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Add Persistent Memory to Claude Fable 5 via Cognee

Add Persistent Memory to Claude Fable 5 via Cognee

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Claude Fable 5 is a capable AI coding assistant, but its lack of memory across sessions can create challenges for developers managing complex projects. Each session requires reintroducing project details, which increases token usage and consumes time. According to World of AI, integrating the open source memory platform Cognee can address this issue. Cognee adds a persistent memory layer, allowing Claude Fable 5 to store and retrieve important information, such as project architecture and past decisions, across sessions. This approach improves continuity and reduces repetitive tasks, particularly for long-term or intricate projects. Explore how to set up Cognee for integration with Claude Fable 5, including deployment options for local or cloud environments. Learn about features like searchable knowledge graphs and session syncing, which help organize project data and maintain context over time. Gain insight into practical steps for optimizing workflows and managing development tasks more effectively. The Persistent Memory Limitation TL;DR Key Takeaways : Claude Fable 5 lacks persistent memory, requiring users to reload project details in every session, which disrupts workflows and increases operational …

Pete Hegseth’s Iran war math doesn’t add up

Pete Hegseth’s Iran war math doesn’t add up

Published by Sam Flores

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is a busy man. When he isn’t working out with fellow Cabinet members and denying promotions to Black and female officers, he’s making videos ordering the troops to take testosterone tests to prove they are manly enough to serve their country. He’s fighting the culture war morning, noon and night. When he can find the extra time, he’s also running the Pentagon as it wages war in Iran, commits murder on the high seas in the Caribbean and prepares to invade Cuba — and possibly Mali and Greenland. Hegseth has a lot on his plate.  That includes demanding a $454 billion increase in the 2027 Pentagon budget, which brings the total request to nearly $1.5 trillion — a 44% increase from the previous year. Hegseth has called this a “generational investment” that comes out roughly to all of U.S. military spending in World War II. You might think that it’s because of Donald Trump’s war in Iran and all the munitions the military is going through, but you would be wrong because, like …

McCormick plans to add London listing amid Unilever food merger

McCormick plans to add London listing amid Unilever food merger

Published by Sam Flores

Brendan Foley, chairman, president and chief executive of McCormick, said: “This, in combination with our International Headquarters and commitment to Unilever’s world-leading R&D facilities in the Netherlands and our global headquarters in Hunt Valley, Maryland, reinforces the global nature of the combined operations and positions us for ongoing success.” Source link

These are the three deep core moves you should add to the end of your workouts to build functional strength, according to a trainer

These are the three deep core moves you should add to the end of your workouts to build functional strength, according to a trainer

Published by Jenni Sidey

Training your core properly involves doing more than a few sit-ups every now and then. According to Stevie Griffin, a trainer with the Ladder workout app, you’ll see the most benefits when you train the deep core. “The deep core muscles—your transverse abdominis, multifidus, pelvic floor, and diaphragm—are your body’s built-in stabilizers, and they respond to frequency rather than heavy load,” she tells Fit&Well. Latest Videos From “Instead of one big ab day a week, I weave core into all of my workouts, whether that’s a dedicated finisher or building it right into the lifts—by cueing people to brace and stabilize as they move.” Training the deep core has more benefits than just visible abs. “It’s what protects your back, makes every other lift stronger and safer, and builds the strong, stable foundation everything else is built on,” says Griffin. You may like Here are Griffin’s top three deep core moves. 1. Dead bug How to Do a Dead Bug: A Guide from Physical Therapists – YouTube Watch On Sets: 2-3 Reps: 8-10 each side …

Want to add Android Auto to your old car? Here are two ways – including one that’s under

Want to add Android Auto to your old car? Here are two ways – including one that’s under $20

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Artie Beaty/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways There are several ways to install Android Auto in an older car. You can purchase an external display or use an old device. Using an old device is the most affordable option. Android Auto and infotainment screens have become standard equipment in almost any car from the past 15 years, but if you have a vehicle from the time before that, you might feel like you’re missing out.  If you haven’t considered it before, you might think that you’re fine just using your car’s Bluetooth or aux connection, but Android Auto gives you an always-on, glanceable display that’s not nearly as distracting as your phone.    Also: Why I’m using wired Android Auto when all the cool kids are switching to wireless Fortunately, it’s not hard to add Android Auto to a car that doesn’t have it. To get Android Auto in an older car, all you need is a phone to host Android Auto (your current phone), some sort of display …

