para viajar o mundo. Por que não um olhar mais atento e profundo - hoje, agora? Será que somos realmente conscientes daquilo que gastamos? Aplicativos: - Mobills (gastos por categoria) - Splitwise (gastos compartilhados) Podcast: "The Budget-Minded Traveler" Workaway - plataforma de trabalho voluntário Para mais conteúdo e ficar por dentro das novidades, siga @porquenaopodcast Anfitriões: @soldelcarlo @marc_oliv
W kolejnym odcinku podkastu Razem Lepiej dzielimy się aplikacjami, które ułatwiają nam codzienność: od planowania, przez zarządzanie czasem, po relaks i rozrywkę. Zapraszamy na przegląd przydatnych aplikacji! Link do odcinka: https://razemlepiejpodcast.pl/11Możesz nas też polubić na www.fb.com/razemlepiejpodcast i www.instagram.com/razemlepiejpodcast.Muzyka: Young Love by LiQWYD @liqwyd. Music provided by Free Music for Vlogs youtu.be/ARA4MTqBz44
Grab the tissues, or cupid's arrow, depending on your current love and relationship vibe. Today we're reviewing Modern Love, the new series based on the popular NY Times column, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. We catch up on our weekend in the Catskills, the consequences of spending too much time in nature, and our newfound love for the app, Splitwise. Life funks happen and we commiserate about our current mood, including skipping the gym to our longing for self-care. After a particularly #SadSunday, Jaclyn binged Modern Love, then Erin quickly followed. We recap episode-by-episode, how each story is told, and the characters we love (hello, Dev Patel?!). Spoiler Alert! We highly recommend this series to our listeners, and think even the biggest pessimist (guilty!) will shed an iconic Lauren Conrad tear, or even go full Kim K. sob. Follow us @ohmygodsamepodcast, Jaclyn @jaclynmerk, and Erin @erinkcarroll. Email us your stories and questions at ohmygodsame@gmail.com and listen to our playlists on @spotify. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ohmygodsame/support
This week's episode of the DevEd podcast is joined by Hudson Baker. Hudson has been a developer for five years now, specializing in Angular, and is currently working at BrieBug Software. The panel kickstarts the episode by answering the basic question - What is Gatsby? Sam explains that it is a static site generator which means that it takes in data and converts that into static files that can be hosted on any server. It has a lot of tooling and build process stuff built-in, and uses modern javascript concepts along with GraphQL to build fast-performance static sites. It is also a part of JAMStack. Speaking on what languages and technologies it is based on, Sam elaborates that Gatsby is built with React, the build process is webpack, the content can be written in markdown or any outside sources, and data querying is done using GraphQL. The next topic of discussion is static sites. They talk at length about what static sites are, if they can be written without a static site generator, the difference between Gatsby and other frameworks such as Angular and React, what makes the sites static, how to identify them, and how to make a clear distinction between static and dynamic sites. Next, they discuss that Gatsby can be a good starting point for people interested in learning React because it has a plethora of cool inbuilt tools, plugins and pre-packaged templates which can make the learning process easier, rather than starting to learn React from scratch. From a teaching perspective, React is a better choice if the goal is to teach web applications, whereas Gatsby is good for teaching how to build websites. They talk about the difference between Gatsby and server-side rendering frameworks such as Next.js. Luis explains that in server-side rendering, there is data on one side and template on the other, and each time a request is made to the server, the data and template are assembled on the fly and not at build time. On the contrary, in case of Gatsby, this is done at build time, so everything that is sent from the server is basically pre-calculated. Talking about performance considerations, he says that in server-side rendering there is a price to pay in terms of just-in-time calculations. Sam also chimes in with his views on the comparison and mentions that they are really close performance-wise and feature-wise. They then move on to discussing the learning aspect of Gatsby. Sam explains that if developers possess some knowledge about things like React, GraphQL, CSS in JS, etc., it can be easy to get fast results with Gatsby, however, it is still possible to secure some quick wins by using a simple starter project as a template and building on it. He then talks about the best use of Gatsby being in content-based sites, portfolios, product sales pages and so on. Joe asks how does Gatsby deal with adding other aspects on top of it, to which Sam answers that there may be some tweaking needed to get things done, but overall it works well given that there are a ton of plugins available to get things from external resources. Joe talks about learning GraphQL, and Sam explains how much of it is used in Gatsby. He talks about the positives of Gatsby documentation and the developer community. They end the show with picks. The DevEd podcast is produced by Thinkster.io and published by DevChat.TV. Panel Joe Eames Brooke Avery Sam Julien Jesse Sanders Mike Dane Luis Hernandez Joined by special guest: Hudson Baker Sponsors Thinkster.io Adventures in .NET - Devchat.tv Elixir Mix CacheFly Links Hudson's Twitter Comparison of Gatsby vs Next.js Picks Luis Hernandez: Focused and Diffuse: Two Modes of Thinking Mike Dane: Splitwise Jesse Sanders: Grumpy Cat :( DuckDuckGo Hudson Baker: Storybook Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes Brooke Avery: Star Wars Pinball Sam Julien: Overcooked! Joe Eames: Claudia.js What is Gatsby? It is a static site generator that takes in data and converts it into static files that can be hosted on any server. It has a lot of tooling and build process stuff built-in, and uses modern javascript concepts along with GraphQL to build fast-performance static sites. What languages and technologies is Gatsby based on? Gatsby is built with React, the build process is webpack, the content can be written in markdown or any outside sources, and data querying is done with GraphQL. What is the difference between Gatsby and server-side rendering frameworks such as Next.js? In server-side rendering, there is data on one side and template on the other, and each time a request is made to the server, the data and template are assembled on the fly and not at build time. On the contrary, in case of Gatsby, this is done at build time, so everything that is sent from the server is pre-calculated. How does Gatsby deal with adding extra aspects on top of the basic functionality? There may be some tweaking required to get things done, but overall it works well given that there are a ton of plugins available to get things from external resources.
