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    Pi Durable has launched, offering infrastructure designed to keep AI agents running reliably over long time periods without failing mid-task. The product targets developers building autonomous agents that must survive crashes, restarts, and extended workflows. Tech audiences are discussing whether durable execution becomes a standard layer of the AI agent stack.

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    Haskell Community Examines Foldl Versus Foldr Differences▼Differences Between `Foldl` and `Foldr`YhnLifeFood118 min ago

    The Haskell blog has published an explanation of the differences between foldl and foldr, the two core folding functions used to reduce lists to a single value. The post clarifies how each function's direction of evaluation affects laziness, stack usage and, in some cases, whether a computation terminates at all. Readers are discussing the practical implications for writing efficient functional code.

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    Li Hongbo's kinetic paper sculpture stretches like a slinky●A flexible, accordion-like kinetic paper sculpture crafted by Chinese artist Li Hongbo using stacked paper sheets in a hMmastodonCultureArt42724 min ago

    Chinese artist Li Hongbo's kinetic paper sculpture is drawing attention online. The work, built from thousands of stacked sheets joined in a honeycomb structure, stretches and collapses like an accordion — viewers have compared it to a giant paper slinky. Hongbo is known for transforming ordinary paper into flexible, moving artworks, and clips of the piece are being widely shared by art fans.

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