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>>115411 (OP) 
>9 hours until the grind continues
>just 2 more years to go until the position is rendered obsolete by the ai, tops

give me fully automated post-scarcity society or I'll continue throwing neodymium magnets into datacenter cooling water

>>115425
I am anti data centers because it'll give ten billion jobs to indians.

>>115419
The ai meme is falling apart doe. Robots can take jobs I agree but they aren’t going to be LLM robots or some shit. Even then they’re struggling with that like my local Taco Bell pulled back on the whole ai drive through thing.

>>115433
that's why we're putting them in #space

>>115435
putting them into space is retarded, since cooling is less effective than even passive air cooled ones on earth

>>115438
radiators exist

>>115435
That’ll be a fun day whenever it breaks up there. Also in space you can only radiate heat so that’s a retarded idea to begin with.

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>>115444
>he doesn't know about radiators
also the data centers are gonna be deployed like starlink constellations so its gonna be a swarm of them, not one giant satellite

>>115449
Won’t that completely shit up low earth orbit with a bunch of garbage?

>>115444
How does the Sun keep from getting hot, then?

>>115457
It cools off at night.

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>>115456
maybe
https://x.com/mcrs987/status/2061907038859575714/photo/1

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>>115459

>>115456
Yes. 100%. The only defense for filling the outer atmosphere with metal is "just plan ahead when launching rocket lmao"

>>115460
Now that I think about it Kessler syndroming yourself so your society can generate ai fruit baby tik toks is rather kekworthy…

>>115464
its for brilliant pebbles 2.0 aka golden dome actually

>>115456
Low earth orbit has a lot of space. It's bigger than the entire surface of Earth since it's further out. Satellites are small. It's just not a big deal really.
We should be chad satellite maximalists.

>>115475
Size doesn’t matter (lol) doe. Even if it’s the size of like a penny it’s still flying faster than a bullet.

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>>115475
>>115476
they thought of that doe
https://space-safety.starlink.com/

>>115476
Oh no, a few pennies in such a ridiculously large area that it will never hit me, whatever will I do. It's only a problem if a shitton of satellites explode and toss a ludicrous amount of debris everywhere.
The problem is mostly overblown by people who want No Fun Allowed and don't want humanity to do anything more than bang rocks together.

>>115478
So they can juggle now sure but you want to stress test that?
>>115481
>A few
See >>115460, I’m fine with satellites but why for fucking LLMs?

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>>115482
It's not just for LLMs; it can be used for data processing in general. There's also potential military applications.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbp3kdJZ1_A

The advantages of building slop in space are that you have virtually unlimited energy from the sun, so you won't have folx pooping and farting all over the place about muh water usage n shiet. It's also a source of revenue from other AI companies(not a bubble btw)

>>115482
>why for fucking LLMs?
You know why. Furry ERP with LLMs.
Unironic answer, computation is pretty much always useful. As long as they're CPU/GPU and not ASICs they'll be useful for something. So in other words, rendering nsfw furry Blender animations

>>115492
True, 100% not a bubble. I hope all the AI companies kill themselves sooner rather than later so the RAM shortage ends and Valve can finally release the steam frame.

>>115492
>Wants to be taken seriously.
>Posts a wretched scum in the first picrel.
>>115492
>>115498
Just build a desal plant and a fusion reactor (they’re coming in like the next 5 or so years) on the ground seems more feasible.

>>115499
>fusion reactor
>5 years
purrfails, don't tell me we actually believe this...
fission won btw

>>115499
Energy positive fusion coming never ever. Fission is way cooler because it's actually usable and good right now. Water isn't an issue anyway, just power and getting the chips in the first place.
I would agree that on the ground is more feasible. The buzz about doing it in space is probably a pipe dream to help generate more buzz about rocket launches.

>Energy positive fusion coming never ever.
https://interestingengineering.com/energy/us-laser-nuclear-fusion-achieves-energy-records

>>115504
erm sorry chud, internal confinement fusion isn't viable for power production.
tokamaks won

Fine we’ll say fission then. I like it it’s just a nigger to set up. And I said desal mainly because we should be doing that anyway.

>>115504
2025 shot
>The 2.05 MJ shot yielded 5.0 MJ
2022 shot
>The 2.05 MJ shot yielded 3.15 MJ
>"Despite the reported increases in yield, the energy produced is not sufficient for grid-scale power generation, nor does it offset the total energy consumed by the NIF to conduct the experiments. "
>"The facility was not designed for continuous power output; for example, the 2022 net-positive shot required approximately 300 megajoules to operate the laser system alone"
Well. I guess that's progress at least.

nerds.boo

>>115510
gek ofc the 'coon would be intimidated by r/science

>>115511
i stole your nose!

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>>115501
About twenty-five years back at UC San Diego a fusion* reactor was constructed that got a lot closer to break-even but there were reasons the project was shut down.

*Fusion with the common, cheap fuels that fuse at relatively low energies put almost all of the resulting energy into extremely spicy, high-speed neutrons.  If you make the shielding out of depleted uranium, those spicy bois will fission it and boost the overall efficiency enormously (see also, Teller-Ulam Device).  The less spicy neutrons are absorbed and convert U-238 to U-239, which becomes neptunium-239, which rapidly decays to plutonium-239.  It was maybe less a fusion reactor than an extremely fast breeder reactor that produced lots and lots of plutonium in a hurry.  The Bush Administration regarded this as a negative, due to muh nucular non-proliferation, and everything was very quietly cancelled and scrapped not long after 9/11.

>>115526
did bush win?

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>>115527
The W is right there in his name.

>>115504
That laser shit always skips the 90% losses on the lasers themselves which will never ever be solved. If fusion outputs more energy than the laser pulse - that's nothing. It needs to output 100-1000 times more to be useful.

>>115506
Stellarators mog.

>>115441
radiators are a cope, they need to be massive just to keep your life support and rocket propulsion from cooking whatever's on board. Since datacenters run far hotter than that we ought to put them on the ocean floor

>>115529
whats up with the text in the first pic lmao

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>>115553
>he doesn’t know about the Stefan Boltzmann law
http://toughsf.blogspot.com/2017/07/all-radiators.html?m=1

>>115553
Oh that’s an even worse idea. If something breaks in your sea floor data center what you going to do about it?

>>115577
Have you tried turning it off and back on again?

>>115577
They'd probably try to fix it, I'd imagine.

poasting on the boo while being paid by the government.

>>115591
Is fedpoasting best poasting?

>>115591
This poast ((( glows )))

>>115577
Space is better because you don’t need a construction permit or need to abide by any environmental regulations or have NIMBYs complain about power usage.

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>>115594
What if you cannot into space, though?

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>>115599
are you sure about that my Indonesian fren?

>>115594
Space is better if you can get that whole swarm thing figured out.