This week's episode of the DevEd podcast is joined by Hudson Baker. Hudson has been a developer for five years now, specializing in Angular, and is currently working at BrieBug Software. The panel kickstarts the episode by answering the basic question - What is Gatsby? Sam explains that it is a static site generator which means that it takes in data and converts that into static files that can be hosted on any server. It has a lot of tooling and build process stuff built-in, and uses modern javascript concepts along with GraphQL to build fast-performance static sites. It is also a part of JAMStack. Speaking on what languages and technologies it is based on, Sam elaborates that Gatsby is built with React, the build process is webpack, the content can be written in markdown or any outside sources, and data querying is done using GraphQL. The next topic of discussion is static sites. They talk at length about what static sites are, if they can be written without a static site generator, the difference between Gatsby and other frameworks such as Angular and React, what makes the sites static, how to identify them, and how to make a clear distinction between static and dynamic sites. Next, they discuss that Gatsby can be a good starting point for people interested in learning React because it has a plethora of cool inbuilt tools, plugins and pre-packaged templates which can make the learning process easier, rather than starting to learn React from scratch. From a teaching perspective, React is a better choice if the goal is to teach web applications, whereas Gatsby is good for teaching how to build websites. They talk about the difference between Gatsby and server-side rendering frameworks such as Next.js. Luis explains that in server-side rendering, there is data on one side and template on the other, and each time a request is made to the server, the data and template are assembled on the fly and not at build time. On the contrary, in case of Gatsby, this is done at build time, so everything that is sent from the server is basically pre-calculated. Talking about performance considerations, he says that in server-side rendering there is a price to pay in terms of just-in-time calculations. Sam also chimes in with his views on the comparison and mentions that they are really close performance-wise and feature-wise. They then move on to discussing the learning aspect of Gatsby. Sam explains that if developers possess some knowledge about things like React, GraphQL, CSS in JS, etc., it can be easy to get fast results with Gatsby, however, it is still possible to secure some quick wins by using a simple starter project as a template and building on it. He then talks about the best use of Gatsby being in content-based sites, portfolios, product sales pages and so on. Joe asks how does Gatsby deal with adding other aspects on top of it, to which Sam answers that there may be some tweaking needed to get things done, but overall it works well given that there are a ton of plugins available to get things from external resources. Joe talks about learning GraphQL, and Sam explains how much of it is used in Gatsby. He talks about the positives of Gatsby documentation and the developer community. They end the show with picks. The DevEd podcast is produced by Thinkster.io and published by DevChat.TV. Panel Joe Eames Brooke Avery Sam Julien Jesse Sanders Mike Dane Luis Hernandez Joined by special guest: Hudson Baker Sponsors Thinkster.io Adventures in .NET - Devchat.tv Elixir Mix CacheFly Links Hudson's Twitter Comparison of Gatsby vs Next.js Picks Luis Hernandez: Focused and Diffuse: Two Modes of Thinking Mike Dane: Splitwise Jesse Sanders: Grumpy Cat :( DuckDuckGo Hudson Baker: Storybook Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes Brooke Avery: Star Wars Pinball Sam Julien: Overcooked! Joe Eames: Claudia.js What is Gatsby? It is a static site generator that takes in data and converts it into static files that can be hosted on any server. It has a lot of tooling and build process stuff built-in, and uses modern javascript concepts along with GraphQL to build fast-performance static sites. What languages and technologies is Gatsby based on? Gatsby is built with React, the build process is webpack, the content can be written in markdown or any outside sources, and data querying is done with GraphQL. What is the difference between Gatsby and server-side rendering frameworks such as Next.js? In server-side rendering, there is data on one side and template on the other, and each time a request is made to the server, the data and template are assembled on the fly and not at build time. On the contrary, in case of Gatsby, this is done at build time, so everything that is sent from the server is pre-calculated. How does Gatsby deal with adding extra aspects on top of the basic functionality? There may be some tweaking required to get things done, but overall it works well given that there are a ton of plugins available to get things from external resources.
