Weeknotes: 2 September to 6 September 2024
C# variables, turning code into sound, disruptive innovation, inner source, collaboration based on processes, durable skills vs perishable skills

What I have found gripping
There are 8 categories of variables in C#: static variables, instance variables, array elements, value parameters, input parameters, reference parameters, output parameters, and local variables
It’s possible to turn code into sound using certain programming languages
Clayton Christensen coined the term disruptive innovation
Inner source is the use of open source practices within organizations for proprietary software development
What I have read
Some skills are durable & some perishable: do you know which is which? Dave Winsborough
The Documentation Tradeoff, Kent Beck
Weeknotes 4 — week ending 6th September, Coco Chan
5 Ally Actions - Sep 6, 2024, Better Allies
What I have watched
AdaCon Norway 2023: Bridging Engineering and Design, Tora Grenness Haga
Featured quote
The phrase ‘multi-disciplinary team’ is often used to describe a product team encompassing different skills, and it’s really important to have that — teams leverage different individual strengths to become stronger as a collective whole. But teamwork also depends on each team member relinquishing individual power and embracing shared responsibility. — Rachel McConnell
Further reading and resources
In English
An introduction to innersource, GitHub
AI worse than humans in every way at summarising information, government trial finds, Cam Wilson
In French
L’IA est-elle capable d’interpréter ce qu’on lui demande ? Rémy Demichelis
L'Intelligence artificielle, ses biais et les nôtres, Rémy Demichelis
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