somewhat. radiation is the only channel but a high emissivity radiator, sun shielded and facing deep space, dumps heat to an empty/null sink. The intl space station does this daily.
Just need to actualize high surface area for emissions without increasing panel mass.
My respect for Elon Musk has mostly vanished, but I still thought that at least he is a good engineer (Teslas are great cars). But that last bit also got a blow after hearing him say that it is easier to "cool things down" in space. The opposite is true. A vacuum is the best possible isolator. In space you can only dissipate heat through radiation. It is extremely unlikely these data centers in space will ever happen (and certainly not in our lifetimes).
A better proxy of your worth as an engineer is: how much of my work is interrupting and course correcting AI?
How different is the final implementation from what AI's original plan of action was? If your work is simply dumping a prompt into AI and creating a PR from what it spits out, you are not needed - a 6th grader can do that (2/2)
@_Creation22 Directionally correct imo, one could argue a PR that precomputes metrics in a cron job and replaces aggregating metrics per API call (sync) doesn't contribute to sales. But it does increase overall throughput.
The only thing to keep in mind is to not become a meat proxy (1/2)