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  1. Vibe Coding: Think Slow, Cultivate Taste, and Build Fast

    Vibe coding is the next evolution of Prompt Engineering, when you instruct your AI Agents to run autonomously.

  2. The Problem is not the AI Code, but Nobody Knows Anything Anymore

    If we think writing code is dead, and AI is generating all codebases, I still think the bigger problem is people or full teams not knowing anything anymore about the system architecture or the intent behind why certain choices have been made.

  3. Neomd

    Neomd is a keyboard-first TUI email client where you write in Neovim, render as Markdown, screen senders first, organize emails once.

  4. The ssp.sh Newsletter

    ssp.sh Learn for Life Data engineering, writing & a public Second Brain, all written by hand, to your inbox.

  5. The Problem is not the AI Code, but Nobody Knows Anything Anymore

    If we think writing code is dead, and AI is generating all codebases, I still think the bigger problem is people or full teams not knowing anything anymore about the system architecture or the intent behind why certain choices have been made.

  6. Writing is Hard; and Meaningless with no Experience

    Everyone who can write has a competitive advantage because not everyone can do it.

  7. Querying Bluesky with DuckDB and SQL

    Querying Bluesky directly with DuckDB and SQL is easily possible because the AT Protocol is publicly available and has a Jetstream that you can read. # Examples # Engagement Stats This is the recent Bluesky Engagement Stats ordered by engagement, including

  8. What I Learned throughout the Last Years Writing with AI

    I’ve been writing long before AI, starting in 2015 to publish on this very blog, and then AI came, and I still write manually.

  9. Neomd

    Neomd this is my way of implementing a email TUI based on my experience on Neomutt focus on Neovim (input) and reading/writing (Markdwon) and navigating, Vim Motions.

  10. Newsboat: RSS-Feed for the Terminal

    Newsboat is an RSS/Atom feedreader.

  11. Apache Spark

    Apache Spark™ is a multi-language engine (Cluster-computing frameworks) for executing Data Engineering, Data Science, and Machine Learning on single-node machines or clusters.

  12. Mermaid

    JavaScript-based diagramming and charting tool that renders Markdown-inspired text definitions to create and modify diagrams dynamically.

  13. Data Engineering Concepts

    If you want to be a data engineer, learn these concepts & patterns.

  14. Vibe Coding: Think Slow, Cultivate Taste, and Build Fast

    Vibe coding is the next evolution of Prompt Engineering, when you instruct your AI Agents to run autonomously.

  15. Is AI Making You Exhausted?

    I noticed my personal feeling of using LLMs and GenAI too much, that I get exhausted pretty quickly.

  16. Writing Code by Hand Might Be Dead, but it Certainly Helps

    That’s my answer to “is writing code dead?”

  17. What I Learned throughout the Last Years Working with AI

    I’ve been writing long before AI, starting in 2015 to publish on this very blog, and then AI came, and I still write manually.

  18. Writing with AI: What's the Best Approach?

    To me, AI writing always results in this: They always look nice at first sight, but over time, they look all the same: complex, unnatural, and busy.

  19. Why you Should have your own Website (and Syndicate Everywhere)

    Own your own website, buy a domain, and start with a static website, or if you can’t, use Substack or others, but link it to your own domain, so later you can move and keep all the links and traffic via the domain.

  20. Open-Source Data Engineering Projects (2022-2026)

    A curated list of many open-source data engineering projects collected over the years.

  21. The Data Engineering Toolkit

    The Data Engineering Toolkit To thrive as a data engineer, you need various skills—from fundamental (Linux commands, containerization, programming languages) to Kubernetes orchestration.

  22. Short Book about Writing: «On Writing»

    Just an idea, could I write a book about my passion, instead of Obsidian, a course on note taking, i go broader, «On Writing» maybe?

  23. Writing Code by Hand Might Be Dead, but it Certainly Helps

    That’s my answer to “is writing code dead?”

  24. The Differences between Writing and Coding

    AI Writing differs from coding because it’s consumed by different stakeholders.

