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It's on Heroku - looks like they're on the free plan, and need to spin up some dynos (and get the caching that comes with paid database)
But perhaps the best statistically significant bet is getting a job at Montgomery, OH where the average H1B salary is $95K which using cost of living calculator in comparison between Cincinnati, OH (the nearest metro) to San Francisco, CA is worth $165K in SF money or $222K in NYC-Manhattan money. Woo! You guys know any companies doing hiring in Cincinnati?
Link to cost of Living calculator: http://money.cnn.com/calculator/pf/cost-of-living/
Since it's getting hammered here's one screencap I just made: http://i.imgur.com/YxDb9Sz.png And here's the top 250 median salary counties as a google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U-opUT1wyVtrWuXxfvARV7xt... Are tech job salaries really correlated to anything at all? When I mention my salary to other software people I get either "I wish I made that much" or "why do you make so little?"
448K in Frackville PA? Looks like an extra zero got added. Either that, or it is about to be overrun with hipster geeks toting iPads.
sara.ly would have been a lot cleverer, if they had to go the .ly route
Oh, I can't wait for the "ly" suffix thing to be over.
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The last time I looked at DOL data they also reported the actual wage. Do they still do that? I'm guessing no since you didn't use it.
They do report the actual wage. Except that's the employer can choose to specify it as a range between a minimum and a maximum. This is optional, it's also possible to specify just one number.
http://www.h1bwage.com/item.php?q=3277027
In this example, the wage rate is $106,600, while your site report, I believe, the max rate of $193,400. I was shocked for a moment to see a data scientist making almost $200K!
Oh, I can't wait for the "ly" suffix thing to be over.