hankyone's comments

hankyone | 19 days ago | on: Show HN: Traces: A new way to share and discover agent traces

I like this idea of attaching a trace to a PR. Just makes sense now if you're going to have an AI agent write your code

hankyone | 1 year ago | on: OpenAI Security Bots

The cybersecurity landscape is going to shift and OpenAI seems to be working on that.

hankyone | 2 years ago | on: The GPT Store

Well said, everything that we are worried about right now in regards to the impacts of AI will most likely be irrelevant in a decade

hankyone | 2 years ago | on: In 2024, please switch to Firefox

I gave it a fair shot but somehow I ended up with Edge as my full time browser…

I am looking forward to Arc on Windows, it’s been nice on MacOS

hankyone | 2 years ago | on: Autorize – Authorization enforcement detection extension for Burp Suite

Been using this extension for a while but it can be noisy on some webapps

hankyone | 2 years ago | on: The pivot table, the spreadsheet's most powerful tool (2020)

Everytime I have tried to use pivot tables I end up just firing PowerBI instead, it's a much better experience.

hankyone | 2 years ago | on: You're Not Losing Fat Because You're Eating Too Damn Much

No one is talking about why we want to eat so goddamn much. There is a brain issue at play here that is not discussed. I have been active my whole adult life and have always been either overweight or doing some kind of diet. Every time I lost weight it came back later on and yeah I am to blame but how can anyone just spend their whole existence fighting their brain.

I decided to try one of these famous GLP-1 agonists and oh boy does that change everything. My brain just decided to shut up all the food thoughts. Just gone. There is something in our current diet/environment screwing up our inner desire for food and that is reflected in our behaviour. Our conscious thoughts aren’t enough to control that behaviour fully.

I expect a shift in the future on how obesity is portrayed. It will go the same way as depression where we slowly realized “cheer up buddy” is not a valid treatment.