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mp3tricord
10mo ago
Apple | Cloud/Data Software Engineering | 3 days on site / 2 at home | Full-time | $181,500 - $320,000 USD + equity Locations: San Diego and San Jose This role is focused on building cloud services to assist in data pipelines and
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4y ago
In a production data base why are people executing long running queries on the primary. They should be using a DB replica.
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11y ago
Emotient - San Diego (Full Time / On Site) http://emotient.com/ Hiring cloud ops (AWS mostly / onsite massive GPU cluster). Hiring C/C++ backend SDK development (ML background) Our dev team is python/ang
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12y ago
I don't know about this. However you could always use the pay.reddit.com hostname eg. https://pay.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2c99dy/snowdens_... Been using pay.reddit.com for a while now
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13y ago
But the additional property tax is already built into your rent price and increases?
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13y ago
Can someone explain to my why its an advantage to live in a state with zero income tax? Does it really matter how the state makes its money. If it does not come from your paycheck directly they get it other ways. For instance in Florida y
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14y ago
Once memory goes to swap you already lost. Personally I rarely configure swap on servers, save the DB. I would reconfigure your services to not grow past physical free memory. After that you are going to have to scale servers horizontall
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15y ago
There are a couple reason you might exercise you options. First is that options come in two flavors ISO and NSO (or Non-Qualified). If you are issues ISO options then you could exercise and hold to qualify for long-term capital gains. htt
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15y ago
Yes gp, LWP::UserAgent specifically. Never knew about HTTP::Tiny thanks.. I'll check it out.
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15y ago
Looks like Python got something similar to Perl's LWP https://metacpan.org/module/LWP