Link Dump #177

The next great thing? For sure a book, but which one? This is the question!

1. Software Development
   1. Detecting Patterns in Event Streams With FlinkCEP #PickOfTheWeek
      Patterns play a big role in ESP as they help to spot important sequences or behaviors in data that keep flowing nonstop.
   2. 6 lesser-known Redis features you should try
      In this blog post, you'll explore lesser-known but powerful Redis server features that go beyond simple caching.
   3. Best Practices for API Rate Limits and Quotas
      Quotas and rate limits are two tools that enable you to better manage and protect your API resources. It’s critical to understand the differences and limitations of each.
   4. Understanding LLM vs. RAG
      LLMs provide a powerful way to generate text but are limited to their training data. RAG improves accuracy by retrieving relevant data dynamically. By combining both approaches, developers can build AI systems that are both fluent and reliable.
   5. React’s Unstoppable Rise: Why It’s Here to Stay
      React transformed front-end development with its Virtual DOM, robust ecosystem, and continuous innovation — poised to stay the top choice for years to come.
   6. Good teams ship great products. Great teams kill bad ones. #PickOfTheWeek
      Failure rates vary by industry, but studies show that anywhere from 40% to 80% of new products fail. Sometimes it’s market fit. Sometimes it’s timing. Sometimes it’s just the wrong bet. But the biggest waste isn’t failure—it’s waiting too long to walk away.
2. Leadership
   1. Unlock People Using the GROW Model
      Coaching is harder when the coach is the boss. Open listening, courageous honesty, and not fixing are rare in conversations when one person has organizational authority.
   2. What Can Leaders Learn from Elite Athletes About High-Level Performance? #PickOfTheWeek
      Leaders in any organization can enjoy higher performance on every dimension if they establish a discipline of practices that systematically support their centeredness. So why does maintaining practices that yield a high-performance state of mind matter so much for leadership?
3. Fun
   1. Double Checking

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