RT @jeffbarr: We just started an AMA: Building on #AWS with the Coding Agent You Already Use:
The team is standing by from 6 AM to 10 AM PT to answer your questions.
For anyone wondering whether it still makes sense to learn software engineering in the age of AI, our engineering leaders put their answer in writing this week.
They believe the opportunity for software engineers has never been larger, and they explain why the people who stay curious and close to their users will get the most out of whatever comes next.
Spend limits are here in the new AWS experience.
Now you can set a hard monthly spend cap per project, and when you hit it the project pauses instead of billing past it.
There are optional settings that can pause idle resources and your biggest cost drivers as you get close, so you stay in control well before you reach it.
If your project pauses, you have 90 days to raise or remove the limit and pick right back up where you left off.
You can set a spend limit per project on the paid plan, starting at $20 per month, and adjust your limit as your project grows.
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Your agent gets 4 of 5 fields right but exact match scores it zero.
StructuredOutputSimilarity in Strands Evals works field by field instead.
You see what improved, what broke, and where to focus next. It runs deterministically with no LLM judge in the default path.
RT @ke4qqq: Kyle, this is a classy move. Thanks for doing this!
AWS re:Invent isn't at the same time or area, but we're setting aside 100 complimentary passes for folks with cancelled GHC registrations. While re:Invent isn't a replacement for GHC, I also hope that it will give folks a chance to connect Nov 30-Dec 4th, in Las Vegas. Please email aws-ghc@amazon.com