  25. Writing with AI: What's the Best Approach?

    To me, AI writing always results in this: They always look nice at first sight, but over time, they look all the same: complex, unnatural, and busy.

  26. Vibe Coding: Think Slow, Cultivate Taste, and Build Fast

    Vibe coding is the next evolution of Prompt Engineering, when you instruct your AI Agents to run autonomously.

  27. dbt (and dbt-core)

    dbt (data build tool) allows you to establish macros and integrate other functions outside of SQL’s capabilities for advanced use cases.

  28. dbt Fusion Engine

    The dbt Fusion Engine shares the same familiar framework for authoring data transformations as dbt Core, while enabling data developers to work faster and deploy transformation workloads more efficiently.

  29. DuckDB

    DuckDB is an in-process SQL OLAP database management system.

  30. Will AI Replace Human Thinking? The Case for Writing and Coding Manually

    Learning to Think Again, and the Cost of AI Dependency.

  31. Slowing Down

    Slowing down, like Thinking, Fast and Slow (Daniel Kahneman) and Slow Living is the best way to live life.

  32. Writing with AI: What's the Best Approach?

    To me, AI writing always results in this: They always look nice at first sight, but over time, they look all the same: complex, unnatural, and busy.

  33. If You Start Writing Today, There's no way to Know if You Can Write without AI

    Writing in public today is all about trust and credibility—if you start today, there’s no way for readers to know if you can write without AI.

  34. Writing with AI: What's the Best Approach?

    To me, AI writing always results in this: They always look nice at first sight, but over time, they look all the same: complex, unnatural, and busy.

  35. If You Start Writing Today, There's no way to Know if You Can Write without AI

    It’s about trust and credibility - I have written more at: AI Writing Very related to It’s Hard to Finish an Idea that is not Yours.

  36. If Consumed by a Human, Should Be Written by Human

    I like Naval’s take, as elaborated above, which says it all depends on who the customer is along the lines of writings are for humans to read mostly, so they should be written by a human.

  37. The Differences between Writing and Coding

    AI Writing differs from coding because it’s consumed by different stakeholders.

  38. Omarchy: An Opinionated Arch/Hyprland Setup

    Omarchy turns a fresh Arch Linux installation into a fully-configured, beautiful, and modern web development system based on Hyprland by running a single command.

  39. Learn for Life

    Learn for life was my earliest Mantra and slogan in my blog.

  40. My Mechanical Keyboards

    My KBDFans DZ65RGB: Custom build, see full built My Kinesis Advantages 2: Ergonomic (Find How I Lubed and Dampered the keyboard) Ducky One 2 SF: First buy My Distraction-Free Typewriter (Micro Journal) as of 2025-02-27 My Typewriter (Hermes 2000) # Images…

  41. Slow Living

    Slowing down, and just slow living, is another important concept.

  42. When AI Becomes Addictive

    I think Social Media Addiction is a big thing, and I’m noticing more that AI and Generative AI are facing the same problems.

  43. The Ordinary Life: And how a Good Life Might Look Boring

    Doing the same every day, like a life of a novelist or writers (inspired also by the book Novelist as a Vocation (Haruki Murakami)) is to be called a boring life.

  44. Pivot Table

    Are pivot tables making a comeback in 2024?

  45. Git for Data

    Git like versioning on top of object storage/Data Lakes and databases. # What are the benefits?

  46. On Writing.

    Writing has been my new job after writing for myself for nine years.

  47. Slow Living

    Slowing down, and just slow living, is another important concept.

  48. Convert Smartphone to Dumb Phone

    Inspired by YouTube how to convert to a dumb phone, I tried to convert my “smart” phone to a “dumb” phone, to use it more intentionally.

  49. Keep AI Out of Your (Obsidian) Vault

    Everyone is using Obsidian for AI, or wants to use it to become more productive.

  50. It's Hard to Finish an Idea that is not Yours (and suggested by AI)

    While I use Claude Code a lot for my Omarchy plugins and Linux optimization/failure detection, I don’t use it for writing and note-taking, especially for coming up with unique ideas and driving them home by writing them through to the end. ^6a26e0 It’s so…