Every project should have an invariants.md
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Every project should have an invariants.md
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Re: Every project should have an invariants.md
#2I’d be curious to hear whether anyone else has found other high-impact artifacts or workflows that help improve a codebase security.
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#3clicking on whatever it was on twitter gives me
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Your agent went a little rogue there.
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Your agent went a little rogue there.
yeah I don't have an agent, so that's not it. I clicked on the link to twitter. in twitter there is a link to something about @magicblock blah blah, a link to something else, I clicked that link, it gives me the message I told you.
I personally find it a bit insulting to be told my agent went a bit rogue, unless you just mean "user-agent" but that's generally not what people mean by agent anymore.
Browser - Firefox Developer on Mac.
Re: Every project should have an invariants.md
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Your agent went a little rogue there.
yeah I don't have an agent, so that's not it. I clicked on the link to twitter. in twitter there is a link to something about @magicblock blah blah, a link to something else, I clicked that link, it gives me the message I told you. I personally find it a bit insulting to be told my agent went a bit rogue, unless you just mean "user-agent" but that's generally not what people mean by agent anymore. Browser - Firefox D…
It's a link to an article on Twitter. There is nothing else to click or open. The article contains only one link, which points to GitHub.