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another memory corruption case

It’s another story of a mysterious memory corruption being debugged. Story Mode It was another usual week: I updated gcc from master branch and tried to build my system with it. Minor failures are to be expected here. That’s where I draw the material to explore random packages and their failure modes. Sometimes it’s buggy build systems, flaky tests, broken downstream users of libraries that changed API. That kind of stuff. I usually search for compiler bugs to report. Mysterious ggc SIGSEGV Most builds were going without any problems. But some packages started failing in a suspiciously similar

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Disable Memory Address Randomization for Shell

At the time of writing this blog post, i recently learn about virtual memory. So i am curious, how can we trigger the same memory address on different process? After reading this gcc wiki , it looks like we can use setarch to do that. First thing first, we need to create a simple program to print the memory address. For this example, i am going to use C programming language, like this:

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Go 1.28 HTTP/2 Parking: Measuring Memory Savings

I benchmarked Go 1.28 HTTP/2 parking with 5,000 idle connections. Across three runs, the same server binary used 85-93 MiB less RSS with parking enabled.

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Memory Machines: The Evolution of Hypertext

— 摘自 Belinda Barnet 《Memory Machines: The Evolution of Hypertext》, 来自 Dynamicland 的推荐书单 这些页面提出了一个愿景，既简单又统一，气势宏大：这是一个关于相互连接的

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Article: Systemic Approach to Memory, Knowledge, and Context in Agentic AI Architectures

The article argues that reliable agentic AI architecture depends on a context engine that selects, injects, compresses, and expires information before it reaches the model. It separates context, memory, and knowledge, and recommends tiered memory, curated knowledge, and token budgeting. It also covers common anti-patterns, such as context stuffing and stale data loops, with mitigations. By Adi Polak

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Collins Obijiaku’s Tender Portraits Conjure Memories and Community

'Wherever You Are, Remember Me' opens on November 7 at Roberts Projects in Los Angeles. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Collins Obijiaku’s Tender Portraits Conjure Memories and Community appeared first on Colossal .

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DeepSeek Solved AI’s Memory Problem

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Size-Specialized Memory Allocation

Go 1.27 improves performance of small allocations using size-specialized allocation functions.

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