Happy meme Friday! marvin duck

@Sylvain Hazard we are all gonna be replaced by AI-powered data pipelines anyway (btw it was AI who made that claim 🤣)

Well then

Here's a look into the future 😄

top of r/programmerhumor today

This is a mind-blowingly cool video 🤯: https://twitter.com/jlowin/status/1584562585189642240?s=20&t=PWAilyvDNsk_EXn_ogbUsg

🐍 Python 3.11 was released today! https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3110/

does anyone want to contribute their data engineering pain points?

Happy meme Friday! 🎃 It's almost Halloween, feel free to post spooky memes and share some scary code you wrote 👻

Scary code if you feel lucky today

Very scary! and evil 😈

How about a scary bad pun? What’s a ghost’s favorite fruit? 👻

What is a ghost's favorite data type? 👻

If you're a single person in a data team, this blog post has some great advice on how to prioritize requests and help other stakeholders make impactful data-driven decisions using limited resources - give it a read and share it with your data friends

Poll: Feel free to answer directly in 🧵 curious how you name your main/parent flows

Happy meme Friday, everyone! marvin duck

recent 🔥 meme from Jeremiah

My conversation with Ron Itelman has been illuminating, to say the least. This is the best of the best from E048, a collection of the most intense moments from the podcast. This episode is about semantics, the problem of conflicting definitions, and the need to bring different people together to collaborate and learn from one another. It’s also about objective and subjective meaning, metacognition, computer science, design thinking, and information theory. Ron’s passion is data product management methodologies that enable collaborative human + machine learning networks. He helps teams unlock their network potential by aligning software engineering, design, and data science teams to a common vision and roadmap. Stay curious and keep Discovering Data 😃 - Loris

Happy meme Friday! prefect duck

stolen from @Peyton Runyan

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The Data Visualization Society’s Information is Beautiful Awards event and workshops are taking place remotely and in-person in DC Nov. 30. 🎨📊 I’m planning to attend the awards, so give me a shout if you happen to be going, too. 🙂

Good news! It's meme friday again!