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2020 has been a great year of learning. While it upended our lives, it did coax us to learn more. Here are the top 5 titles from the books I read this year.
1. Rise by Patty Azzarello. A book packed with practical advice on rising through your career at whatever stage you are in.
2. The Art of Leadership: Small Things, Done Well by Michael Lopp. I have been a fan of Michael's blog and his previous book 'Managing Humans'. The Art of Leadership provides lessons that will help you create highly productive and highly respected teams.
3. Software Engineering at Google: Lessons Learned from Programming by Winters, Titus. The black box of how things work at Google has been opened up. Practices across engineering are shared with detailed notes. I applied some of the learnings to the Center of Excellence that I founded.
4. Fundamentals of Software Architecture by Mark Richards and Neal Ford. It has a fantastic compilation of architectural characteristics and patterns. Mark's full blown sessions on the topic at UberConf were a great companion to the book.
5. Always Day One by Alex Kantrowitz. The author delves into the culture and processes that keep the tech titans maintain their edge. The anecdotes shared are inspiring.
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You can use a different [Ordering], manage your [Private Leaderboards], use an [API], or switch to another [Event]. There are several different ordering methods available: [Local Score], which awards users on this leaderboard points much like the global leaderboard. If you add or remove users, the points will be recalculated, and the order can change. For N users, the first user to get each star gets N points, the second gets N-1, and the last gets 1. This is the default. [Global Score], which uses scores from the global leaderboard. Ties are broken by the user's local score. [Stars], which uses the number of stars the user has. Ties are broken by the time the most recent star was acquired. This used to be the default. Gold indicates the user got both stars for that day, silver means just the first star, and gray means none. 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