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Magnetic | ONSITE | New York, NY | Senior Python/Platform Developer Magnetic's media and merchandising platform tracks user behavior across hundreds of thousands of websites, hundr…

Magnetic: New York, San Mateo, Ann Arbor, London (all ONSITE, VISA sponsorship available) Are you someone who has a passion for software craftsmanship? Do you prefer Agile processe…

Magnetic: New York, San Mateo, Ann Arbor, London (all ONSITE, VISA sponsorship available) Are you someone who has a passion for software craftsmanship? Do you prefer Agile processe…

Magnetic: New York, San Mateo, Ann Arbor, London (all ONSITE, VISA sponsorship available) Are you someone who has a passion for software craftsmanship? Do you prefer Agile processe…

Does anyone know who the two CAs this post mentions are?

As I mentioned in a comment on Jaime's response ( https://wrongsideofmemphis.wordpress.com/2015/05/08/optimise... ), we actually do quite a bit more than this in our production cod…

That's always good to hear :) Drop me a line if you want to get in touch.

Hi, I'm the author of the post. Our 95% latency is just shy of 10ms, and max latency around 100ms. Our monitoring tool pre-calculates the percentiles, so I don't have 99% or 99.99%…

Magnetic - Lead Python Developer | New York (Manhattan) | No Remote Magnetic is tackling the high-volume, low-latency world of real-time online ad auctions, and we need your help. …

Thanks, hadn't seen this.

OK, thanks. Updated in github and on the blog.

Huh -- CPython 2.x doesn't let you create an xrange with values past 2 63-1. CPython 3.x does.

Great catch. If you want to submit a pull request on github you can get the credit -- github.com/dcrosta/xrange