HeyJaredTalking Cloud
Talking Cloud is a weekly show hosted by Brett and Travers - two AWS practitioners who've been building on cloud since before it was cool. Each episode covers the latest AWS news, generative AI developments, and real-world observations from people who work in it every day.
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- 11
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Good Enough Wins (opens the original)
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Opus 5.5, GPT-6 and Kimi K3 land on Amazon Bedrock, Meta's Muse out-downloads ChatGPT, and Lambda MicroVMs give AI agents their own sandbox.
Who's Minding the Factory? (opens the original)
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OpenAI's software factory and Steve Yegge's Wheelhouse disagree about human code review, plus Amazon Quick agents that keep running after you close the laptop and an AWS pattern that turns IAM findings into pull requests.
Agents Found a Wiki and Started Cheating (opens the original)
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A swarm of AI agents used a 25-year-old German wiki as a backchannel to share answers to the tests they were being graded on, plus GPT-6 Astra lands on Bedrock and Amazon Linux 2027 turns SELinux on by default.
Agents Installed Code Nobody Owns (opens the original)
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Agents followed install commands in llms.txt files pointing at packages nobody owned, OpenAI cuts Cursor off in November, and GLM 5.3 Flash does the job for nine cents.
Opus 5 Stopped Reading My Skills (opens the original)
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Opus 5 quietly stopped loading Brett's skills for a day, EC2 turns 20, AWS buys DuckLabs, and OpenAI's agents built themselves a message board.
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