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Published on: April 17, 2026A while back, I posted on X about how folks manage the context windows for their AI agents. In response to that post, the person who built FlowDeck reached out and asked if I’d give it a try. My workflow was mostly fine as-is (build with Cursor, tell it to check builds with xcodebuild, and go to Xcode to actually build and run) but a simple CLI that would provide better output to my agent (less context pollution) and a nice way to interact with my apps from the CLI sounded interesting enough to give it…

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A multi-part series exploring the displacement of human labor in warehouses and distribution centers. Part One: The Negative Pressure of Increasing Operating Costs on Profit Margins in Distribution: A Guide to Retail, CPG (consumer packaged goods), and Food Distribution Industries Distribution businesses—companies that move products from suppliers to retailers or end buyers—consistently operate on thin profit margins. Whether in general retail distribution, CPG (consumer packaged goods), or food distribution, the economics are similar: high volume, modest markups, and significant operating costs. This article synthesizes benchmarks across these sectors, breaks down the key drivers behind margin compression, and highlights real-world examples…

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What you need to knowSamsung was reportedly spotted rolling out One UI 8.5 Beta 10 to enrolled Galaxy S25 devices.The patch, nearly 1GB in size, brings in Call Screening, Creative Studio, and several fixes.An earlier rumor in April said Samsung might rollout two betas in April, and it seems that we might actually see the light (a stable launch) soon.It might be unbelievable for enrolled testers, as the tenth One UI 8.5 beta for Galaxy users.It’s been a long road, as SamMobile reports that Samsung is rolling out One UI 8.5 Beta 10 to all enrolled Galaxy S25 devices in…

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For more than two centuries, scientists tried and failed to grow dolomite in the lab under conditions thought to match how it forms in nature. A recent study has finally changed that. Researchers from the University of Michigan and Hokkaido University in Sapporo, Japan succeeded by developing a new theory based on detailed atomic simulations. Their work solves a long-standing geological puzzle known as the “Dolomite Problem.” Dolomite is a widespread mineral found in iconic locations such as the Dolomite mountains in Italy, Niagara Falls and Utah’s Hoodoos. It is abundant in rocks older than 100 million years, yet it…

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The mobile app development market is evolving quickly, with companies looking to launch products faster without compromising quality. This shift has led to the rise of no-code tools like FlutterFlow, which are now often compared to full development frameworks such as Flutter. But despite similar goals, these tools are not always direct alternatives — in many cases, they are built for completely different types of projects and development needs. Why Flutter Dominates App Development in 2026 and Fuels the Growth of No-Code Platforms In 2026, Flutter continues to hold a strong position among cross-platform technologies, remaining one of the key…

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AI agents are increasingly capable of reasoning and performing autonomous work over long periods. However, as agents take on more complex, longer-horizon tasks, keeping them supplied with the right information becomes the core engineering challenge. The industry is moving away from pre-loading context upfront toward a model where agents dynamically navigate and retrieve the data they need, when they need it. Redis is approaching context management using a context engine, which is an architecture built around four pillars: on-demand context retrieval, data that is always current, fast retrieval, and a memory layer that improves over time. In practice this means…

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Longford County Council has launched its 2026 Business Incentive Scheme, offering financial grants to new and expanding businesses that take on vacant commercial or industrial properties across the county. Applications are now open. The scheme targets premises that have been empty for at least six months and are listed on the Council’s Register of Vacant Properties. Grants are calculated as a percentage of commercial rates paid, reducing over a three-year period. At the end of year one the grant payable is equivalent to 70% of the rates paid for the subject year while at the end of year two the…

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We all read it in the daily news. The New York Times reports that economists who once dismissed the AI job threat are now taking it seriously. In February, Jack Dorsey cut 40% of Block’s workforce, telling shareholders that “intelligence tools have changed what it means to build and run a company.” Block’s stock rose 20%. Salesforce has shed thousands of customer support workers, saying AI was already doing half the work. And a Stanford study found that software developers aged 22 to 25 saw employment drop nearly 20% from its peak, while developers over 26 were doing fine.But how…

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1 From ISAC and digital twins to personal AI and physical AI, Qualcomm and its partners are designing 6G as an end-to-end intelligent platform As Qualcomm looks beyond 5G, the company is framing 6G less as a generational upgrade and more as the establishment of an end-to-end platform for intelligence. The familiar pillars of cellular evolution are still there: more capacity, broader coverage, better reliability and lower latency. But in Qualcomm’s view, those are only the starting points. The bigger shift is that 6G is being designed to integrate connectivity, compute, sensing and AI in a way that supports new…

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You approved the business case. The pilot showed promise. Then production changed the math. Agentic AI doesn’t just cost what you build. It costs what it takes to run, govern, evaluate, secure, and scale. Most enterprises don’t model those operating costs clearly until they are already absorbing them. Expenses compound fast. Token usage grows with every step in a workflow. Tool calls and API dependencies introduce new consumption patterns. Governance and monitoring add overhead that teams often treat as secondary until compliance, reliability, or cost issues force the issue. The result is not always a single dramatic spike. More often,…

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