I don’t know how that even got past the brainfart stage. AFAIK nobody has actually demonstrated how that would really work.

• Despite SpaceX’s advancements in regards to things like resutable rockets, shooting stuff into space is still prohibitively expensive.
• Server clusters are exceptionally heavy.
• Server clusters run hot, cooling is not a triviality considering you can’t just rely on convection in space, so more mass for alternative solutions.
• Datacenters need regular maintenace.
• Logic boards won’t do well with the radiation in space.
• Despite SpaceX’s advancements in regards to things like sattelite internet, getting large datacenter level quantities of data from earth into space and back, and at low latency, is no triviality.

Not saying this won’t ever be a thing. But not in the lifetime of anybody on earth right now I don’t think.

Well, then don’t make Claude run an actual NPP?

That’s not what you said though.

Where do you feel I’ve deviated from this point exactly?

Keep in mind that this is the question at the top of this particular thread we are responding to:

So you believe that customers of a company should have a say how the staff uses their wages?

To which loke responded, among other things:

Morally? Yes.

To which I responded what you then replied to.

I’m not quite sure where you see space for interpretation, but I feel i’ve been pretty solid with my point.

Are you contending unless otherwise specified, people should be mandated to continue spending money with companies?

No. I’m just of the opinion that I’m in no way obliged to disclose to you what I spend my money on, just because I work somewhere you spend money on.

What exactly is the allowed reasons for doing or not doing business with people?

Anything, including having no reason at all, obviously.

Morally? Yes.

How do you figure? I’d argue the opposite and state morally it’s quite litterally nobody’s business what any private person spends their money on. Especially when you’re talking about people outside the c-suite.

It’s also the only thing that is remotely managable. Otherwise, where does that crap start and end?

We are talking about some nationalist populists now (and more than “a donation”), but what about a membership of a more moderate political party? Or say your customer base for any reason is in large part Vegan, should you tell your employee’s to stop buying meat? Should they stop taking money from the non-vegan customers? How is anyone going to navigate this?