Matthew Broberg
@mbbroberg.fun
Director of product management, cloud platform engineering. Into systems of thought but mostly just care about people. Also into being a dad, jewish, yoga, cooking, open source, psychology & philosophy
Phrenology is back! Fml
November 18, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Phrenology is back! Fml
Taking a breather but down for the same spot tomorrow for sure 👌
November 11, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Taking a breather but down for the same spot tomorrow for sure 👌
Reposted by Matthew Broberg
Hallucinations are a feature.
LLMs contribute probabilistic creativity.
Tools contribute deterministic certainty.
Agents combine these in a loop.
@adamhjk.me #o11yDay
LLMs contribute probabilistic creativity.
Tools contribute deterministic certainty.
Agents combine these in a loop.
@adamhjk.me #o11yDay
September 11, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Hallucinations are a feature.
LLMs contribute probabilistic creativity.
Tools contribute deterministic certainty.
Agents combine these in a loop.
@adamhjk.me #o11yDay
LLMs contribute probabilistic creativity.
Tools contribute deterministic certainty.
Agents combine these in a loop.
@adamhjk.me #o11yDay
Thank you for reminding me why I’m privileged to partner up before this era of apps
August 9, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Thank you for reminding me why I’m privileged to partner up before this era of apps
I almost read it bc I got a whale fall tattoo but then heard about the anxiety of it… worth it still?
August 3, 2025 at 10:55 PM
I almost read it bc I got a whale fall tattoo but then heard about the anxiety of it… worth it still?
Long live the all seeing eye and infallibility of collectd
July 8, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Long live the all seeing eye and infallibility of collectd
Yes! Which begs the question of how we get better at expanding our imagination. I’ve always loved concepts from D&G:
“Gilles Deleuze sought an ontology that did not…‘reduce being to the knowable’. Instead he sought a widening of thought that would allow one ‘to palpate the unknowable’.”
“Gilles Deleuze sought an ontology that did not…‘reduce being to the knowable’. Instead he sought a widening of thought that would allow one ‘to palpate the unknowable’.”
July 7, 2025 at 1:47 PM
Yes! Which begs the question of how we get better at expanding our imagination. I’ve always loved concepts from D&G:
“Gilles Deleuze sought an ontology that did not…‘reduce being to the knowable’. Instead he sought a widening of thought that would allow one ‘to palpate the unknowable’.”
“Gilles Deleuze sought an ontology that did not…‘reduce being to the knowable’. Instead he sought a widening of thought that would allow one ‘to palpate the unknowable’.”
Unfortunately I know this one from history: Divine providence, and its ability to justify any means to an ends
July 3, 2025 at 12:08 PM
Unfortunately I know this one from history: Divine providence, and its ability to justify any means to an ends
Didn’t notice if VPN as workaround was considered — do you think it’s about to have its heyday as a product?
June 29, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Didn’t notice if VPN as workaround was considered — do you think it’s about to have its heyday as a product?