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- August 4, 2026
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In the penultimate episode of Singles Club, Bryn and Ku visit Ku’s whanaunga as she prepares to give birth. Liam Rātana remembers how his own son’s birth plan went awry. Before my son was born, his mother and I attended a hapūtanga wānanga – a full-day antenatal course grounded in tikanga Māori. As part of […]
The GPU Shortage Inside Your Own Infrastructure: Why AI Workloads Queue While Capacity Sits Idle
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- September 25, 2026
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GPU utilisation shows compute activity, not whether capacity is actually available. A GPU can report low utilisation while remaining fully allocated to one workload. This post explains why workloads queue beside idle-looking GPUs, how allocation, memory, placement, and application bottlenecks contribute, and how GPU sharing methods differ in their tradeoffs. Capsule: AI workloads can wait […]
Figure AI Retires Humanoid Robot Fleet by Having Them Jump Into Vat of Molten Steel
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- October 2, 2026
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Insider Brief Figure AI retired most of its Figure 02 humanoid robot fleet by training the robots to jump autonomously into molten steel, a decommissioning stunt inspired by Arnold Schwarzenegger’s suggestion to “melt them.” Figure trained a new AI model in simulation using stunt performers as references, then shipped the robots to a foundry in […]
Loop Engineering
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- June 28, 2026
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The following article originally appeared on Addy Osmani’s blog and is being reposted here with the author’s permission. Loop engineering is replacing yourself as the person who prompts the agent. You design the system that does it instead. A loop here can be thought of as a recursive goal where you define a purpose and […]