Com as férias se aproximando, é hora de levar adiante os desejados planos de viajar. Quem é que não gosta de ouvir falar em viagem? E em economizar? Agora pensa que maravilha não seria juntar os dois e conseguir viajar barato! Ah, deu até vontade de fazer as malas! E o melhor: às vezes tem como economizar usando o próprio celular. Aplicativos como Buser, Airbnb e CouchSurfing podem ser ótimas opções para você viajar barato! Às vezes passamos dias, semanas e até meses pensando em diversos detalhes que são fundamentais para organizar uma viagem. Mas sabemos que dependendo do destino pode parecer inviável realizar a tão sonhada viagem. Os custos elevados com hospedagem e transporte são desanimadores na hora de contabilizar as despesas. Mas vamos combinar que a maioria das pessoas gostam de viajar. E não tem ninguém que não fique animado com a possibilidade de economizar. Ainda mais se isso for feito de maneira simples e prática. Nessa onda de economia compartilhada, dividir os gastos com outras pessoas que irão para o mesmo destino que o seu, ou se hospedar na casa de uma pessoa que está disposta a te receber, podem ser a saída perfeita para manter de pé o planejamento da viagem. Então, vamos te mostrar neste post alguns aplicativos de celular que têm essas funções e, assim, ajudarão a tornar econômicos aqueles gastos que encarecem uma viagem. Ao lado, você já tem uma colinha dos apps que vamos falar → Planejando a viagem Há diversas maneiras de economizar em uma viagem. O ponto inicial começa pelo planejamento, que pode não ser tão simples quanto parece. Um bom planejamento não é feito da noite para o dia. Mas se você estiver disposto a dedicar um pouco do seu tempo, basta ter atenção para garimpar bem as informações na internet e tudo pode sair melhor que o esperado. O resultado será incrível para o seu bolso! O planejamento de uma viagem deve seguir alguns passos. Assim, começaremos pela escolha do destino. É realidade que, algumas vezes, elegemos o destino a partir de passagens e promoções ofertadas na internet. Mas vamos começar nosso planejamento ao contrário: o ponto de partida será o destino já definido. A partir dele, vamos em busca de soluções econômicas para tornar realidade aquela viagem dos seus sonhos. Além das várias dicas que vamos contar nesse texto, existem outras maneiras de evitar gastos desnecessários no dia a dia como, por exemplo, evitando taxas abusivas de bancos. Para isso, use nosso simulador de contas digitais e fique por dentro das melhor opções para o seu bolso. Acesse também outros artigos para te ajudar na hora de planejar viagens e não passar aperto com dinheiro. Hospedagem para viajar barato Definir onde se hospedar vai depender do gosto de cada viajante. Procure informações na internet sobre a cidade que vai visitar. Certamente isso te ajudará a tomar a melhor decisão. Veja a localização dos principais pontos turísticos ou do que pretende conhecer. Assim, escolha o bairro ou a região que será melhor aproveitada por você. Depois de já ter uma ideia do mapa visual da cidade, comece a busca com os aplicativos que vão te ajudar a viajar barato. As dicas que vem a seguir são para diferentes gostos e estilos de viagens. Encontre a que se encaixa melhor no seu perfil de viajante. Mas uma coisa é garantida: o objetivo de todos os aplicativos que vamos te mostrar é te fazer viajar barato! Airbnb - Aluguel de quartos ou casas O Airbnb é um site de pesquisas de quartos e casas. É aquela opção mais tradicional para quem deseja viajar e está disposto a alugar um quarto ou a casa inteira. O aplicativo te permite buscar diversas opções, salvar seus lugares preferidos e entrar em contato com o dono do imóvel antes de chegar ao destino (o que é muito bom para tirar possíveis dúvidas e combinar o que for preciso). É possível ordenar as buscas no aplicativo por valores e assim encontrar as opções mais baratas e acessíveis para o seu orçamento. Essa é uma boa opção para quem não quer abrir mão de comodidade e privacidade e viajar barato. Você pode desembolsar uma quantia bem mais baixa do que ficando em um hotel, por exemplo. Outro benefício do aplicativo é que você pode acessar os comentários e saber o que outras pessoas que já se hospedaram neste lugar falaram sobre a limpeza, organização, localização, e diversos outros pontos relevantes para a sua estadia. [message type="success" title="DICA"] Cuidado com a localização dos imóveis! Por ser um aplicativo conhecido, e já ter uma demanda alta, há muitas opções para se hospedar. Mas vale checar se a opção que te interessa fica em uma região acessível e perto dos lugares que você quer conhecer. Isso já aconteceu comigo e garanto que é bem desagradável chegar no destino e descobrir que fica muito mais distante do que pensava. Isso torna a logística da estadia complicada e claro, será preciso desembolsar dinheiro com o deslocamento que não estava previsto. Portanto, não deixe de confirmar o localização e ter a certeza que vai se hospedar em um bom local.