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There's also a Reddit discussion ongoing, and I'm currently writing the next book chapter about this very topic as well.

What do you usually use? And what's the right structure? Do you use a Dockerimage?

At my former employer, I built so-called «DE Workspaces». These could be worked on together as a team, were deployable, and must contain at least one Airflow DAG to be runnable. The DAG was the piece between the engineer, the deployment, and the business expert.

The full documentation is attached.

I'm curious —in your enterprise organization, how do you structure data engineering projects? I mean, where do you put technical implementations, where do you put business logic, and how do you make it deployable with Kubernetes?

What's the right packaging?

GitHub - abenz1267/walker: Multi-Purpose Launcher with a lot of features. Highly Customizable and fast. Multi-Purpose Launcher with a lot of features. Highly Customizable and fast. - abenz1267/walker

In Omarchy, we use something called walker. Also great, even searching the full disk for folders and files is included (called Finder). And it's fast!

github.com/abenz1267/wa...

Awesome thanks, i saw on hackernews and wanting to check it out.

Looks similar tonl what I imolemented on my second brain, but without brid.gy, looks more clean.

Not Omarchy. It's the opposite.

hehe, a high time effort fun :)

But if it's the same as Neovim, it will require less and less time, when I find my tools and stuff. It was the same with macOS too. The big question for me will be, how stable is it over time?

I'll see. For now, I still have the MacBook around. Still works great. But the OS is annoying me more and more.

I did, some mentioned from the article: Matt display, using full screen, butter smooth navigation, everything is customizable or changeable, learning and having fun.

There are also downsides, as laid out. Still an experiment, but so far so good.

And the story continues :)

My Journey from macOS to Arch Linux with Omarchy After 15 years on macOS, I made the leap to Arch Linux using Omarchy. Here's what I discovered about the trade-offs, workflow changes, and why shorter battery life and fan noise haven't sent me back t...

A short write-up on my journey from macOS to Linux with #Omarchy.

Really cool experience so far. As always, there are pros and cons which I elaborate on in the article. In case you are Linux curious, don't be shy to read on :)

Omarchy An opinionated Arch + Hyprland Setup

Comes pre-installed with Omarchy, btw.

Impala

TIL--you can manage your WIFI with a TUI 😍

github.com/pythops/impala

Its a microjournal, they are open source but can also be ordered online.

Mine is a Rev.2 github.com/unkyulee/mic...

My path evolved through learning about Stoicism, attending church, embracing relationships, and navigating life circumstances through reading the Bible and being open-minded.

Trying to answer life's biggest question and the purpose of this short life we have, for me.

Why Are We Here on Earth? A journey through my thoughts, my learning through studying Stoicism, life experiences, going to church, my family and friends and my life circumstances, through reading the Bible and being open-minde...

It's my personal journey through spirituality, asking, «Why are we here on earth?». I have collected notes and experiences over two years, and tried to combine them into a single article.

This is a bit of a different article, and my longest yet (13,023 words).

For creating hero images for blogs or videos, would you prefer to use #Canva or #Figma?

I used Snagit (very basic, not even layers), but it suited my minimal needs.

Now that I've switched to Linux, I'm wondering if I should just use a web app, or if I should learn GIMP, Pinta? Any suggestions?

Omarchy

Lovely to be back on Hyprland. Just so much smoother. I hope it holds this time :)

it was a broken GPU apparently. replacement fixed it. Back to work, yay! :)

Yeah, I'm back. It was the GPU that broke. Now with a new one, it works again like a charm. I'm so happy!

Databases on StackOverflow Survey

Databases: All roads lead to Postgres :)

Programming, scripting, and markup languages

#SQL and #Python in the center of programming, scripting, and markup languages.

GitHub in the center connected to everything

Also, great to see that #Markdown is admired so much, and desired, if you know that GitHub/GitLab basically uses Markdown.

Also nice to see #Obsidian here 💙. Markdown for the win.

Neovim most desired IDE :)

code editors

#Neovim is the most admired IDE :)
survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/technol...

PS: Notepad++ still is high up there 🙃.

I added the list already yesterday, but didn't publish it yet. Now it's published.

What tool do you use for your craftengineer.com? Looks amazing. Do you also have internal links or a graph like a garden, or did you want it without?

@jsifalda.bsky.social thanks for adding mine!

Other Public Second Brains Besides my Second Brain (see how it’s built on [[Public Second Brain with Quartz]]). Here are some other good ones: Andy Matuschak Strikingloo - Luciano Strika David Gasquez Brandon Boswell...

Notice the filter on Quartz (the one I use) and Obsidian Publish.

Find my list on www.ssp.sh/brain/other-....

Obsidian Galleries with Quartz.

There are so many great digital gardens out there. Besides curating a list of interesting gardens myself, I found today the "Obsidian Garden Gallery" with 141 more. I love that this list is getting bigger, making the internet more fun and insightful.

Check it out at vaults.obsidian-community.com.

What happens when two data engineering authors meet? Total nerding out on the craft of writing.

@ssp.sh and I chat about technical writing and much more.

Watch here: youtu.be/EkgnjGykbyc?...

Amazing. Which course are you joining?