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AI bubble update: 79% of companies say their GPUs sit idle at least half the time, yet most plan new AI platforms

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On one hand, we're gonna need a fuckton of Chinese remanufacturing workshops putting these server chips onto regular PC boards, but on the other hand they're all export-restricted so the Chinese are probably going to be keeping any that they manage to get their hands on. So either we're going to have to start a similar remanufacturing cottage industry in the West or we're fucked.

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Wall Street Is Getting Very Nervous About AI

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I would still call the user-facing look and feel of the UI more of a "result" in the sense I'm using it, though. When I said "design" I was really talking about the internal implementation that someone not looking at the source code would never experience.

It doesn't necessarily hurt for QA people to have access to the source code, but they shouldn't need it to do their job.

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Woman in ad who said a Democrat endangers kids pleaded guilty to endangering kids

The responding officer said he spoke to her after spotting her parked in grass on the side of a highway, that her speech was very slurred and she “appeared to have difficulty comprehending” questions, according to an affidavit included in court filings. A preliminary breath test displayed a .254 blood alcohol content, three times the .08 legal limit for driving, and a test taken at the jail displayed a .192 level, the affidavit says.

Holy shit!

Just so we're clear about whether this is one of those things that was technically a violation but not actually "that" bad... no, this really was that bad. .254 and delirious on the side of the road!

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I've never known QA evaluations to be design-based, only results-based. They would test each of the cases and reject the code if it failed any of them, but they wouldn't check for or reject the code just because it was handling them in stupid, non-generalized ways.

Checking for bad design is more of a team lead code reviewer thing (if it happens at all).