camelspade

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   by camelspade 6y ago

   Would you mind sharing a link to the course? Thanks in advance!
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   by camelspade 6y ago

   Thank you oso2k!
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   by camelspade 6y ago

   > Well, we're currently all remote... :) touché Thanks for your response!
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   by camelspade 6y ago

   That's good to know, thanks! Appreciate your input.
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   by camelspade 6y ago

   Thank you!
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   by camelspade 6y ago

   Are these all on-site roles or do you consider remote as well?
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   by camelspade 6y ago

   Hi ChrisRackauckas, for remote are you considering US only? Thanks!
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   by camelspade 6y ago

   Hi VonGuard, I was just curious, if a position is listed as US-Remote, would you consider an applicant in Canada for that role? Thanks!
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   by camelspade 7y ago

   I guess I can see that (to a certain extent), thanks for offering your explanation.
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    by camelspade 7y ago

    Who/what is a “sub-FAANG SWE”? Are you suggesting software engineers who don’t work at one of the FAANG’s are subpar? Apologies if I’m misunderstanding.
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    by camelspade 7y ago

    Also in Apache Traffic Server through the collapsed forwarding plugin: https://docs.trafficserver.apache.org/en/latest/admin-guide/...
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    by camelspade 8y ago

    Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Yes (have worked remotely for a little over 1.5 years now), on site too of course (if in or around Toronto) Willing to relocate: Not at the moment, just moved recently Technologies: C, C++, Golang, Python,
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    by camelspade 10y ago

    I think you might be ignoring the international students who graduate from US universities? They also need to go through the H1-B process.
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    by camelspade 10y ago

    I would like to see this as well, sounds very interesting
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    by camelspade 10y ago

    I had never heard of it either until now
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    by camelspade 10y ago

    Can you provide a source for that? Would like to read that paper.
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    by camelspade 10y ago

    Thanks! :) Gonna add this to the list of books I need to read.
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    by camelspade 10y ago

    If you are more interested, Appendix C of "Is Parallel Programming Hard, And, If So, What Can You Do About It?" by Paul McKenney ( http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/paulmck/perfbook&