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Want to turn a low-privilege foothold into a full account takeover? ☁️🔥 Seth Arth (@sethsec) is hitting the #CloudVillage stage on August 7th to drop the research everyone will be talking about. We’re talking 12 brand-new AWS IAM attack paths across services like Batch, Braket, and Flink that have never seen the light of day. And for the real-world utility? He’s debuting Pathrunner—the Metasploit-style framework built to make multi-hop exploitation actually practical. 🗓️ Date: August 7th ⏰ Time: 10:10 - 10:50 Don't miss the breakdown. See you in the village! 🗺️ #DEFCON34 #HackerSummerCamp #CloudSecurity #RedTeam #AWS #IAM #Pathrunner
SecPerkinsStan
Afterlife/heaven/heaven prime delivered by aws
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Kforce
With deep cloud expertise and the support of our AWS-certified team, we helped a leading marketing company strengthen governance, reduce risk and achieve 14% monthly cost savings.  See how a unified cloud strategy delivered measurable results: hubs.la/Q04nB-CH0
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hrswatigupta
A software engineer in San Francisco gets 100 tool results from a codebase search. Every output needs to reach the model. By default: 65,000 tokens. An SRE in Seattle gets a 200k-line incident log dump. Every relevant line needs to be analyzed. By default: context explosion and $40 per query. An AI researcher in Boston gets 300 RAG chunks for a complex reasoning task. Every document needs to fit in context. By default: hours of manual pruning. Every one of them is losing thousands of dollars and hours of their life to bloated context. Now meet Headroom. A free and open source tool that compresses tool outputs, logs, files, and RAG chunks before they reach the LLM. 60-95% fewer tokens. Same answers. You give it a 65,000-token agent trace. You get a clean 5,000-token version back in milliseconds. What makes it different from every other context optimizer: Specialized compressors. SmartCrusher for JSON, AST-aware CodeCompressor, and ML-based Kompress for prose. Reversible compression (CCR). Originals stay on your machine. The model can retrieve anything it needs on demand. CacheAligner. Stabilizes prefixes so you actually hit provider KV cache discounts (Claude’s 90% read savings). Proxy mode. Zero code changes. Drop it in front of any agent. Output token reduction. Also trims what the model writes back — no more repetitive preambles or overthinking routine steps. Cross-agent memory. Shared reversible store across Claude, Cursor, Aider, LangChain, and more. Three ways to use it: Library. One function call: compress(messages) Proxy. headroom proxy --port 8787 — works with any language or app Agent wrappers. headroom wrap claude, headroom wrap cursor, headroom wrap aider Plugs into Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, LangChain, CrewAI, Agno, LiteLLM, MCP, and AWS Strands. Drop it into your existing agent stack today. The story: The headroomlabs-ai team was burning through tokens while building heavy multi-agent systems. Every tool call and RAG retrieval was 70-95% boilerplate. Existing solutions either lost accuracy or required painful manual work. They built their own compression layer. Then they open sourced it. 50,800 stars. Apache 2.0 license. Fully local. Reversible. Anthropic and OpenAI charge per token with no compression. Your bills keep growing as agents get more powerful. Manual summarization tools take hours and lose critical details. Commercial context platforms still send most of the noise through. Headroom costs $0. Runs on your laptop. Your data never leaves your machine. Accuracy stays the same. Here is the wild part. The software engineer compressed his 65k-token codebase search down to 1,400 tokens. Same answer in seconds. The SRE fed in the 200k-line incident log. It became 5,100 tokens. Root cause found in one shot. The AI researcher sent 300 RAG chunks. They became 19% of the original size. The model still got every key fact. The bloated context your AI agents have been choking on for months now takes Headroom milliseconds. Your tool outputs become compressed context. Your context becomes efficient prompts. Your prompts become faster, cheaper, and more reliable answers. The tokens (and money) you used to lose to context bloat are back in your hands.