[/message] CouchSurfing - Hospedagem gratuita O CouchSurfing é uma ferramenta muito interessante e que já é bastante usada no exterior. Mas, se você nunca ouviu falar, não estranhe. Aqui no Brasil o site está alcançando os usuários aos poucos, à medida que as pessoas vão se familiarizando com a ferramenta e se sentindo seguras. Essa é uma forma de se hospedar gratuitamente! Parece bom demais para ser verdade, não é mesmo? Calma, vou explicar melhor: realmente existe e é muito útil! É uma espécie de rede social que faz a ponte entre turistas que buscam hospedagem grátis e gente que gostaria de recebê-los. O anfitrião abre sua casa e o hóspede fica, durante o tempo combinado, como um convidado. A tradução do nome inglês, “Surfe no Sofá”, já dá uma dica de como funciona. O anfitrião recebe o hóspede da maneira que pode. Às vezes será no sofá da sala, ou em um cantinho para colocar um colchão, ou pode ser até mesmo em um quarto privado. Isso dependerá do que a pessoa pode oferecer. Mas uma coisa é certa: há sempre um lugar para o viajante descansar. Entendendo a plataforma: A plataforma é uma maneira barata e divertida de conhecer novos lugares e trocar experiências com diferentes pessoas. Mas o CouchSurfing vai além de uma simples hospedagem gratuita. Recomendo para viajantes que estão dispostos a compartilhar momentos e que são desapegados. Isso porque o CouchSurfing é uma espécie de comunidade. Ou seja, as pessoas que se disponibilizam a receber também buscam a troca de experiências com os viajantes. Vale lembrar também que a privacidade não é garantida, já que você pode ter que se acomodar no sofá da sala de alguém. Particularmente, isso não é problema algum para mim. Se você também é uma pessoa desapegada e está disposta a se aventurar, vá fundo. Para viajar barato o CouchSurfing é uma ótima opção! Você pode criar o seu perfil e já começar a usar a plataforma gratuitamente. Há também a opção de ter o perfil verificado pagando uma taxa de 25 dólares. Isso gera um pouco mais de segurança para anfitriões que têm o interesse em te receber. Além disso, esse valor também dá o direito de enviar solicitações de hospedagem ilimitadas. Mas não é uma exigência e para mim não há muita necessidade. [message type="success" title="DICA"] Seja bastante seletivo na escolha do anfitrião. Use as ferramentas que o aplicativo oferece e analise bem o perfil da pessoa que deseja enviar a solicitação de hospedagem. Escolha alguém que tenha boas referências de outros viajantes. Se achar necessário entre em contato com outro viajante que já se hospedou com ele, pergunte como foi a experiência. Eu já recebi perguntas, principalmente de mulheres, sobre como foi me hospedar na casa de um anfitrião e achei muito válido o contato! Passei a fazer isso antes de me hospedar na casa das pessoas também. Sempre procuro enviar uma mensagem para quem já se hospedou e assim me sinto muito mais segura e confortável para usar a plataforma do CouchSurfing. Vale também ficar atento à taxa de resposta para não desperdiçar solicitações com quem tem grandes chances de não te responder. As vezes a pessoa criou um perfil mas não é ativa na plataforma. Então, taxa com porcentagem de resposta inferior a 20% já considero muito baixa e não recomendo mandar mensagens (principalmente se você não tem o perfil verificado, já que nesses casos é possível enviar apenas 10 pedidos por semana) e nem sempre é tão rápido encontrar anfitriões. [/message], Troca Casa - HomeExchange O Troca Casa é uma boa opção para quem faz questão de manter privacidade total e conforto. O site, agora, faz parte da comunidade Home Exchange que é a rede líder mundial de trocas de casas/apartamento particulares. A plataforma funciona exatamente como a descrição do nome, ou seja, é a troca de casas entre duas pessoas/famílias, durante um período de tempo estipulado. Por exemplo, você cadastra a sua casa, pode ser a que você mora ou uma casa de campo, e troca a hospedagem com outra família. Débora mora no Rio de Janeiro e busca passar alguns dias em Minas Gerais. Clara tem uma casa de campo na região de Ouro Preto e quer ir para o Rio de Janeiro. Elas encontram essa opção de troca no site, ajustam os horários e as datas desejadas. Débora terá o direito de passar os dias combinados na casa de Clara, em Ouro Preto. Igualmente, Clara passará essa quantidade de dias no Rio de Janeiro. O legal dessa plataforma é que as trocas não precisam ser feitas necessariamente de forma simultânea. O aplicativo tem duas opções de trocas: trocas recíprocas e não recíprocas. As recíprocas são feitas simultaneamente. Já as não recíprocas são estabelecidas através do sistema de moeda de troca, chamada GuestPoint. Ambas garantem a economia e são formas efetivas para viajar barato. Como funciona o aplicativo: Você faz o cadastro no site gratuitamente e já pode começar a buscar pelas casas e destinos que te interessem. Para conseguir efetuar a troca, você deve optar por um dos planos disponíveis: Essencial e Optimal. Ao adquirir o plano você ganha GuestPoints, e vai acumulando. Será muito útil para fazer as trocas não recíprocas, em que você troca hospitalidade por GuestPoints. O Troca Casa atende todo o tipo de viagem, inclusive de férias, que é o foco do nosso post. É uma opção muito econômica e não deixa a segurança de lado. A HomeExchange garante que as casas fiquem protegidas de danos que possam ocorrer durante a estadia do hóspede, como uma espécie de seguro embutido ao usar os serviços. Em termos de transmitir segurança para o usuário, é similar ao Airbnb, através do acesso às avaliações das pessoas que foram para o mesmo lugar que o seu, por exemplo. Esse tipo de hospedagem é ideal para famílias ou casais. Isso porque tem o benefício de contar com a estrutura completa da casa/apartamento de uma outra família. Que, além de tudo, ainda são bem equipados e preparados para receber os hóspedes. Se você tem uma casa a oferecer em um cidade que seja