Ethics 4 Warning Signs of Ethical Burnout on Your Team (via HBR)
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Professional Development – 2024 – Week 34
.NET Stop Using IEnumerable The Wrong Way in .NET! | Code Cop #019 (via Nick Chapsas) You can’t return an IEnumerable in a benchmark because it involves deferred execution. That is, something must enumerate the list — .ToList(), foreach, etc. Estimation…
Professional Development – 2024 – Week 33
Motivation How to set the right goals and stay motivated (via TED)
Professional Development – 2024 – Week 32
.NET The New Option and Result Types in C# (via Nick Chapsas)
Professional Development – 2024 – Week 31
Career The secret to finding your ideal workplace (via TED) Leadership Are You a Micromanager or Too Hands-Off? (via HBR)
Professional Development – 2024 – Week 30
.NET Give Your Strings Meaning (via Nick Chapsas) There are several types of content — e.g., JSON, regular expressions — that are strings. Since .NET 7 there is a StringSyntaxAttribute for arguments where you can specify the type of string….
Professional Development – 2024 – Week 29
.NET How Thread Safety is Changing in .NET 9 (via Nick Chapsas) .NET 8 and earlier versions provide a lock block so that you can make operations thread-safe. (Under the hood, this is calling Monitor.Enter and Monitor.Exit.) In .NET 9…
Professional Development – 2024 – Week 28
.NET The New ID to Replace GUIDs and Integers in .NET (via Nick Chapsas) This is being introduced in .NET 9, and has to do with relational databases. The issue with GUIDs is that they can cause performance issues when…
Professional Development – 2024 – Week 27
Learning How to Read a Business Book (via SWLW) This post is from 2008 and I wonder what Seth Godin would change in 2024. The premise is that you can just skim a business book because the stakes are too…
Professional Development – 2024 – Week 26
Automation Research: Using AI at Work Makes Us Lonelier and Less Healthy (via HBR) This article presents some research that shows the efficiency gained by having AI-driven assistants comes at the expense of interacting with our fellow humans. Yes, it’s…