Christian-H.eth (💙,🧡) 🛸 (📽️, 🌿)

Let's do some math For 100 kW and an emissivity of around .85, u need around 256 m2 to 81 m2, depending on how hot u run ur radiator (300 kelvin to 400 kelvin) Hotter radiator == less area required or less mass Aluminium radiators weigh around 5 kg per m2, so the radiator will weigh between 1280 kg and 405 kg U can clearly offset it by ditching the rack frame and power shelves

Einstein too despised the Chinese. Low izzat race Tolerance of hard repetitive work is generally a mark of subhumanity to cultures without strong agricultural tradition: Brahmins, Jews, modern Westoids. They will mock the "peasant" Asian grindset ruthlessly. underrated bias

Anyone else think Jensen Huang looks extremely uncomfortable when asked about pulling the plug on $100B for Sam Altman's OpenAI? "There never was a commitment. They invited us to invest up to $100B. You keep putting words in my mouth." Who's going to buy $NVDA's inventory now?

After reviewing PHYBOT's cycloidal joint tests, it's easy to understand why their humanoid robots possess such explosive power. One of their large joints boasts a peak torque of 530 N·m, exceeding even human strength. Even the smaller joints exhibit an astonishing torque density of 200 N·m/kg. This means that higher torque translates to greater explosive power, and a higher peak torque density, much like denser muscles, allows for tremendous force within a smaller and lighter volume, making humanoid robots stronger, more stable, and more energy-efficient. This also contributes to lower overall robot costs.