interessante, essa plataforma pode se tornar uma grande aliada para aumentar as suas possibilidades de viajar. Assim, casas bem localizadas ou em cidades legais costumam ter bastante procura. E a troca pode ser feita entre casas e apartamentos de todo o mundo. Isso pode baratear e muito o custo de viagens internacionais! [message type="success" title="DICA"]Escolha o plano de acordo com a quantidade de viagens que pretende fazer. Se você quer usar a plataforma para aumentar o número de viagens, e pretende viajar mais de 3 vezes no ano, por exemplo, certamente já valerá a pena fazer o plano anual Optimal - que te dá direito a fazer quantas trocas desejar durante todo o ano por 100 euros. Já se você não costuma viajar muito e acha que usará poucas vezes, opte pelo plano Essencial - você paga por noite o valor de 10 euros. Na minha percepção, através de experiências de amigos que usam a plataforma, optar pelo plano Optimal acaba incentivando a fazer viagens curtas de fim de semana, por exemplo, e os usuários aproveitam bastante a plataforma. Você passa a viajar barato e viaja mais![/message] Worldpackeres Se você está pensando em viajar por um tempo maior, ou até fazer um intercâmbio e não quer gastar muito essa é a opção ideal! O Worldpackers é uma plataforma que possibilita a troca de trabalho por hospedagem. Melhor dizendo, troca de habilidades por hospedagem. A plataforma dispõe, basicamente, de 3 opções divididas em: intercâmbio de trabalho, impacto social e projetos ecológicos. O aplicativo filtra as opções de acordo com o seu interesse. São diversas variantes disponíveis que você deve preencher para encontrar a vaga ideal. Portanto, esses filtros são muito importantes para chegar aos resultados que mais tem a ver com o seu perfil. Quanto mais personalizado melhor, então, capriche no filtro e encontre a oportunidade perfeita. Tipos de viagem como férias, viagem de casal ou sozinho, mochilão, práticas de idiomas, dentre outras opções, estarão disponíveis para você marcar. Depois, você escolhe o destino que deseja explorar e o aplicativo armazena os dados para sugerir o que tem de melhor. Worldpackers X Work Away A plataforma do Worldpackers é parecida com outras plataformas que trocam trabalho por hospedagem, como o conhecido Work Away. O diferencial positivo do Worldpackers em relação ao Work Away é que disponibiliza uma versão totalmente em português. Assim, torna-se ideal para oferecer opções tanto nacionais quanto internacionais. Inclusive, o aplicativo também disponibiliza conteúdo em artigos, vídeos, podcasts e guias super interessantes com relatos de experiências dos viajantes. Isso te faz ter maior confiança e segurança para utilizar a plataforma. [message type="success" title="DICA"]Na minha opinião esse aplicativo é um dos mais completos e é uma excelente forma de viajar barato. Se você baixar, certamente vai passar horas navegando nos conteúdos e descobrindo tudo que o site oferece, assim como eu fiz. Vale a pena. Para se candidatar às vagas é preciso pagar uma taxa do site de 49,90 dólares. Se você pretende mesmo viajar pelo Worldpackers, o investimento que se faz na plataforma também vale a pena. É só fazer uma conta básica e concluir que 50 dólares é um valor bem inferior ao que seria gasto pagando todo o intercâmbio de outra maneira[/message] Transportes para viajar barato O deslocamento até o destino escolhido é outro ponto que merece atenção, porque certamente encontrará maneiras mais baratas do que as tradicionais. Com uma boa pesquisa na internet você estará munido de informações relevantes e poderá optar por aquela que for mais adequada ao seu orçamento. Separamos os aplicativos que estão em alta e te ajudarão a poupar no transporte. Blablacar Já falamos do Blablacar quando demos dicas de aplicativos que para ter renda extra. No entanto, vamos falar do outro lado da moeda: como usar esse aplicativo para viajar barato. O Blablacar é um aplicativo de carona que te permite economizar dividindo o gasto do combustível com motorista e passageiros que vão para o mesmo destino que o seu. É bem simples! Você coloca o ponto de saída e o destino. Depois que preenche o campo de data e hora que deseja partir, o aplicativo vai te mostrar as viagens que estão disponíveis, juntamente com o valor cobrado e o contato do motorista. Você pode trocar mensagens com o condutor e combinar detalhadamente o que for preciso. Além de econômica é uma maneira prática de viajar. Recomendo para viagens de curta ou longa duração. É uma boa opção para cobrir a inflexibilidade dos horários dos transportes convencionais. O Blablacar toma algumas medidas para tornar o uso do aplicativo seguro e confiável. Após o encerramento da viagem, por exemplo, o aplicativo disponibiliza uma ferramenta de avaliação para deixar opiniões, comentários, e avaliar o motorista através de nota. Além disso, você pode ver o perfil dos condutores e checar o que outras pessoas dizem sobre viajar com eles. [message type="success" title="DICA"]Agora uma dica bem legal para as mulheres: o Só Para Elas é um filtro que permite que mulheres criem viagens apenas entre elas, tornando a experiência com o Blablacar mais confortável. Já usei várias vezes e hoje recomendo com tranquilidade porque tive experiências muito positivas. Mas confesso que a princípio não sentia tanta confiança em usar a plataforma. Isso porque usei do outro lado da moeda. Eu anunciei vagas disponíveis no meu carro e percebi que o aplicativo não conferia muito bem os condutores. Então, se você deseja usar o aplicativo, busque estar por dentro da avaliação do motorista e assim como no CouchSurfing, leia comentários e referências e se possível entre em contato com quem já usou viajou com aquele motorista.