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jasonhansel

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About jasonhansel

Website: https://jasonhansel.com

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    > so people can't trick them to attack others' systems under the pretense of pentesting A while back I gave Claude (via pi) a tool to run arbitrary commands over SSH on an sshd ser…

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    Comment #47208478

    It'd be interesting to see an RDBMS that actually dynamically measures the performance characteristics of the drive it's running on (by occasionally running small "fio"-like benchm…

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    Comment #47190936

    > The env command is part of a hard-coded read-only command list stored in the source code. This means that when Copilot requests to run it, the command is automatically approved f…

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    Comment #47115001

    More importantly, it avoids the issue where every new editor requires an addition to every repository's gitignore file (.idea, .vscode, etc). IMO, it's best to keep things that are…

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    Comment #47015995

    I'm glad to see that Vim9 continues to make progress. The center of gravity may have shifted somewhat towards Neovim, but the Neovim ecosystem currently seems targeted towards peop…

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    Comment #46674683

    Em-dashes may be hard to type on a laptop, but they're extremely easy to type on iOS—you just hold down the "-" key, as with many other special characters—so I use them fairly freq…

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    Comment #41613899

    Can you use this with kubecolor? https://github.com/kubecolor/kubecolor Incidentally: I have no idea why something like kubecolor isn't built in to kubectl itself.

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    Comment #40475402

    That just shifts the problem around: if there's a bug or mistake in the smart contract itself, then you face the problem that you can't reverse that smart contract.

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    Comment #38921481

    As I always ask on posts like this: Since you're (going to be) selling a product that claims to help with treating or managing a medical condition, have you conducted a clinical tr…

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    Comment #38505178

    Sure you can: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projectively_extended_real_lin...

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    Comment #38339443

    This was pretty clearly an attempt by the board to reassert control, which was slowly slipping away as the company became more enmeshed with Microsoft.

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    Comment #38339370

    This is why, when you claim to be running a non-profit to "benefit humankind," you shouldn't put all your resources into a for-profit subsidiary. Eventually, the for-profit arm, an…

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    Comment #38327228

    One answer would be to provide something like a GetPointer() method which, if the inner pointer is nil, creates a new struct of type T and returns a pointer to it.

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    Comment #38186738

    Unfortunately, the fake hitman site has been shut down, apparently due to financial difficulties: https://rentahitman.com/

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    Comment #38186722

    It's only entrapment if you wouldn't have committed the crime otherwise. I think it's safe to say that, had Rentahitman.com not existed, she would still have tried to rent a hitman…

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    Comment #38033462

    Well this is going to be depressing.

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    Comment #37851401

    > Some people find my indifference off-putting, thinking I'm rude or arrogant. But I'm not. I'm just being honest. The famous excuse of rude and arrogant people everywhere. As Rich…