Viewing profile — JonMR
JonMR
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Aug 11, 2009, 2:31 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 96
- Public activity
- 16 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About JonMR
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #36661176
Prior employer paid $50/day for on call. Not a ton, but it helped me feel like the valued and understood the sacrifice of always having to be within X minutes of a device.
-
comment
Comment #35985873
Mind the clock drift. https://github.com/abiosoft/colima/issues/274
-
comment
Comment #35366033
I was there live! Good times. A friend convinced me to dip out of another session to go watch Gary's talk. I feel lucky. I've seen Gary give a few talks. All fantastic. The Birth &…
-
comment
Comment #32752564
Buffering, filtering, and mapping information has value. If that consumes a full day, every day, it can no longer be broadcast to every engineer. It’s a nuanced thing. An EM should…
-
comment
Comment #26306537
Braintree | Remote, Midwest preferred | Senior Software Engineer, Database Team | Full-Time | braintreepayments.com Braintree's database team provides world-class SQL database solu…
-
comment
Comment #22041737
There's something perverse about a liberal arts college campus being repurposed for co-working.
-
comment
Comment #21709128
You may already know all this, but I thought I’d add to what you said. JDBC doesn’t provide connection pooling out of the box. There are connection pooling libraries that layer int…
-
comment
Comment #18800884
I agree with you about the disfunctional public services. I disagree with you that downtown never really declined that much. Woodward was mostly boarded up 20 years ago. During the…
-
comment
Comment #15806718
Tracking food intake for several months helped me immensely. You may want to track carbs, fat, protein as well as calories. Once you cut the junk food out of your diet, it's easier…
-
comment
Comment #15612051
You're missing out in the meantime. Even just for a local development stack, it's extremely useful.
-
comment
Comment #15261393
Do they not get their apps security scanned? In my experience checking all requests go over HTTPS is the first thing that the security teams check. You'd think since Equifax works …
-
comment
Comment #14487344
Pure conspiracy theory but it is to Netflix's advantage to hinder upstarts from entering the market by not supporting net neutrality.
-
comment
Comment #14291684
Common sense is often worth repeating.
-
comment
Comment #9338642
I've seen it several dozen times. A solution to one of our sample tests made it out to Github and that was all she wrote. For a while we kept the same sample test as a honeypot, bu…
-
comment
Comment #8571108
You've lost me. You're saying that the city has real problems which are being ignored due to the successes?
-
comment
Comment #3256723
This already has a name, it's called brogramming. Please see the following: http://www.facebook.com/getwiththebrogram http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi_AAqi0RZM Anyway, cool story …