I'm pretty sure I saw it without the "new runtime" you're referring to, but yeah... Often that happens, a smart ad :)

(by E.Ordax on LinkedIn)

This year has been AWESOME

agent HQ.. where all the agents get together and orchestrate your operations

Don't do a "master in AI"… just use AI to brainstorm and solve your problems, and the knowledge will come

I'm currently over 50% convinced we are in some kind of a Matrix.

Theoretically, our privacy is safe... But I'll still anonymize the data I upload :)

Testing Jules, an AI coding interface by Google... So far it looks promising even on a mobile phone

Beyond A2A and MCP: How LOKA’s Universal Agent Identity Layer changes the game The LOKA protocol, a proposed standard for AI agents from Carnegie Mellon University researchers, will give identities and intentions to agents.

... Another protocol... I guess that's where we're headed now...
venturebeat.com/ai/beyond-a2...

We, humanity, have decided to build AI Agents... That can evolve to multi-functional powerful autonomous identities... What could possibly go wrong?

This explains it... I hope the compatibility is not just a "power point compatibility", as it most often is

EKS Auto Mode: Simplify Kubernetes Operations Learn about Amazon EKS Auto Mode, its features, and the benefits for managing Kubernetes clusters. EKS Auto Mode vs. Fargate explained.

This kinda sounds like the best from both worlds

spacelift.io/blog/eks-aut...

Fintech Founder Charged With Fraud After 'AI' Shopping App Found To Be Powered By Humans in the Philippines - Slashdot Albert Saniger, the founder and former CEO of Nate, an AI shopping app that promised a "universal" checkout experience, was charged with defrauding investors on Wednesday, according to a press release...

yro.slashdot.org/story/25/04/...

Same like Amazon Fresh...

I think "reliable answers" goes a bit against LLM philosophy lol

I find it suspicious that #MCP got accepted as a global standard this quickly.

The potential is insane, I wonder how soon someone will build an actual Jarvis

Principles of high output engineering teams | daily.dev The post discusses various principles aimed at enhancing the productivity and efficiency of engineering teams. Key highlights include treating PRs as work, focusing on user needs, emphasizing the impo...

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Amazon Prime has more and more ads each day... it's frustrating to watch.

2025 is the year of #AIOps

Just watch

Help me out with an experiment.

I have 1.6k followers, but a very small engagement. If you see this post, like it please.

- if I see likes, my content is probably crap so I need to work on that.
- if no likes, people are either not using the platform or not seeing each other's posts

Yes, all of us in Europe are very aware of this. Extremely high regulations, and being forced to drink water like idiots, spilling all over... Come on EU!!!

Let's create some chaos...

(from somewhere on the internet)

#JavaScript report for 2025 is here!!! Here's a summary of what's happening in the world of frontend frameworks

youtube.com/watch?v=aTXd...

I've been reading about "anti-cloud movement".

There are some interesting arguments. However, I'm never going back to "operating my own servers" (it's trying to "produce my own electrical energy"). This could be a nice opening for a local/distributed solutions, who could compete with AWS in cost.

Definitely, the entire orchestration "intelligence" is very different, and I think we have yet to see how security and testing will be handled... Very interesting times!!!

Exactly, the orchestration is handled in a very different way. I'd assume QA would need to be handled by separate agents too... I played with AutoGen and it's much easier to configure then an AppMesh for micro services:)

That's it... You don't "program them", you explain to them in English what they are, where they read and write the information... But they do the same thing as hardcoded dockers

Someone asked me what the difference is between micro-services and AI agents.

The only difference is how they work "under the hood", the purpose is the same.

Right?

Exactly. Or something simple, like heroku or Amplify is a perfectly fine option before you start growing