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Hivestack | Montreal, Canada | HYBRID (ONSITE/REMOTE in Canada only), FULL-TIME |
https://hivestack.com/
We are a young startup
We have created a full-stack programmatic digital out of home platform and are currently running in 25+ countries
We are mostly a Python shop but we also have some Spark/Scala, Golang and JS projects.
Here’s for more info on our stack: https://stackshare.io/hivestack/hivestack
We have opening for several position:
- Python/Golang developers
- DevOps
- Data Engineering
- Team Lead / Engineering Manager
Hivestack | Montreal, Canada | HYBRID (ONSITE/REMOTE in QC only), FULL-TIME |
https://hivestack.com/We are a young startup in hypergrowth phase.
We have created a full-stack programmatic digital out of home platform and are currently running in 25+ countries
We are mostly a Python shop but we also have some Spark/Scala, Golang and JS projects.
Here’s for more info on our stack: https://stackshare.io/hivestack/hivestack
We have opening for several position:
- Python/Golang developers
- DevOps
- Data Engineering
- Team Lead / Engineering Manager
You can see the full Job Description here: https://hivestack.com/careers/
Why would you pump gas in a Tesla?
In my opinion data processing / ML / database development is one of the best use case for rust.
You want stable memory management and performance . This is still something than often times is done in C/C++.
There are several promising technologies being developer in rust in that space; tikv (key-value store), materialize (steaming DB), arrow/parquet has a rust implementation, Toshi (Elasticsearch), Tantivy (Lucene), etc
Thanks for your comment! My search came to the same result... And I was believing a php framework was beating all other frameworks
Ah yes! Optimize early, that's what my teachers always told me to do. /s
There is toshi-search
https://github.com/toshi-search/Toshi who is trying to be a drop-in replacement for Elasticsearch. My understanding is that Bayard is trying to achieve the same use cases as Elasticsearch but with a different API
I very much like your answer. And I now realize why disliked PyCon that much. There are so much things that can be done in python that I don't necessarily care about. Language is not the most important thing, what I do with it is.
I much more prefer going to a conference about let's say, web dev or machine learning. Once at the conference, I might prefer going to a talk that use python because I know this language better.
I agree for the vibe. But it's not even close to the number of startups or VC funding.
Since Zig is pretty unknown language, I would actually buy swag. Cap/t-shirt. It's not like a monthly donation but if it can get you extra cash...
I tried going from a MBP at home to a ThinkPad last month (bought the T470p). The problem is that at work I'm still on a MBP.
In Linux, I tried to get my T470p to emulate the MBP key mapping but was unable to get all apps, terminal to work properly. I really thought there would be a low level tool (kernel maybe) to switch Alt with Ctrl.
After 1 week of trying, I sent the T470p back...
Not a Star Wars theme but the one that worked the best for me was Ravel's Bolero.
I even think that this biases could be a base of a good AI. Just code this biases in and your almost good to go!
The 200K is not paid to the government but to the previous owner of the plate. So yes the price is dictated by demande/offer but you are true that by restricting the offer the are artificially raising the price of the plate.
When Uber started operating in Quebec the price of a plate in Montreal dropper to around 160K. That was the major point of dispute, since taxi drivers usually get loans to buy these plates knowing that they can re-sell then anytime. Uber changed that.
The names looks alot like HyperDex (
http://hyperdex.org/).
I found it weird that the HyperDex DB was pivoting to full stacked Web Apps.
+1 for Roaring Bitmaps. We are starting to use it in multiple products.