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Every widely used AI memory benchmark tests retrieval: can the system find a stored fact? [LoCoMo](https://github.com/snap-research/locomo) tests multi-session QA. [LongMemEval](https://github.com/xiaowu0162/LongMemEval) tests information extraction and temporal reasoning. [BEAM](https://openreview.net/pdf?id=y59hf5lrMn) scales to 10 million tokens. [AMB](https://agentmemorybenchmark.ai/) aggregates them all. None test what happens to stored data after agents write to it. **The blind spot** All four benchmarks share a design assumption: the corpus is fixed. Conversations go in, questions come out. Facts don't change between ingestion and query. The system never writes to its own memo...

Hi everyone, I am trying to set up tiered pricing on my WooCommerce store and could really use some help. I want to create different price levels based on quantity, like one price for 0 to 100 units and a lower price for 100 to 200 units. I am looking for a way to do this either with custom code or a plugin that offers a one-time payment. It is very important to me that the solution is compatible with bulk editing tools for WooCommerce because I have many products and need to manage these prices or discounts across the store without having to edit every product individually. Does anyone know if this is achievable with custom code or if there is a specific plugin that works well with bulk ...

Today's AI coding agent harnesses (tools like Codex and Claude Code) are heavy-duty applications. They come bundled with dependency trees, runtime requirements, and a security surface area that grows with every update. The common argument is that writing them in a systems language like Rust solves the problem. It doesn't. The bloat isn't in the language per-se. No matter what you write it in, a fat client that needs to manage state, models, tools, memory, and orchestration locally will always be difficult to maintain, difficult to port, and difficult to trust. The real problem becomes clear when you think about where AI agents are headed next, which is the topic for this week...

Hello everyone, I am trying to set up tiered pricing on my WooCommerce store and could really use some help. I want to create different price levels based on quantity, like one price for 0 to 100 units and a lower price for 100 to 200 units. I am looking for a way to do this either with custom code or a plugin that offers a one-time payment. It is very important to me that the solution is compatible with bulk editing tools for WooCommerce because I have many products and need to manage these prices or discounts across the store without having to edit every product individually. Does anyone know if this is achievable with custom code or if there is a specific plugin that works well with bu...

https://preview.redd.it/6nxat5qxwbug1.png?width=1018&format=png&auto=webp&s=5c399bb1b156e9b9485cdd7fb4866af1a6faebe6 # Rising Demand for Veterinary Care in Sydney If you live in Sydney and share your home with a pet, you already know how deeply animals become part of everyday life. Across New South Wales, pet ownership has grown steadily, and with that comes a stronger demand for reliable, high-quality veterinary care.  People aren’t just looking for basic treatment anymore – they want advanced diagnostics, specialised care, and vets who genuinely understand their pets’ needs. # What Makes a Veterinary Hospital Stand Out? A top-tier veterinary hospital isn...

Spent some time going down a rabbit hole across r/dataengineering, r/analytics, and similar threads. Read \~50 discussions where people were venting, asking for help, or just sharing what’s broken in their data setups. A few patterns kept showing up again and again. Nothing fancy. Just real problems data teams deal with every day. Here’s the simple version: **1. The “no one told us” problem** An engineer changes something upstream. Suddenly your dashboard breaks or numbers drop to zero. No alert. No heads up. Just confusion. A lot of time goes into figuring out *what changed* instead of actually analyzing anything. **2. No one agrees on basic definitions** Ask “what i...

YouTube is packed with great live TV channels, but the official app makes "channel surfing" a nightmare with clunky navigation and intrusive ads before you even start watching. I created **NumTube: Keypad Video Player** to fix that. It brings back the classic remote control experience: * **Number Pad Dialing:** Switch channels instantly by typing a number (just like a real TV remote). * **Seamless Layout:** Vertical mode for quick browsing; horizontal for a full-screen cinematic experience. * **Fully Customizable:** Arrange your own channel list and content exactly how you want it. * **The "Hidden" Perk:** It’s a much cleaner, distraction-free experience. Let’s...

**I suffered a thousand forms, so you don't have to** :) the tech job market feels so broken, with so many hours finding roles and then so much more tedium re-typing the same stuff from your resume into endless forms. I tried to use the existing tools and apps first, but I wasn't really happy with any of them... so the autist in me got to work :) [LFG!](https://reddit.com/link/1shh79j/video/f2slmtli6bug1/player) [**wagey.gg**](https://wagey.gg) **is a remote tech job board with 24,000+ jobs from 9,000+ companies:** just drop your resume and it matches you to roles based on your location, skills, experience, and preferences. You don't even need to create an account. I i...

So In the anime they must use HF frequencies to communicate over long distances (more than line of sight) that would be between 3Mhz and 30Mhz. While yes this is great for communicating over long distance bouncing off the ionosphere, there in lies the plot hole. HF frequencies should they be heard long distance do not leave the earth. Nor do they penetrate the ionosphere from the moon to earth. Also looking at the antenna designs they are using which seem to be mostly directional (bar the omni directional NDB(non directional beacon) style used to find their location while crossing the pacific). Considering they are using crude transceivers which can't even transmit voice over long d...

