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What Makes Python An Ideal Programming Language For Startups

KDnuggets

In this blog, we will discuss what makes Python so popular, its features, and why you should consider Python as a programming language for your startup.

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8 Programming Languages For Data Science to Learn in 2023

KDnuggets

This blog will help you kickstart or advance your data science career. You'll learn about the most popular programming languages data scientists use to clean, analyze, visualize, and model data. Are you interested in Data Science?

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How Meta discovers data flows via lineage at scale

Engineering at Meta

In this blog, we will delve into an early stage in PAI implementation: data lineage. This took Meta multiple years to complete across our millions of disparate data assets, and well cover each of these more deeply in future blog posts: Inventorying involves collecting various code and data assets (e.g., Hack, C++, Python, etc.)

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Data News — Week 25.02

Christophe Blefari

Over the past four weeks, I took a break from blogging and LinkedIn to focus on building nao. Python and Java still leads the programming language interest, but with a decrease in interest (-5% and -13%) while Rust gaining traction (+13%), not sure it's related, tho. From the traffic they get they draw market trends.

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Programming Languages & Compilers Activity Report - Q2 2024

Tweag

Although our interests and expertise have become significantly broader over the years, our love for immutable, composable and typed architecture have made functional programming and programming languages in general an important part of our DNA. smtlib-backends is a library to interface with SMT solvers via SMTLIB.

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How Netflix Accurately Attributes eBPF Flow Logs

Netflix Tech

By Cheng Xie , Bryan Shultz , and Christine Xu In a previous blog post , we described how Netflix uses eBPF to capture TCP flow logs at scale for enhanced network insights. In this post, we delve deeper into how Netflix solved a core problem: accurately attributing flow IP addresses to workload identities.

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5 Things you didn’t know about Buck2

Engineering at Meta

Meta has a very large monorepo, with many different programming languages. We debated between using Java (like Buck1), Haskell (like the Shake build system ) or Go for the core programming language. Furthermore, while Buck2 comes with a Starlark “prelude” that supports a number of programming languages (e.g.,