@ppulfer

The point is that it's _really difficult_ to remove heat in space. Those datacenters will need to run at _much_ slower speeds than datacenters on Earth.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskPhysics/comments/1o1d0xd/why_cant_we_put_data_centers_in_orbit_where_they/

@utf_7 @sundogplanets

@sundogplanets I'd still like journalists to start asking questions when "data centers in space" come up. Questions like:

-"How will you cool them?"

I really can't imagine there's a whole business plan drawn up thinking "space is really cold" will solve it but I'm starting to doubt ...

@wall_e

_That_ I could believe!

@GossiTheDog

@GossiTheDog this sounds pretty unbelievable tbh. LAION having "thousands" was a big public thing forcing re-release of the dataset. Others just piling on after this was discovered with no detection algorithms having been used??

Amazon should really publish this information.

https://petapixel.com/2024/09/03/major-ai-image-dataset-is-back-online-after-being-pulled-over-csam-laion-5b/

@coffeegeek #FediHire

@bryan

Maybe. I'm already worried that the open source movement in itself is dying with ~GenX and that sub group is a large part of the population here.

@tinoeberl