Most discussions of continual learning in AI focus on one thing: updating model weights. But for AI agents, learning can happen at three distinct layers: the model, the harness, and the context. Understanding the difference changes how you think about building systems that improve over time.
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“Automatic Cleanup for Route Injectors in Angular“ by Netanel Basal on Medium: netbasal.medium.com/automatic-cl...
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I think with tooling provided by tools such as LangGraph which can be persisted in DB, it doesn't need to go that far - just context, summarised (compacted), nothing over the top, otherwise it becomes overhead... way too much. Maybe there is a situation where this makes sense, but not always.
But persistence alone isn't enough. State gets stale. If something in their cart is now out of stock, say so. If you've restocked what they wanted, offer it. Durable context + real-time validation. You need both.
One thing I've learnt building a production AI agent: persistent state isn't a nice-to-have — it's the foundation.
Your agent sends a clarification message. The customer replies two days later. You need to resume exactly where you left off — not start over.
How Kensho built a multi-agent framework with LangGraph to solve trusted financial data retrieval share.google/pYb4Crjd4hui...
Cursor admits its new coding model was built on top of Moonshot AI’s Kimi | TechCrunch share.google/N4Jv6hZWvW9U...
Anthropic Adds 1 Million Context Window to Opus 4.6 & Sonnet 4.6 | by Joe Njenga | AI Software Engineer | Mar, 2026 | Medium share.google/1kkJDLik1gVq...
The rivalry between Cloudflare and Vercel gets pretty so quickly, always one incident away and trying to one up each other
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Holy Bananas...I didn't see this coming, Gemini 3.1 Pro was just released, looking forward to building on top of it.
5 CSS fouls that I see way too often
they hacked CSS (update your browser)
This sort of raises a very important question - Am I a full-stack developer or a web developer, I know the later isn't as sexy, but I guess that's what I am, mostly, unless you ask my resume
Can't believe it has take this long to use primeng - so cool