Today's Programming Humor...
What do you call a programmer from Scandinavia?
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Nerdic.
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I'm all for education but... This needs to stop.
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It can be really difficult for people to talk about their accomplishments and impact
But discussing things like your impact can be incredibly important for your career growth.
Consider when you write your resume: You're not going to list off a bunch of points about why you're so mediocre or how "okay" you are at something.
Nope. You're going to pick the highlight reel of your career -- or education + projects, etc... if you're new in your career.
The same thing when you're having internal conversations regarding your performance.
Talk about your impact. Talk about your collaborations. Talk about how you learned from failures.
You're allowed to be the center of attention when talking about your career -- It's not selfish.
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What are the most exciting upcoming features in .NET and C# that you're looking forward to?
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Check out this article on Medium!
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Today's Programming Humor...
What’s a programmer’s favorite snack?
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Microchips.
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Tests pass. Nobody said it had to be pretty.
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Data resolution is maintained when we use Base64 encoding.
What does that mean?
When we convert binary data to a Base64 string, we can convert it back with full resolution!
That's because Base64 is NOT a compression algorithm. In fact...
IT'S THE OPPOSITE!
Your data will roughly be 1.37x the size when it's in Base64.
Why would you use Base64 if it makes your data BIGGER?!
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How do you approach database migrations in .NET projects? Any tools or frameworks you prefer?
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Check out this article on Medium!
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Today's Programming Humor...
I have a great joke about concurrency bugs...
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get it wouldn't but. you probably
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Small software companies can accelerate your learning curve like nothing else.
I know for many people Big Tech is the end-goal.
Not all people, of course, but for many.
When times are very challenging for landing jobs, people continue to turn to Big Tech and the competition continues to mount.
While I'm not here to say Big Tech is good or bad, right or wrong... I am here to say:
You don't have to work in Big Tech to have: - An enormous impact - Incredible learning experience - Great pay - Awesome colleagues
In fact, smaller companies can offer some amazing experiences. Don't rule them out.
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What's your experience with .NET MAUI for cross-platform UI development? How does it compare to Xamarin?
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