Working with multiple repositories in AI tools sucks
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Working with multiple repositories in AI tools sucks
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#3i didn't notice a single emdash while reading. Seems you're using trivy for SCA scanning? does everyone in cisco use trivy?
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#4>Use of emdashes was a human choice i didn't notice a single emdash while reading. Seems you're using trivy for SCA scanning? does everyone in cisco use trivy?
I couldn’t possibly answer a question about what every one of the 86,000 Cisco employees does.
Re: em dashes— I type with double-hyphens a lot. I guess my blog software (Jekyll) doesn’t convert them into real em dashes, but I didn’t notice until you mentioned it.
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#5>Use of emdashes was a human choice i didn't notice a single emdash while reading. Seems you're using trivy for SCA scanning? does everyone in cisco use trivy?
The use of Trivy is really just an interesting context for post. I use it for Terraform for guidance. I know it’s used by some teams at Splunk. I couldn’t possibly answer a question about what every one of the 86,000 Cisco employees does. Re: em dashes— I type with double-hyphens a lot. I guess my blog software (Jekyll) doesn’t convert them into real em dashes, but I didn’t notice until you mentioned it.
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
The use of Trivy is really just an interesting context for post. I use it for Terraform for guidance. I know it’s used by some teams at Splunk. I couldn’t possibly answer a question about what every one of the 86,000 Cisco employees does. Re: em dashes— I type with double-hyphens a lot. I guess my blog software (Jekyll) doesn’t convert them into real em dashes, but I didn’t notice until you mentioned it.
And thanks for reading until the very end lol