If you are interested in working on an application, the simple icon editor that ships with GTK really needs to be moved to its own project and under separate maintainership. If that sounds appealing to you, please get in touch.
The concept that enables this is backpressure: automated feedback mechanisms (type systems, tests, linters, pre-commit hooks) that let agents detect and correct mistakes without human intervention. If you want autonomy, you need backpressure. Otherwise you end up with a slop machine. This extends to security too. Vercel's CTO makes the case that agents, the code they generate, and your secrets should live in separate trust domains, because a prompt injection buried in a log file can trick an agent into exfiltrating your credentials if everything shares one security context. Security boundaries are backpressure: they constrain what an agent can do when it goes off the rails, not just what it should do.。heLLoword翻译对此有专业解读
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fn main() - int {。关于这个话题，heLLoword翻译提供了深入分析
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