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Kubernetes is fundamentally a framework for feedback controllers, not just container orchestration.Their words
Kubernetes is really a framework for feedback controllers. It's control theory turned into something ordinary people can use.
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Interesting to see Steve Yegge say that he never successfully built anything with Gas Town (other than Gas Town). In https://danluu.com/ai-coding/, I mentioned not finding any of these super vibed orchestration frameworks useful because the reliability was too low (in terms of them actually getting agents to complete a non-trivial task). Turns out the author of the best known of these frameworks had the exact same issue.
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Orchestration was the obvious next step, because chat is completions in a loop and agents are chat in a loop.Their words
if chat is completions in a loop, basically, and agents are basically chat in a loop, well, then we're going to put we're going to put agents in a loop, and that'll be an orchestrator, right?
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