[/message] Buser A Buser é o aplicativo mais novo dentre os citados acima, mas nem por isso é menos eficaz na hora de economizar em viagens. Muito pelo contrário. A Buser é considerada uma inovação do transporte e na forma de viajar barato. O aplicativo une pessoas que querem ir para o mesmo destino e faz um fretamento colaborativo. Funciona assim: quem quer viajar encontra outras pessoas que também querem fazer o mesmo trajeto. Juntas elas formam um grupo de viagem. A Buser se encarrega de cotar o frete e fazer o rateio da melhor oferta encontrada, ou seja, quanto maior o grupo, menor será o valor para cada pessoa. Esta nova maneira de viajar amplia o acesso ao transporte e torna possível seguir em frente com o planejamento da viagem. Em média, o valor chega a ser 60% mais barato do que o encontrado nas rodoviárias. Sendo assim, o preço das passagens não assusta e cabe no bolso de muita gente. Quais são os diferenciais da Buser? O aplicativo é simples, prático e na minha opinião uma excelente saída para quem deseja viajar com um preço justo. Além disso, a Buser garante que as viagens são seguras: todos os veículos são inspecionados e as viagens conduzidas por motoristas profissionais. O conforto dos ônibus e a qualidade do serviço vem para arrematar os benefícios da Buser. Entretanto, já surgiram alguns embates sobre a legalidade da Buser, assim como houve com os aplicativos de transporte como a Uber, no passado. Contudo o aplicativo se mantém disponível para os usuários buscarem grupos que já estão formados e as viagens operam normalmente. [message type="success" title="DICA"]Por ser nova no mercado, a Buser não tem um leque tão variado de destinos. Então, acesse o aplicativo com uma certa antecedência e veja as opções de trajetos. Depois de solicitar participação em um grupo, confira a probabilidade de a viagem acontecer. Isso porque se a demanda for baixa os ônibus não partirão. Assim, você pode ter sua viagem cancelada e terá que buscar outra forma de fazer aquele trajeto. Comigo já aconteceu de a viagem ser cancelada, esse é um fator negativo que a Buser ainda enfrenta. Mas a política do app é de avisar com no mínimo 48 horas de antecedência. Apesar do incômodo de ter a viagem cancelada e o dinheiro devolvido, não foi um grande problema para mim e consegui encontrar rapidamente outra forma de fazer a viagem. Claro que aí pagando mais caro. Então, por mais que o app não te dê uma garantia de 100% de que a viagem irá acontecer, vale a pena consultá-lo e tentar utilizar antes de optar pelo transporte dos ônibus convencionais, em que os valores são bem mais altos.[/message] Splitwise O Splitwise por si só já é uma dica interessante e para mim, uma das mais eficientes durante uma viagem. Não vai te fazer economizar de fato, mas sim, ajudar a manter o controle dos gastos e fazer as divisões necessárias no final da viagem. Vamos lá: muitas das vezes as viagens são feitas em grupo de amigos. E viagem em grupo geralmente resulta em divisão de gastos, não é mesmo? Uma pessoa acaba pagando o valor total de uma conta para depois fazer a divisão entre as outras... Alguém empresta um dinheiro, ou uma terceira pessoa paga a conta do supermercado, por exemplo, e guarda a notinha para depois dividir os gastos. Enfim, são diferentes causas que nos levam, no final da viagem, a fazer contas e mais contas para quitar todas as dívidas. É um trabalheira danada, vamos combinar. O Splitwise veio para facilitar o momento pós viagem, quando a última coisa que queremos é ter dor de cabeça na hora de dividir os gastos! Ele funciona de maneira muito simples. Você baixa o aplicativo, faz o cadastro e seleciona o tipo de grupo que deseja criar. Se é a primeira vez que as pessoas usam o Splitwise, você irá convidá-las a criar uma conta. O convite pode chegar por e-mail e a pessoa faz o cadastro em um minutinho. Quando o grupo estiver completo todos poderão incluir despesas e compartilhar os gastos.É muito simples e você vai perceber a medida que for usando o aplicativo. Depois de todas as divisões o aplicativo aparecerá assim: Mais claro e prático impossível, né? Planeje-se para viajar barato! Com todas essas dicas, dá pra ver como viajar pode ser barato, não é verdade? Claro que é importante se planejar com cuidado e entender exatamente quais são as vantagens (e desvantagens!) de cada aplicativo. Vale também entender direitinho o que você tem disposição para abrir mão. Por exemplo, se você não abre mão de jeito nenhum de dormir em lugar hiper confortável, então talvez o Airbnb não seja uma boa para você, afinal de contas, caso você escolha um apartamento que não te agrade, pode acabar não aproveitando sua viagem tanto assim. Mas se, por outro lado, você não se importa em viajar de ônibus, a Buser pode ser uma ótima opção para fugir de passagens de ônibus caras. Ou seja, mesmo que sua viagem saia mais barata, continua sendo uma experiência agradável, como toda viagem deve ser. E você? Já usou algum desses aplicativos ou tem alguma dica para economizar na hora de viajar? Conta aqui embaixo pra gente nos comentários! Ah, e se você tiver alguma dúvida sobre os aplicativos que indicamos, deixe aqui embaixo também. Quem sabe você não usa algum deles na sua próxima viagem?
