Thought I would start posting about interesting things happening at AWS. Not a bad day to start.🚀
Today at #WhatsNextWithAWS we announced a big step forward with @OpenAI on Amazon Bedrock:
1. OpenAI models now available
2. Codex for enterprise development
3. Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents for running agents in production
Together, these give customers more choice and flexibility to use the best models for their needs, all on @awscloud. Thanks @dhdresser for joining us.
Full announcement: https://t.co/ClNANBqtu3
Buying SD cards is just weird.
Is Ultra better than Extreme?
Is Extreme PRO better than Extreme PLUS?
What part of microSDXC U3 A2 V30 C10 UHS-1 don't you understand???
All Amazon #EC2 Nitro instances in commercial AWS Regions and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions now include a new status check to directly monitor the reachability of the EBS volumes connected to the instance.
Learn more at https://t.co/Y0lClkqu7l
As Dean has said… Jamf has been innovating with the physical Mac for 20 years... and we're excited about our work with @awscloud to manage and secure virtual Macs! Thanks for being here at #JNUC2022, David! https://t.co/yOjlu1SOX9
Scanning security vulnerabilities in third-party dependencies inside iOS build/test env built on top of EC2 MAC AMIs #MacDevSecOps https://t.co/XUMiPPXGiZ
Anka Build Community AMI for EC2 Mac2.Metal instances (ARM/Apple Silicon) are now published. You can find it in the public Community AMI listing as anka-build-3.0.1.144-macos-12.4-arm64
@_joemag_ If sticking to D3100 body, then I’ve had Tamron 70-200 F2.8 on D750 for quite few years - fast, super sharp and good VR. Quality however may be limited by the autofocus performance of D3100. fwiw D850 and Z9 offer 3D tracking in Nikon world- game changer for fast moving subjects
@seakoz Yeah - Quantitative tightening. Fed can just hold the securities it bought with printed money until maturity - collect coupon and principal payments and simply delete that money from system instead of reinvesting it back by buying new securities
A friend asked me recently what I think the big things are that make GCP, Azure, and AWS different from each other.
I think the biggest thing is how they view customers.