Strictly Come Dancing 2026 tipped to add Gladiators and football legend to line-up

Strictly Come Dancing 2026 tipped to add Gladiators and football legend to line-up

Published by Daniella Wilson

It seems Strictly Come Dancing 2026 will once again have something for fans of Gladiators. Recent years have seen the likes of Fire (Montell Douglas) and Nitro (Harry Aikines-Aryeetey) compete for the Glitterball Trophy, but now another cast member looks set to be joining the show. Now, The Sun has reported that former football referee and now Gladiators star Mark Clattenburg will be joining the Strictly line-up this year. A source told the publication: “Clatts manages to appeal to young and old, families, children and football fans – plus he’s easy on the eye for the mums. “That amazing fan base is a major bonus, the sort of thing the BBC is always keen to utililise. No final decision has been made yet but if Clatts doesn’t make the cut this year, he’ll remain a target.” Mark Clattenberg on the set of Gladiators. BBC/Hungry Bear Media Ltd/Graeme Hunter They added: “The line-up is shaping up nicely but there are a few spots left.” When approached by Radio Times, a BBC spokesperson said: “We don’t comment on …

Own a Pixel? You can add device protection now for /month – but should you?

Own a Pixel? You can add device protection now for $5/month – but should you?

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Kerry Wan/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Google is allowing users to add Pixel Care+ to older devices. The service is $5 to $15 a month, less if you pay for two years. Only Pixel 9 and newer phones (no Folds) are included. If you own a Pixel phone, you’re probably familiar with Pixel Care+, the device protection program that now lets you file unlimited claims. Usually, you have to opt-in to this insurance within 60 days of purchasing your phone. But this week, Google announced a rare opportunity for people who skipped the service at checkout to add it — no matter when they purchased their phone.  From today through August 2, you can add your Pixel 9 or Pixel 10 phone (excluding the Fold) to Pixel Care+. Users are traditionally split on whether device protection is worth it, and this is no exception. For some people, this is a good opportunity to pick up insurance that was skipped at checkout. For others, it’s good advice …

Health benefits of beans: Four reasons to add more to your diet

Health benefits of beans: Four reasons to add more to your diet

Published by Daniella Wilson

Get the Well Enough newsletter with Harry Bullmore for tips on living a healthier, happier and longer life Get the Well Enough email with Harry Bullmore Get the Well Enough email with Harry Bullmore Celebrity chefs Jamie Oliver, Hugh Fearnley‑Whittingstall and Tom Kerridge have backed a new campaign that is putting the spotlight on beans. The Bang In Some Beans campaign is a bid to double the UK’s intake of beans, legumes and pulses by 2028. Such a campaign is long overdue. Despite beans on toast being a British favourite, beans, pulses and legumes remain under-consumed in the UK. According to data from the Food Foundation, two-thirds of the UK population eat less than one portion of beans a week. Beans are one of the most affordable and nutritious foods out there. With food costs continuing to rise and poor nutrition contributing to a growing number of diseases, beans may offer a solution to both problems. Encouraging greater bean consumption could also help close the UK’s fibre gap, as most of the UK population do …

how the eco credentials of alternatives to burial add up

how the eco credentials of alternatives to burial add up

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There’s a growing interest in alternatives to traditional burials as well as making the process more environmentally friendly in many countries. For many people it’s about the environmental impact of the funeral industry globally. In the US, for instance, a surface equal to the size of Hawaii (1.6 million hectares) is deforested each year for manufacturing coffins. The amount of wood used is equal to building 4.5 million homes. Other costs include approximately 1.6 million tons of cement for graves. Carbon emissions from a single cremation are equivalent to those released by a private car driven for 3,369 kilometres. Another factor is that many countries are running out of space in graveyards. Discussions about the environmentally friendly aspects of dealing with death often take in woodland burial sites, memorials with bird boxes and using different coffin materials. Two methods, burial and cremation, have been used in Europe for centuries. But a much wider range of burial techniques such as composting and water cremation are now starting to be offered more widely. Water cremation, also called …