Today is International Women’s Day, and we’re honoring it with a very special bonus episode of Barefoot Innovation, on Women in Fintech...and with Women in Fintech. My four guests are Laura Spiekerman, the CRO of Alloy, Melissa van Kluyve, Associate at Clocktower Technology Ventures, Zoe Chaves, the Product Manager of Splitwise, and Lyn Farrell, the Regulatory Strategy Advisor of Hummingbird Regtech.
This episode of the podcast is about my guide to first-time travel. I'm going to run trough my guides for what to do before you leave, what to pack, how to take better photos, and how to preserve your memories.The first thing I want to talk about is things to do before you go to make your trip better:Buy travel insurance. If I have medical or scheduling issues while abroad, this will cover it.Submit a travel notice for your credit cards and bank. Sometimes, they will cut off your cards if you don't do this.Make sure you backup everything on your phone and laptop.I like to download some of my songs on Spotify so that they can be listened to offline while on the plane (I do this with movies on Netflix too).Load up your books on Kindle. I like to read books about where I'm going to visit. Check your passport and make sure it is valid for at least six months after your trip is over.Check your credit and debit card expirations and order new ones if you need to.Read the Wikipedia pages for the country you're travelling in and the city you're arriving in.Look into necessary immunizations.Look up directions from the airport to your accommodation and screenshot it.Rearrange a taxi from the airport beforehand or get an idea of how much it should cost.Have accommodations booked for at least the first night.Bring the right bag. It's better to bring too little than too much.Build your travel wallet. The cards you carry should be a bit different than the ones you use at home.Email a friend or family member a copy of your passport, US embassy information, and details about where you're staying.Walk with your hands in your pockets so you don't get pickpocketed.Apps to download: Splitwise, an offline translator, a currency exchange calculator, an offline map, Agoda, Airbnb, Orbitz, and Hostelworld. Now I'm going to jump into my packing list:For clothes: socks, underwear, boardshorts, workout shorts, tank tops, one pair of regular shorts, one pair of jeans, T-shirts, a sweatshirt, sandals, and one pair of shoes.A portable speaker, a GoPro, a Kindle, a backup phone charger, a travel adapter, and two sets of headphones.Medicine such as painkillers, stomach meds, bandages, etc.A rain jacket is nice to have.A refillable water bottle (if you're in a country where the tap water is drinkable).Carabiners and zip ties.A combination lock.Earplugs and an eye mask to make it easy to sleeps on planes, trains, etc.A pen for filling our immigration documents.A clothespin to open up my SIM card.Laptop and charger, of course.A notebook.A mini flashlight.A second pair of sunglasses that you don't mind losing can be handy for parties.Snacks for the plane.In most countries you can replace anything that you're forgotten, so the pressure's not too high.Next, I want to talk about taking photos. There are three things you need to learn to make your travel photography much better:The rule of thirds. If you were to cut the picture up into thirds, don't put the person in the middle section. This way, you get to see more of the landscape and get a better composition.Learn to tap your phone to get focus. That's simple.Make sure to shoot your videos in widescreen, except when you plan to share them on Instagram or Snapchat.Next, journaling is a way to organize memories in a way that you'll really appreciate. Take ten minutes every day to write down what you did. Travel is going to bri
Estás cansado de compartir gastos con tus compañeros de viaje y perder control? El proveedor de la semana es la Aplicación Splitwise!!!
Follow-up Splitwise en KittySplit Onderwerpen Welke iPhone moet je nu kopen? De iPhone Xs, Xs Max of Xr? Apple wil echt dat hardware langer meegaat. De resultaten van onze Twitter-poll. Hoe zit dat nu precies met die ECG op de nieuwe Apple Watch? Tips Steven: iPhone X case van Humixx Ruurd: TechSnacks Zomerdiner over ECG (0:43) & AirPods lifehack Davy: Fall Skirmish
Comentarios de Jesús acerca del último episodio — Memo y pagador en YNAB, además de la categoría
O cómo llevar la cuenta de lo que te deben con YNAB cuando tienes amigos o familiares que no se quieren instalar SplitWise
On today's episode, Windows 10 is getting an update for creators, Apple's being sued for not locking out iPhones while driving and Dell has a new external device that works similar to the Surface Studio. On our new What Grinds Our Gears segment, we discuss how gas station pumps could use improvement. For XP Boost, we dive into Matt and Shane's time spent with the 2016 MacBook and MacBook Pro. We also get some feedback from a Twitter poll and a listener regarding an app called Splitwise.
