Low-tech logistics companies do not need AGI, they need to stop counting stock with a pen. Voice-driven inventory counts in n8n, damage reports generated from a photo, and a WordPress REST endpoint that takes the data in without breaking WooCommerce stock.
Google Trends hands you a 0-100 score, not search volume, and that score moves when the date window moves. Notes on the normalization and rounding problems, plus the overlapping-window stitching I use to rebuild a daily series a model can actually learn from.
Perplexity and BLEU tell you nothing about whether an automated customer journey actually goes anywhere. The CDP framework scores continuity, deepening and progression against a taxonomy of journey stages instead.
WooCommerce 10.5 ships the variable product Add to Cart button disabled and relies on the core variation script to re-enable it. If you dequeued that script but kept the core template, the button never wakes up. This is how to patch your own JavaScript.
LLM-as-judge asks a model that hallucinates to catch hallucinations. Displacement Consistency scores the vector between a question and its answer against grounded neighbors instead, with no source document and no second model call at inference time.
WordPress 7.0 arrives in April 2026 and raises the PHP minimum to 7.4, dropping 7.2 and 7.3. What that changes for plugin authors, and what happens to sites that stay on the old versions.
WooCommerce 10.5 ships an experimental in-memory cache for product objects, so a single request stops rebuilding the same object over and over. The benchmarks, plus the stale data trap waiting for anyone who updates products with direct SQL.
The cross-entropy layer is where LLM training tends to run out of VRAM. This post walks through fusing the linear projection and the loss into one Triton kernel, why tiling and online softmax cut peak memory by 84%, and where my first attempt went wrong.
WordPress pulled Campus Connect, Credits, and Student Clubs into one education hub. Notes on what the 150-hour credit program means if you hire junior developers, or if you have been thinking about mentoring one.
WordPress 7.0 raises the minimum PHP version to 7.4.0 when it lands in April 2026, so sites still on 7.2 or 7.3 need a plan. Also covers the 6.9.1 maintenance release on February 3 and the open core rep nominations.