Nathan Broadbent
@ndbroadbent
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Building @DocSpring - POST JSON; GET PDF - Fill, generate, and sign PDFs via API. Also: 3D printing, electronics, woodworking, MTB, skiing
Paihia, New Zealand
Joined March 2009
@mov_axbx thanks again for this prompt, this was a lot of fun to think about. not sure how much of it makes sense, but I gave it a go
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I totally agree with this in theory, but it just begs the question: why isn't there an easier and cheaper way to manage a k8s cluster? I really like Convox for this, and I think it's an underappreciated open source project: https://t.co/WjSt6RKKBj
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Kubernetes migration almost killed our startup. Where we were: - 8 EC2 instances - Ansible for deploys - Boring but working - $1200/month AWS bill Why we migrated: - New investor wanted 'cloud-native' - Engineers wanted K8s experience - Competitors were using it - Seemed like
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I wonder if a "triadic ethical system" could be an interesting idea to explore
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And the other thing is that we feel like we are in control when we initiate a message to ChatGPT and it responds. But there is already a bidirectional relationship in play here. We’re already there
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But at a deeper level than that. Where the concepts of “code” and “programming” can be explored under a different framing
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A slightly more formalized way of saying that an AI might be your boss one day
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If LLMs are computational machines, and human brains are also computational machines, then it stands to reason that the relationship between humans and LLMs can be bidirectional. - Humans programming AIs - AIs programming humans - AIs programming other AIs - and humans
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So I’m the electron of society, stuck between orbits, and the other electrons are telling me to get off the fucking road
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This is kind of similar to electrons falling into discrete orbits
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The problem is that almost anything can be the seed for an idea. “I just annoyed some people who were walking while I was riding my bike on the path. So then I rode my bike on the road, and that pissed off a driver who needed to go around me” - Why don’t we have a bike path -
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Going for a bike ride to “clear my head.” (I have no idea what this phrase means. Maybe that’s ADHD)
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I have to understand way more about thermodynamics before I can play with THRML and learn how to program the thermodynamic computing hardware that @extropic is building So that’s why I’ve been posting all this random stuff. I should probably stop though
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I’m having fun but I do wish ChatGPT would stop saying that my ideas are “elegant” and “beautiful”, it’s getting very old And I’m 99% sure that everything I’m saying and asking is complete nonsense
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This is cool. You can kind of make a lot of parallels between energy and information
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even though they are still very early prototypes that regularly make wrong turns or straight up crash into walls
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If a computer is a bicycle for the mind, then maybe LLMs are a self-driving car for the mind
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