How do You Feel About AI (artificial intelligence)?

[TOPLESS]

I saw something a couple weeks ago that Elon was talking about sending data centers into space since it’s freezing out there. Kinda makes sense to me

 

[jeeeep]

LOL - you guys have "excess" water??

Data Center Giant Secures $14 Million Deal to Consume 40% of Pennsylvania Town's Excess Water | Common Dreams

AI data center venture signs $14.1M deal for water supply in PA town. Controversy over energy needs and water consumption. Major impact on communities.

www.commondreams.org

The reality will be closer to 150% of excess water, then the politicians will do the blame game because they didn't put a kill switch in the contract and water rationing will folow all in the name of progress good for all those extra "projects"

 

[bobfriesenhahn]

I saw something a couple weeks ago that Elon was talking about sending data centers into space since it’s freezing out there. Kinda makes sense to me

Cooling depends on transfer of heat to something like water or air (to move somewhere else), or by radiance. There is no water or air in space. The degree of radiance does not depend on an atmosphere. Space is cold because there is very little radiance to be absorbed as heat from other objects.

Just because an object in space will naturally be very cold does not mean that getting rid of excess heat in space is easy since it all needs to be done via radiance. Getting rid of excess heat in space will be more difficult than it is on the surface of our planet.

 

[TOPLESS]

Cooling depends on transfer of heat to something like water or air (to move somewhere else), or by radiance. There is no water or air in space. The degree of radiance does not depend on an atmosphere. Space is cold because there is very little radiance to be absorbed as heat from other objects.

Just because an object in space will naturally be very cold does not mean that getting rid of excess heat in space is easy since it all needs to be done via radiance. Getting rid of excess heat in space will be more difficult than it is on the surface of our planet.

It's above my pay grade but below Elon's. I'm sure he'll figure it out.

 

[Ddays]

LOL - you guys have "excess" water??

Data Center Giant Secures $14 Million Deal to Consume 40% of Pennsylvania Town's Excess Water | Common Dreams

AI data center venture signs $14.1M deal for water supply in PA town. Controversy over energy needs and water consumption. Major impact on communities.

www.commondreams.org

We actually do - water is never a concern here. Pa is basically woods, mountains, rivers, lakes & streams with a few cities spread throughout.

 

[Ddays]

Cooling depends on transfer of heat to something like water or air (to move somewhere else), or by radiance. There is no water or air in space.

The degree of radiance does not depend on an atmosphere. Space is cold because there is very little radiance to be absorbed as heat from other objects.

Just because an object in space will naturally be very cold does not mean that getting rid of excess heat in space is easy since it all needs to be done via radiance. Getting rid of excess heat in space will be more difficult than it is on the surface of our planet.

Yeah, sure Bob. You into the paste jar again? looks like your wife spiked it with mushrooms

 

[jeeeep]

We actually do - water is never a concern here. Pa is basically woods, mountains, rivers, lakes & streams with a few cities spread throughout.

The data center will take care of that issue