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    Santiago Valdarrama Recommends Akamai Edge Case Discord

    Tweet contrasts noisy platform feeds with Akamai's developer server for AI updates.

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    2 Sources, 27d ago, first seen 27d ago

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    Santiago Valdarrama posted that users can track AI and agent developments by following selected accounts on the platform or by joining Akamai's Edge Case Discord server. He described the first option as a high-volume stream that is difficult to filter. The server, run by Akamai's DevRel team, provides a space for developers to discuss WebAssembly and AI agents. The tweet included a screenshot of the server interface.

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    @svpinoTwo ways to stay up to date on what's happening with AI and agents: 1. Follow the right people on this platform 2. Check out Akamai's "Edge Case" Discord server The former is like drinking from the firehouse. It's all breaking news, but it's hard to filter out the noise. The latter gives you access to engineers doing the work and talking about their experience as it happens. This platform is great to learn about new models, frameworks, and agent demos. The Edge Case server is great to find technical discussions that help you build and ship something real. The server is open to anyone, from people getting started to engineers shipping production applications. The community focuses on AI, LLMs, cloud, serverless functions, and WebAssembly. There are three useful ways to learn from the people there: 1. They run office hours for everyone. You can bring your questions 2. They run weekly build sessions with developers. You can join them 3. They publish a biweekly live show where they build end-to-end applications All of this is free and open to anyone. Here is the link to join the server: https://fandf.co/4zYFJ3c Thanks to the @Akamai team for partnering with me on this post.

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    @svpinoTwo ways to stay up to date on what's happening with AI and agents: 1. Follow the right people on this platform 2. Check out Akamai's "Edge Case" Discord server The former is like drinking from the firehouse. It's all breaking news, but it's hard to filter out the noise. The latter gives you access to engineers doing the work and talking about their experience as it happens. This platform is great to learn about new models, frameworks, and agent demos. The Edge Case server is great to find technical discussions that help you build and ship something real. The server is open to anyone, from people getting started to engineers shipping production applications. The community focuses on AI, LLMs, cloud, serverless functions, and WebAssembly. There are three useful ways to learn from the people there: 1. They run office hours for everyone. You can bring your questions 2. They run weekly build sessions with developers. You can join them 3. They publish a biweekly live show where they build end-to-end applications All of this is free and open to anyone. Here is the link to join the server: https://fandf.co/4zYFJ3c Thanks to the @Akamai team for partnering with me on this post.