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Why Eval++ Is the Next Great Compute Primitive — Sunil Pai & Matt Carey, Cloudflare
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Transcript
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- 0:15 Yeah, well, welcome.
- 0:16 I'm Matt and this is Sunil.
- 0:18 We work on agents at Cloudflare.
- 0:20 This, this thing.
- 0:21 So yeah, maybe you want to introduce yourself a little bit better than me.
- 0:25 This is Matt Carey.
- 0:27 I only hire my friends for our team.
- 0:30 Say something.
- 0:31 Make sure it's on the microphone.
- 0:32 Yeah, yeah.
- 0:34 Is mine on?
- 0:34 Like, I keep thinking about Cloudflare as a friends and family company.
- 0:38 We love doing favors, all our closest friends.
- 0:41 No one pays for Cloudflare bills, which is already dirt cheap, by the way.
- 0:44 It's ridiculous.
- 0:46 So we started building out AI agents seriously a little over a year ago, and it's gone remarkably well.
- 0:53 How many folks here are like orange-pilled?
- 0:55 Which is to say, durable objects.
- 0:59 Oh yeah, like worst named technology, but incredible, right?
- 1:04 Everyone's like, it's a database.
- 1:05 I'm like, no, but it has a database.
- 1:07 And I'm like, ugh.
- 1:09 But we started using that, and it turned out to work out really well.
- 1:12 There's some unique capabilities about it.
- 1:15 Some might call it vendor lock-in.
- 1:16 Some might call it innovation.
- 1:19 And ever since then, the team has grown.
- 1:23 We are based in, like, most of us are in London.
- 1:25 Well, you're British, but you just moved to Lisbon, which is amazing, by the way.
- 1:29 Folks, you spend your days drinking wine, and you do fish, potatoes, bread.
- 1:34 It's just king's life.
- 1:36 I live in Newcastle.
- 1:38 The weather is way worse.
- 1:40 But I do like it.
- 1:41 I tried watching Geordie Shore.
- 1:43 I regret doing that.
- 1:45 No, that's not what I think of.
- 1:46 Anyway, so we've been building agents and- Back on topic.
- 1:49 Sorry, yes, of course.
- 1:51 I don't know, we can tell you about our journey so far, some of the tech we're using, some of the new upcoming stuff.
- 1:57 Thankfully, none of this is recorded, so we can tell you about some secret features that are coming out.
- 2:03 But I'd love to put it out there for a couple of minutes if you have any questions.
- 2:07 Otherwise, we have like five topics we thought would be interesting to talk about.
- 2:11 But what do you want to know about Cloudflare and AI agents?
- 2:16 Amazing.
- 2:20 So it starts with durable objects, okay?
- 2:22 So you know how everyone believes, the way you build servers nowadays is you write a function that takes a request and returns a response, right?
- 2:31 Simplest model.
- 2:32 And you decide you want to do, you want to build a hit counter for your website.
- 2:36 So what you do is you say let x equals zero, or let counter equals zero, and for every request you say counter plus plus.
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