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AI Agent Memory: Sliding Windows, Summaries, and Vector Storage
3+ hour, 30+ min ago (623+ words) The agent we built in Post #4 has one big problem — the moment the script ends, it forgets everything. Next time you run it, it starts from zero. No memory of past conversations, no retained facts, nothing. For a quick experiment…...
Distributed Locks
3+ hour, 34+ min ago (110+ words) One-liner: A distributed lock ensures that only one node in a cluster can perform a critical operation at a time — preventing race conditions across services. In a single-server world, a mutex or semaphore handles concurrency. But in distributed systems: Classic…...
Day 8 - Relational Database 101 - PostgreSQL Internals
4+ hour, 13+ min ago (1576+ words) একবার একটু technological দিকে আসি, আপনি যখন Facebook বা LinkedIn-এ কাউকে message করেন তখন সেটা সরাসরি তার কাছে send হয়। Reason হচ্ছে আপনারা connected। এখানে আপনি directly message ত…...
Treating “one day” as a system primitive
4+ hour, 34+ min ago (165+ words) For most AI apps, the unit of time is a request. A user sends a message, the model responds, and the workflow ends. Cogweald is designed around a different primitive: one real day. Each world can advance by at most…...
When a Zero-Parameter Cache Overtakes a Transformer
4+ hour, 34+ min ago (574+ words) The question this series exists to answer, put in a form that can be measured: a transformer sees a fixed 64-token window, a count table over the current document sees the whole document, and as documents get longer, how much…...
Why Parameterized Queries Matter for SQL Security
4+ hour, 34+ min ago (559+ words) SQL injection is one of the classic examples of what can happen when an application mixes user input directly into a database query. The underlying problem is simple. The application expects data. The database may interpret part of that data…...
Database Isolation Levels: What Can Concurrent Transactions Actually See?
57+ min ago (743+ words) Transactions do not execute in isolation from reality. Isolation levels define how much of that reality they are allowed to observe. In the previous topic, we explored Optimistic and Pessimistic Concurrency Control. Now we can go one level deeper. What…...
Recursive CTEs: How SQL Secretly Learned to Loop
5+ hour, 28+ min ago (454+ words) Ask a SQL query to find "all employees under this manager," and things get ugly fast if you don't know how many levels deep the org chart goes. A regular join handles one level. Two joins handle two levels. Nobody's…...
The SQL Queries That Lie to You With a Straight Face
1+ hour, 29+ min ago (191+ words) Seven queries that run without error, return a result, and are still wrong — and how to stop writing them. Some SQL mistakes throw an error …...
EXPLAIN Describes a Query. Production Is Everything Else That’s Running.
3+ hour, 22+ min ago (1398+ words) A while back I wrote about migrating a terabyte of banking data from Oracle to PostgreSQL with no downtime. The part people …...