Crimson Desert Crimson Desert Main Announcements Media Report an Issue Purchase © Pearl Abyss Corp. All Rights Reserved. GAMES NEWS GEAR © Pearl Abyss Corp. All Rights Reserved.  Notices Dev Update Apr 9, 2026, 05:30 (UTC) FacebookX Fellow Greymanes,  It’s hard to believe that it’s been nearly three weeks since we first welcomed you to Pywel. Over that time, we’ve been closely following your adventures, discussions, and feedback, while working to make Crimson Desert an even more enjoyable experience for everyone.   We’ve especially loved seeing the stories you’ve been creating across Pywel (and yes, including the many adorable cat screenshots). And we als...

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As the community continues to grow and attract people who are just figuring this all out, we've decided to change the weekly thread focus to be more open and encourage newcomer questions and support. Please use this thread if you are seeking support or have newcomer questions. Want to see if your post topic has been discussed here? Type "subreddit:cptsd" after a search term in the search bar (ex. "friendships subreddit:cptsd"). Here are some common newcomer questions: * [DAE struggle with expressing anger?](https://www.reddit.com/r/CPTSD/search/?q=anger&restrict_sr=1) * DAE struggle with [anxiety](https://www.reddit.com/r/CPTSD/search/?q=anxiety&rest...

https://preview.redd.it/weml1j1tsbug1.jpg?width=1400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8c9b6dc72bda6756ae873ae18ae6c6d8cecacfaa # Proof of Performance: How to Verify Your 1000Hz Polling Rate on Steam ^(By Ray · GadgetHyper) In our last post, we talked about how to break Steam's "500Hz speed limit" to finally let your high-end gear run at full speed. But as any enthusiast knows, seeing is believing. If you've just applied the `controller_rate 0` fix for your Vader 5 Pro, you probably want to see those 1000Hz numbers with your own eyes. Testing polling rates inside Steam is a bit unique because of how Steam works. Today, I'll walk you through the...

# 1. Restaurant Analysis: "The Power of the Queue" In Seongsu, restaurants are divided into **"Legacy Locals"** (authentic Korean) and **"Curated Trends"** (Western/Fusion/Global). # 🇰🇷 The Legacy Locals (Authentic Korean) * **Somunan Seongsu Gamjatang:** This is the undisputed landmark of Seongsu. Open 24/7, it’s famous for its deep, rich pork bone broth. It’s a go-to spot for both tourists and local office workers looking for a hearty soul food meal. * **Jojo Kalguksu (Seongsu Branch):** Originating from Daegu, this spot is loved for its refreshing clam broth and crispy seafood pancakes. Koreans flock here for a "fail-proof" meal because...

# Google Maps works on a plane if you pre-download the region. Most people never do. And even when you do, it still tries to phone home the moment it gets signal. I fly often and was frustrated enough to build an alternative. SkyLocation uses your iPhone's raw GPS chip directly. No Google. No Apple Maps. No geocoding API. No network requests of any kind, ever. The city and country resolution happens entirely on-device using an embedded database. 45,000 cities. 250 countries. All bundled inside the app. Nothing leaves your phone. Technical details for those who want them: Uses iOS CoreLocation with the airborne activity type for in-flight accuracy Offline reverse geocoding via Have...

[*shapez 2*](https://store.steampowered.com/app/2162800/shapez_2/) is officially graduating from Early Access on April 23, marking a major milestone for the beloved automation and factory‑building series. The 1.0 release expands the game’s creative possibilities with new modes, deeper systems, and full modding support, all while keeping its core promise intact: build huge space factories without limits. Designed for players who love the satisfaction of sprawling production lines, *shapez 2* lets you design multi‑level factories, optimise endlessly looping systems, and tackle automation challenges at your own pace. No enemies, no timers: just pure, uninterrupted factory zen. **A Facto...

We just published our agent harness write-up and I wanted to share the lessons here because they cost us real money to learn. The incident that started it: a runaway session quietly ate \~$12 of API usage before anyone caught it. The model wasn't broken — it was stuck in an unbounded loop with bloated context and silent retries, *looking* productive the whole time. After debugging enough production failures, we stopped thinking about "better prompts" and started thinking about the harness around the agent. Three problems kept showing up: **1. Controlling execution.** The agent loop only matters when it fails. Your tool registry should enforce rules, not just expose callab...

I read this a while ago and was enamoured with the meticulous biological descriptions of the body’s processes while a man is sitting at a desk in an office. I was wondering if anyone knew any science disciplines or particular science or other non fiction books I could read that described ordinary bodily processes in this level of detail ? Fiction recommendations also welcome! *REPORT EXTRACT His windows are east-facing and the heavy volume of lashes detected on his keyboard and on his desk is higher than would be expected from the limited time spent directly facing the sun. One possibility is a rapid blinking reflex instilled through long exposure to light-reflective surfaces such as seaw...

I’ve been working on a few WooCommerce sites recently, and one thing I keep noticing is: Even when the store looks clean, conversions can still be surprisingly low. It’s not always obvious what’s wrong. Sometimes it’s: * unclear CTA placement * too many options on product pages * weak trust signals * confusing checkout flow But figuring out \*which\* issue actually matters is the hard part. Curious how others here approach this: Do you rely more on analytics (heatmaps, funnels), user testing, or just experience? Would love to hear real workflows/tools you use to debug this.