Todas las cenas de Nochebuena traen sorpresas, pero en mi caso fue sin duda una inesperada sorpresa positiva que consistió en la entusiasta adopción por parte de mi familia de Yaap Money, la aplicación para pagos entre particulares.Patrocinado por Macníficos, la tienda online especialista en dispositivos y accesorios del mundo Apple, que ofrece hoy envío express gratuito con entrega garantizada antes de Reyes. Descúbrelo en emilcar.fm/macnificos
Finalizando ya la semana este viernes de miscelánea nos permite prestar atención a diversos temas: nuevas apps para pagos entre particulares (Splitwise y Twyp), Dropbox cierra Mailbox y Carrousel, novedades en Apple Music, iTunes Match y tvOS 9. También os invito a la beta de una nueva app de podcasts para iOS llamada Ucast y conoceremos las opiniones de dos oyentes sobre los últimos diseños de Apple.Busca los enlaces de este episodio en http://emilcar.fm, donde también espero tus comentarios.
Finalizando ya la semana este viernes de miscelánea nos permite prestar atención a diversos temas: nuevas apps para pagos entre particulares (Splitwise y Twyp), Dropbox cierra Mailbox y Carrousel, novedades en Apple Music, iTunes Match y tvOS 9. También os invito a la beta de una nueva app de podcasts para iOS llamada Ucast y conoceremos las opiniones de dos oyentes sobre los últimos diseños de Apple.Busca los enlaces de este episodio en http://emilcar.fm, donde también espero tus comentarios.
En este capítulo del podcast de Beta privada hablamos sobre las aplicaciones para gestionar gastos compartidos entre dos o más personas, como Cost Split (más sencilla) y Splitwise (disponible para iOS, Android, web e incluso Windows Phone a través de aplicaciones de terceros). Pasamos a continuación al tema casi obligado de comentar nuestras impresiones sobre el servicio de Netflix. Por último, comentamos un par de adquisiciones recientes que hemos hecho: la cámara digital Olympus EPL7 y el MobiLite Wireless G2 de Kingston, un accesorio con tantas funciones (batería externa, router wifi, lector de tarjetas y unidades USB) al que no sabemos ni cómo llamar.
Går det att göra sitt liv enklare och bättre genom att använda automatiseringstjänster som IFTTT, Workflow, Launch Center, Splitwise och allt vad de heter? Vad är rimligt att automatisera? Anders och Magnus utforskar. Ladda ner avsnittet som en mp3:a, prenumerera via iTunes, eller använd dig av vår RSS.
Splitwise es un servicio web con una aplicación para smartphone, que permite compartir gastos equitativamente, como un grupo de amigos o una casa. El... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Just Shoot It: A Podcast about Filmmaking, Screenwriting and Directing
Our Actor Series continues with Ben Giroux... a comedy actor, director, writer, and voiceover artist extraordinaire! He's acted in hundreds of episodes of primetime TV (Hart of Dixie, House, 2 Broke Girls, Sam and Cat) and now he is directing TV for networks like TBS and CW. He is truly a self-made man, and he tells us how balancing a career in acting and directing have immensely complemented one another. Check out his massive viral hits Back to the 90's and Back to the 80's on his site: https://bengiroux.com/ This episode is sponsored by Shot Lister, the better way to make your day. To learn more about this awesome app that does the hard work of managing and scheduling a shot list for you, go to https://shotlister.com/ And for your own free copy of Shot Lister, email JustShootItPod@ShotLister.com. UNPAID ENDORSEMENTS Matt - Corridor Digital videos https://www.youtube.com/user/CorridorDigital/videos?app=desktop Oren - Tripett app for travel plans; Splitwise app for logging group expenses Ben - Shotlister and Apple Watch integration SPECIAL RECS All About Books and Comics. A comic store in Phoenix, Arizona owned by Ben's parents Take a voiceover workshop! Putting together a 60-second commercial demo reel for voiceover acting Contribute to the Just Shoot It Patreon and help support the show: www.patreon.com/JustShootItPodAs always, follow @MrMattEnlow (www.twitter.com/MrMattEnlow) and Oren @SmiteyPieLeg(www.twitter.com/SmiteyPieLeg) on twitter. For more episodes visit www.JustShootitPodcast.comShow your support: rate and review us on iTunes. apple.co/2fl9ojySee who are guests are a week early on our instagram @JustshootItPod(www.instagram.com/justshootitpod/) Send feedback to @justshootitpod or justshootitpod@gmail.com or Call us at (262) 6-SHOOT-1, and we’ll air your voicemail on the show! Music was provided by the free music archive and by Jahzzar. Just Shoot It is a podcast about directing, filmmaking and storytelling. Each week we interview your directors, screenwriters, editors, cinematographers, and actors, and learn how they became successful, working content creators. We’re all about getting off your butt and making your own videos. We’ll share tips and stories of how people in the entertainment industry forced their ways into sustainable careers. Matt Enlow is a director working in comedy. His website is mrmattenlow.com Oren Kaplan is a director and VFX artist who has directed the theatrical feature, The Hammer, a Lifetime movie, and countless branded content videos. His website is directedbyoren.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/just-shoot-it-a-podcast-about-filmmaking-screenwriting-and9776/donations
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