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If you're looking to network and have fun 😄 at @AWSreInvent , i recommend going through this list now and registering before everything fills up! @ConferenceParty
Which one are you most excited about?
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Fastest hack to get a scammer off the phone
Just press call recording after you pick up and it will play a voice recording which scares them off
Cracking the PM Interview seen outside the garbage room of my apt building 😮
Hope they’re doing ok!
🎃👻 Halloween used to be big on Twitter.
Everyone would make a Halloween pun from their profile name and you’d see headless CMS jokes everywhere.
what happened?
Just booked my flights for @AWSreInvent to attend with @datadoghq!!
Who will i be seeing this year?!
This was kinda mind-blowing to me, but I just learned Datadog's intern eng interviews don't consist of writing code anymore. No leetcode questions. Instead, they talk through projects they've worked on and talk through a provided app to see problem solving and communication, etc... this actually makes way more sense, but it's a huge shift from when I did intern interviews at places like Amazon and Airbnb and had to deal with those annoying reverse a binary tree questions
This reminds me the loss of "fun" from debugging and problem solving . Remember running out of console log strings?
console.log("here 11111")
console.log("here now")
console.log("here 22222")
Maybe this is a hot take but why do saunas draw out the worst and most entitled people? At my gym, it's the most entitled crowd and same with my apt building . It's like a meeting of the craziest people
Matt Auerbach retweeted
"I read zero developer docs"
It's crazy how much DX has changed! For my new project, I used Codex and @Cloudflare (been wanting to run a prod app there).
With only knowing the basics about CF, Codex used the plugin to deploy my app over Workers, D1, R2 and Queues. I read zero developer docs, YouTube videos, blogs, StackOverflow , pretty nuts... not sure if this is good or bad?
What am I missing? Why would delta block agents? Money is money no?
Delta, Chase and Amazon are blocking AI agents.
The war on agents has begun, and here’s how it probably plays out:
Stage 1: Companies block agents because agents skip the ads and upsells.
Stage 2: Agents learn to act like humans, and it becomes an arms race.
Stage 3: The market splits. Companies that make money on sales let agents in, companies that make money on data charge for access, and the giants build their own agents.
Stage 4: A trusted middle layer for agent identity and payments becomes the standard way in.
Stage 5: Companies that welcome agents start winning customers from the ones that block them.
Stage 6: The agent blockers come back and let agents in on their own terms.
Stage 7: Everyone starts competing for agents with better prices, faster checkout and SEO built for agents.
Stage 8: The ads come back, and companies pay to be your agent’s first recommendation.
Stage 9: The agent war ends, and selling to agents becomes as normal as having a website.