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Sparientglobal
🚀 Sparient is now an official Databricks Consulting & SI Partner! Helping organizations unify data, analytics & AI to accelerate innovation at scale. ☁️ AWS • Azure • GCP 🏛️ Education • Consulting • State & Local 👉 sparient.com/singleblog/data… #Databricks #DataAndAI #Sparient
SergeyCYW
Quantum Cloud & Platform Layer $MSFT Microsoft Microsoft uses Azure Quantum as a hybrid access platform while developing topological qubits based on Majorana zero modes. Azure also connects enterprise users to third-party quantum processors. $GOOGL Alphabet Google Quantum AI remains focused on superconducting hardware and error correction. Willow highlights its surface-code roadmap, with the main goal centered on long-term fault-tolerant systems. $NVDA Nvidia Nvidia is the quantum-classical bridge. CUDA-Q, GPUs, and accelerated computing infrastructure help simulate quantum workloads, manage hybrid workflows, and support early quantum deployments. $AMZN Amazon Amazon provides agnostic quantum cloud access through AWS Braket. Ocelot adds an internal hardware path using cat-qubit architecture designed to improve error correction efficiency. $IBM IBM IBM is one of the deepest superconducting quantum platforms. Qiskit, Nighthawk, Condor, and IBM Quantum give it a broad hardware-software ecosystem for research, materials science, and financial modeling. $HON Honeywell Honeywell offers indirect quantum exposure through Quantinuum. Its strategic role is tied to trapped-ion hardware, enterprise integration, and potential use cases across aerospace, defense, and industrial systems.
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NTTDATA_PR
✨NTT DATA TECH 人気記事✨ AWS認定資格全冠への道🏆 AWS認定資格全13冠を達成したエンジニアが、 資格取得に向けた学習の進め方や モチベーション維持のポイントを紹介しています📚 ▼記事はこちら zenn.dev/nttdata_tech/articl… #NTTDATATC #AWS #AWS認定 #資格取得 #クラウドエンジニア
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Replying to @_esk_kse_
I’m not saying you would, I was just answering @MAB But long term I see the chains as just an implementation detail. It shouldn’t matter what chain someone is using. People won’t care. Different chains will be used for different things. DNS doesn’t only work with AWS for example, it works with anyone’s infrastructure.
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burachin2
そのラインに乗るL2ネットワークの構築、ソリディのガス代の理解、AWSのSAP、及びセキュリティスペシャリスト共に国内最高得点だと思います、900点の後半です。
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simosako
ご好評いただいている、お昼休みの 30 分で AWS サービスの最新トレンドをキャッチアップできるウェビナーシリーズ「もぐもぐ #AWS 」ですが、7月も以下の内容で開催します!気軽にみられるランチのお供としてご活用ください。 aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/news…
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qooqle
問題は残りの1割を片付けられる人材は、呼吸をするかの如くAWSを使いこなしたりするし、なんならビジネス領域にも足を伸ばせるところだよな。
エンジニアがややこしいのは、「基礎」が最も難しいからだな。 はっきり言って、普段の仕事のうち9割くらいはコンピュータサイエンスの深い知識なんて求められない。 それよりも特定のプログラミング言語やAWS・Terraformなど、抽象化されたツールに習熟してる人の方が即戦力になる。 だけど残りの1割、原因不明のアラートや再現性のないエラーなど、難題に直面した時に初めて、強固な基礎力が問われる。 つまり「基礎=簡単」ではなく、「難しい問題を解くためにこそ、基礎が必要になる」、という矛盾。
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xhabbirhsn
Company - Thoughtworks • 5 years of full-stack development • Java 8 , OOP • React & AWS • Agile (XP/Scrum/Kanban) • TDD & CI/CD Good to have: Azure, Kubernetes, Docker.
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秋月与太郎 retweeted
uufu_engineer
エンジニアがややこしいのは、「基礎」が最も難しいからだな。 はっきり言って、普段の仕事のうち9割くらいはコンピュータサイエンスの深い知識なんて求められない。 それよりも特定のプログラミング言語やAWS・Terraformなど、抽象化されたツールに習熟してる人の方が即戦力になる。 だけど残りの1割、原因不明のアラートや再現性のないエラーなど、難題に直面した時に初めて、強固な基礎力が問われる。 つまり「基礎=簡単」ではなく、「難しい問題を解くためにこそ、基礎が必要になる」、という矛盾。
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buildnotesfzx9
AWS Community Day에서 정말 정말 멋진 강연을 해주셨던 @mmmmmmmdev 님의 방법대로 "오늘의 한가지" 기록을 시작해보려고 한다! 오늘의 한가지: 크래프톤 정글 과제중인데, Bootstrap/jQuery 실습에서 이미지가 안 뜨는 문제는 img src의 외부 URL이 깨진 거였다. 이미지 주소를 바꾸었다.
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dlyschae
These AWS “outages” every few weeks/ months are concerning.
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xhabbirhsn
Hiring: Senior Java Developer (Java | React | AWS) • Experience: Minimum 5 years • Location: India • Good to have: Experience with TDD, Pair Programming, and DevOps If you're interested, DM me your resume. I'm happy to refer qualified candidates. #Hiring #Referral
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AKiyaNaru
As a software engineer this irritates me now I have to pay VAT for AWS ? I pay tax from all fronts yet I’m getting terrible public transport and terrible internet service. These people are joke.
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