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An agent is a piece of software connected to: - a model (or multiple models) - an interface with humans via voice/text - and various tools The human prompts the software, the software pulls in the model, and the model thinks. If the model
AGPL lets enterprises run software internally while preventing cloud providers from offering a closed competing service without sharing their changes
We now have upwards of 500,000 CPUs across our servers. I went to order a block of 100k more. Only one vendor was able to fulfill that order; no other supplier had the scale required for our timeframe. The CPU crisis isn't here yet for mo
GPU providers are sold out for 9–10 months and demand large prepayments, making on-demand AI infrastructure a financing problem as much as a technical one
Firecracker was built by AWS for Lambda functions. - very fast spin up - stateless by design - ephemeral by default Perfect for Black Friday traffic spikes, but it can't run a GPU sandbox or Windows, or an Android device inside it. For t
2.5% of our sandboxes run longer than 24 hrs. That 2.5% brings 20% of our revenue. Long-running stateful workloads are not an edge case. It feels weird to see that this isn't the consensus yet.
No one's talking about how sandbox forking is going to change how multi-agent handoffs work. Right now, when one agent hands work to another, you destroy the VM and start fresh. The context, file state, environment, etc are gone. With for
Sub-60ms spinups, 50k creations per minute, persistent state, and point-in-time memory make the sandbox a distinct primitive from a VM
Why is apple is shooting itself in the foot with the macOS sandbox licensing situation? - two parallel VMs per machine max - one user license per machine per 24 hrs - you can't move snapshots b/w physical machines (security reasons) If I
You can have between 10,000 and 5 million sandboxes running concurrently on @daytonaio Try calling AWS and asking for that type of concurrency. They'll ask a ton of questions, and it's going to take a lot of time to get provisioned. For