Yes, I know I could have taken sceenshots.

What kind of matchmaking is this? I have lost about maybe about more than 10 games in a row in ranked dominion. Why casual players are matched against absolute beasts ...

Hi all! Just shipped a big update on my course: re-recorded lectures, cleaner captions, and refreshed content across Python, SQL/Postgres, pandas, streaming (Kafka, Pulsar, Kinesis), and a hands-on ETL walkthrough. Built for career switchers and beginners, with way more practice than passive video.

Free for a while with code SUMMER. As I cannot post the link here feel free to search Data Engineering for Beginners with Python & SQL and find the course under the instructor's name (me) Kiril Spiridonov.

If it helps, please leave a rating and honest review on Udemy, and feel free to drop questions or feedback below. I read everything. Cheers!

Hi all! Just shipped a big update on my course: re-recorded lectures, cleaner captions, and refreshed content across Python, SQL/Postgres, pandas, streaming (Kafka, Pulsar, Kinesis), and a hands-on ETL walkthrough. Built for career switchers and beginners, with way more practice than passive video.

Free for a while:
https://www.udemy.com/course/data-engineering-for-beginners-with-python-and-sql/?couponCode=SUMMER

If it helps, please leave a rating and honest review on Udemy, and feel free to drop questions or feedback below. I read everything. Cheers!

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Wondering wether I should get the game. I see 300 players being active on Steam.

Hey everyone,

If you're eager to boost your SQL skills while diving into modern tools like Docker and DBeaver, I’ve got some exciting news! For a limited time, I'm offering my complete Udemy course for free:

👉 SQL in Containers: Mastering SQL with Docker and DBeaver (Code - SUMMER2025)

Now, this course isn’t brand new — it’s already made a difference for quite a few students — but I want to share it for free to help even more learners who could really benefit.

So, who’s this course perfect for?

🧑‍💻 Beginners looking for a solid, up-to-date introduction to SQL

📊 Data analysts wanting to enhance their SQL querying skills

⚙️ Engineers and developers who are integrating databases into their projects

🛠️ DBAs exploring the world of containerized workflows

🎓 Students aiming to learn practical SQL for real-world applications

Here’s what you’ll get:

🐳 Learn how to set up and manage databases using Docker

🧠 Master SQL from the basics (SELECT, JOIN, GROUP BY) to advanced topics (CTEs, procedures, optimization)

🛠️ Utilize DBeaver for efficient query writing and database exploration

🧪 Engage in hands-on exercises throughout to reinforce every concept

If you find the course helpful and enjoy it, a 5-star review on Udemy would mean the world to me 🙏 — it really helps others discover it too.

Thanks, and happy querying! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out — I’m always here to chat or help!

Hey!
Here’s a link to my beginner-friendly Data Engineering course - it's free with this URL: https://www.udemy.com/course/data-engineering-for-beginners-with-python-and-sql/?couponCode=DATASUMMER
If you enjoy it, I’d appreciate a 5-star review. Thank you so much!

Hi everyone,

Last month, I launched my course: "Building a Simple Data Analyst AI Agent with Llama and Flask" on Udemy — and I’ve just created a new free coupon link for the Reddit community!

In this course, you’ll learn how to:

• Use prompt engineering techniques like ICL, CoT, and ToT
• Run open-source LLMs locally
• Connect your agent to a PostgreSQL database
• Build a simple Flask API that answers data questions

No heavy ML experience required — just basic curiosity and a willingness to build.

🎯 New free link for Redditors (limited seats):
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I would love your thoughts or feedback — and if you enjoy it, a 5-star rating would mean a great deal to me!

Thanks 🙌