Home/Blog/Tokyo has lost 84% of its public baths since 1968. The rest are getting busierBackendTokyo has lost 84% of its public baths since 1968. The rest are getting busierHacker News New2026-10-13 19:230 viewsArticle URL: https://jivx.com/sento Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50069934 Points: 1 # Comments: 0Source:https://jivx.com/sentoMy favoritesPreviousDesoxyn: The only prescription methamphetamine in the USNextHow far can $1k take you when training an agentic LLM from scratch?Related postsThree dates that catch a hard-coded time-zone bug in a session clockA session that starts at 08:00 local time does not necessarily start at the same UTC hour all year. Less obviously, the 0dev.toLaravel N+1 Query Problem: How to Find and Fix ItWhen a Laravel page that used to load in half a second suddenly takes four, the cause is very often the same: the N+1 qu0dev.toLongCat-2.5 at $0.30/$1.20: Thinking Locks Temperature, 1M Context, and Vendor Benches Between Opus 4.8 and 5Attributed compile + one small offline run on my box Primary source: Introducing LongCat-2.5 — Native Multimodality for 0dev.toShipped: two packages, a registry listing, and the first sealsWhat happened Post 1 ended with a list: the verify package inside Fiador — human-backed attestation for Discord bots — i0dev.toAI Agent Memory Needs Garbage Collection, Not Just StorageTL;DR — Most long-term memory systems for AI agents only know how to write and append — never to forget, consolidate, or0dev.toSecuring the Analytics Pipeline and Pivoting for Demo DaySprint Retrospective: Implementing Zero-Trust Analytics The conclusion of Sprint 11 was entirely focused on access contr0dev.to