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 Bringing these concepts to my reality as a software developer, such sharing practices have been part of my life since the first command line I wrote in Shell. I learned a lot with open forums and wikis, and of course, I used many open tools.
 
-So, to keep the circular economy running in my context, I always try to share what I am learning. An example of this is the [DataAt](https://github.com/dataAt) initiative, in which I was a collaborator from 2017 to 2022, where together with friends, we produced materials on [data science](https://dataat.github.io/introducao-analise-de-dados/), [spatial data science](https://dataat.github.io/introducao-analise-de-dados-espaciais/introdu%C3%A7%C3%A3o.html), and Docker. Our last release was an [introductory book on Machine Learning](https://dataat.github.io/introducao-ao-machine-learning/), made available for free to the entire community.
+So, to keep the circular economy running in my context, I always try to share what I am learning. An example of this is the [DataAt](https://github.com/dataAt) initiative, in which I was a collaborator from 2017 to 2022, where together with friends, we produced materials on [data science](https://dataat.github.io/introducao-analise-de-dados/), [spatial data science](https://dataat.github.io/introducao-analise-de-dados-espaciais/introdu%C3%A7%C3%A3o.html), and [Docker](https://dataat.github.io/introducao-docker/). Our last release was an [introductory book on Machine Learning](https://dataat.github.io/introducao-ao-machine-learning/), made available for free to the entire community.
 
 Now, to keep sharing and motivated by my distinguished friend [Carlos Neto](https://carlosneto.dev/), I created this blog to share my experiments and experiences in managing and processing geospatial data (e.g., data cubes, geospatial metadata, land use, and land cover maps).