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		derision on Oct 31, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: 2020's fastest-rising tech jobs? Programming langu... Every request gets it's own process and memory space which tears down after the request is complete. Unless there's leaks in the runtime itself, you're pretty much unable to create memory leaks in your application code

digianarchist on Nov 1, 2020 [–]

That's fine for request/response cycles. What about long running background jobs?

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