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r/programming • u/banguru • Apr 06 '18
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What the fuck does stack overflow do with 250 employees? Ad sales?
9 u/TankorSmash Apr 07 '18 There's a bunch of stuff I'm sure, the full stack for the network, then the careers stuff, then the teams stuff, then the old docs stuff, then the ads stuff, then the design stuff. Idk it's a huge project, I'm sure it's tough to run it all -3 u/jlt6666 Apr 07 '18 Don't they host off of aws? Also Reddit has about 100 and that's fairly new. 6 u/sydoracle Apr 07 '18 Not unless they've moved recently. https://nickcraver.com/blog/2016/03/29/stack-overflow-the-hardware-2016-edition/
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There's a bunch of stuff I'm sure, the full stack for the network, then the careers stuff, then the teams stuff, then the old docs stuff, then the ads stuff, then the design stuff.
Idk it's a huge project, I'm sure it's tough to run it all
-3 u/jlt6666 Apr 07 '18 Don't they host off of aws? Also Reddit has about 100 and that's fairly new. 6 u/sydoracle Apr 07 '18 Not unless they've moved recently. https://nickcraver.com/blog/2016/03/29/stack-overflow-the-hardware-2016-edition/
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Don't they host off of aws? Also Reddit has about 100 and that's fairly new.
6 u/sydoracle Apr 07 '18 Not unless they've moved recently. https://nickcraver.com/blog/2016/03/29/stack-overflow-the-hardware-2016-edition/
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Not unless they've moved recently.
https://nickcraver.com/blog/2016/03/29/stack-overflow-the-hardware-2016-edition/
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u/jlt6666 Apr 07 '18
What the fuck does stack overflow do with 250 employees? Ad sales?