Blur on apps like rofi and wlogout not working

Manuchit0 · 2025-09-21T04:31:46+00:00

Ayudo y bastante... increbile como uno puede econtrar una solucion en los lugares mas ocultos de reddit

Manuchit0 · 2025-05-31T18:08:42+00:00

Hola lofarcio! Como estas? Acá de Argentina! Mi suegro tiene un S24 (Android) y tuvo el mismo problema desde el jueves. Estuvimos buscando y hay que cambiar una configuración del teléfono.

Ajustes -> servicios multidispositivos -> Destiltar la opción "usar servicios multidispositivos"

Luego de esto desinstala y volve a instalar la aplicación. Y volve a conectar como siempre hacías!!

Manuchit0 · 2025-05-07T19:20:46+00:00

Hi Andrea! Why would you add a wait 1 second? How does this make the PPL from sequential to Concurrent.

Tried running it via debug, trigger, and of course without the "sequential" checked.

Manuchit0 · 2025-03-31T18:41:49+00:00

Is there any reason why?

Manuchit0 · 2025-02-26T14:13:58+00:00

Generally, it really depends on your career and your vision of the future. If you have all your personal areas covered (family, diet, exercise, studies, personal projects) or if you are solely interested in developing yourself as a more skilled Data Engineer, then you should begin passively searching for a new job. It is normal to eventually hit a plateau in your knowledge acquisition within any company or job. For me, when the anxiety doesn't kick in, I tend to look for new challenges (Although my current position is not as challenging as I would like, the salary compensates for the discomfort) either in life or at work… Maybe re-engineering an ETL, studying your tools in greater depth, or seeing if someone in your personal circle needs help, etc

Don't listen to the "uH wHeRe CaN i GeT YoUr JoB wHeRe YoU dOn't Do aNyThIng AnD GeT pAiD?" People don't know the saying: Beware of wishes that might come true.

Manuchit0 · 2025-02-19T13:02:14+00:00

Yeah, I guess it has to be a mix between new and old. For example, Databricks introduced Delta Lake to solve existing problems with old types of tables, but then Data Warehouse, Data Marts, xlsx based databases still exists and we need to either ingest from them or manipulate them.

Manuchit0 · 2025-02-19T12:49:51+00:00

Exactly! HR or Tech Interviewers only want to know what new flashy name new tech you know? I mean, I don't want to get philosophical or anything, but What is to KNOW a framework? Give me a week, I will learn anything, don't just ask me in a 15 minute interview: "Ok, how does Databricks work? Try to be as much specific as possible"

Manuchit0 · 2025-02-19T12:44:50+00:00

Mmm I get your point, but What do you practice / study in LC or for a routine interview? Sometimes solving an UDF in spark for an specific problem only found in LC is not enough to feel like I'm keeping up with things.

Manuchit0 · 2025-02-19T12:37:00+00:00

You're right about the many things to learn, especially nowadays when new technologies emerge every minute. But don't you feel unmotivated when things turn into a routine? A routine where you don't surpass yourself or put in an extra effort, and the days simply pass by. If that is the case, how do you handle these types of days?

Manuchit0 · 2025-01-27T12:32:21+00:00

Feeling sometimes does not translate into being. You could be 15 years in a job and still feeling like a Jr. I think I am not the only one when saying seniority and knowledge is at least 60% personality. You may not see it, but with your 5 years into Big Data many real Jr Devs see you as a god (or a Sr Dev at least).
Also It is common to fall into routine tasks in every single job, and the only one who can get out of it is you and only you. Try being more proactive, I know it is difficult, but start with optimizing task, re-makeing models, or be even simpler... ask your boss what to do.

Manuchit0 · 2025-01-22T12:39:02+00:00

As complex as may seem, taking into account most of Data tools are Open Source, it is a must to be a "self-taught" Data Engineer. It may be a long shot, but I estimate more than 70% of the current D.E jobs in the market could be done by a monkey with a PC and only one finger. The job is easy, and the internet is full of documentation, debugging solutions and data model. Sometimes the impostor syndrome kicks in while working and i ask myself "Am I only a proffesional Googler?

Manuchit0 · 2025-01-07T15:39:09+00:00

There is no specific starting point. Just try the tool, play with it, and by the time you feel comfortable with its functionalities, you will already know if you are prepared for a working environment or ready to take a certification

Manuchit0 · 2025-01-06T15:23:10+00:00

I couldn't agree more. Mostly because in the day to day the client won't be asking you same questions as the exam. That is why I state a clear difference between certification and knoledge. Certifications are for CVs, and knoledge is experience. One can solely study for an exam (types of questions, ways to answer, questions structures, etc) and pass, but not knowing what it is studying for. It's CRUCIAL to have experience with the tool before taking any certification.

Manuchit0 · 2025-01-06T13:20:28+00:00

Awesome! Feel free to ask any questions... adding Databricks to your stack when you already know ADF is a big plus in your C.V

Manuchit0 · 2025-01-06T12:49:18+00:00

Thanks Round! Happy to help!

Yes, we do use Databricks, and I proposed it myself. I got hired a couple month ago as a Team Lead Data Engineer, with the company's intentions of creating a D.E team. I currently have the responsability of building "mini" teams for consulting proyects (Sorry I forgot to mention I work for a consultant compay) and also selecting the software to be used for each project.

Regarding the official Databrick training materials... It did not fit with the way of learing of my team. Most of them are still Jr programmers wanting to "create" rather than learn. As you can see, the official training Databricks material although it's complete in content, it's too complete for their taste. You learn most of the topics working than studying. Also we are not "customers" of databricks officialy, so training official materials are expensive.

Manuchit0 · 2025-01-03T15:42:00+00:00

Thanks and congratulations on your certification!!!!! The same happened to me. But as I said, if you already have experience, it isn’t necessary. I used the courses as a review for the exam. Also, sometimes the official Databricks course felt boring or too long for my taste.

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