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You write two goroutines. One sets a variable, the other reads it. You run it a thousand times and it works fine. Then it breaks in production, on a different machine, under load. You stare at the code and nothing looks wrong. It is not fine. You just got hit by the memory model. Most developers thi
I use Claude Code a lot. One thing kept annoying me: not the mistakes, not the occasional wrong assumption, not even the weird confidence. The annoying part was having to re-explain the same project context in new sessions. Things like: this module looks legacy but still supports a critical flow thi
Qualtrics CEO Jason Maynard shook up the company’s senior leadership team on Friday at its dual headquarters in downtown Seattle and Provo, Utah, less than three months after taking the helm of the experience management technology company. Read More
If you're running an AI agent on Amazon Bedrock and injecting persistent memory into every conversation, where you put that memory in the request matters a lot — both for how well the agent uses it and for what it costs you. I learned this the direct way while connecting agent-memory-daemon to OpenC
Coding agents are like absent-minded professors, this fixes that gap
Samsung’s MX division (which builds its smartphones) may be facing its first-ever annual loss – meanwhile, the folks over at Device Solutions (where the memory business is housed) posted guidance for a record-breaking Q1. You have already figured out that there is a single cause for these two events
Asha Sharma. | Image: The Verge, Microsoft Microsoft's new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has laid out a new strategy for what she describes as a "return of Xbox." In a joint memo with Xbox Chief Content Officer Matt Booty, Sharma and Booty lay out their vision for the future of Xbox that will be judged on da
Cisco found and fixed a significant vulnerability in the way Anthropic handles memories, but experts warn that mishandled memory files will continue threaten AI systems.
Dario Amodei recently said continual learning "will turn out to be not as difficult as it seems" and "will fall to scale plus a slightly different way of thinking." Sholto Douglas at Anthropic predicted it would be "solved in a satisfying way" during 2026. That sounds exciting. But what does it actu
Tens of thousands of Samsung Electronics workers held a rally at the company’s Pyeongtaek campus in South Korea on Thursday to signal they are prepared to walk off the job for an 18-day strike next month.
Introduction While studying for CompTIA Network+, I couldn't totally grasp the PDU names in the OSI model. I could memorize them, but I never understood why the names are what they are. One day, while ordering some items on Amazon, it hit me — the ordering process maps perfectly to the OSI model. So
One developer allowed Claude Code to escape across multiple sessions for five days. By the end, the agent had reneged on its own restrictions and had inadvertently set in motion a production loop that was emailing a real customer every time it called. This is not a what-if. This is the contents of G
Every browser has a native scroll restoration feature. It's called scroll-restoration in the History API, it's enabled by default, and it mostly doesn't work on modern web apps. The reason is Single Page Applications. When React Router or Next.js handles navigation client-side, the browser never get
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In short: Bond, a new “post-feed” social network founded by former Index Ventures principal Dino Becirovic and ex-Google DeepMind researcher Arthur Brazinskas, launched on 21 April with no infinite scroll and no algorithmic feed, instead using AI trained on users’ photos, videos, and audio to recomm
The next phase of artificial intelligence is no longer just about faster GPUs. As AI moves from single-task generation to autonomous, multi-step "agentic" systems, the economic value is migrating to the broader infrastructure stack, with CPUs and memory emerging as the new bottlenecks, Morgan Stanle
There is a table in the L2 notebook about deterministic memory operations and agent-triggered memory operations. Based on the L5 notebook, I reckon read_summary_context and write_entity should be classified as deterministic rather than agent-triggered, because both are called by the orchestration co
A longitudinal study finds links to lapses in immediate and delayed recall.
Following Apple’s announcement that Tim Cook will step down later this year and be succeeded by hardware chief John Ternus, Bloomberg reports that both executives have shared internal memos about the transition. Read them below. more…
On Wednesday, Anthropic made available Claude Opus 4.7, a direct upgrade to Opus 4.6 that may outperform its predecessor on The post Claude Opus 4.7 arrives with better vision, memory, and instruction-following appeared first on The New Stack.
