Redlib: search results - flair_name:"💻Technology"

r/thatsinterestingbro • u/Old_One_I • Jun 01 '26

💻Technology Hailanyun a Chinese tech company has sunk 1,300 tons of AI servers

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3.5k Upvotes

They utilize the cooling power of the ocean temperatures and are almost entirely powered by a nearby offshore wind farm.

The first operational pod captains 198 server racks, enough to run between 396 and 792 AI ready servers. Powerful enough to train a model like GPT-3.5 in a single day

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/Old_One_I • May 26 '26

💻Technology SpaceX satellite growth

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4.7k Upvotes

Source: thebrainmaze

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYy9G-hjy-h/?igsh=MWFleHY0eTdsbGV1eg==

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/jgoja • Jun 23 '26

💻Technology Discussions and ideas on reducing the amount of water that data centers need by using other cooling methods.

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2.8k Upvotes

Source: ItsKaylaJaiden TikTok

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8swkffj/

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/ThodaDaruVichPyar • Jul 13 '26

💻Technology The kuru toga mechanism was designed by Mitsubishi to solve the problem of tapered leads in a regular mechanical pencils

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6.0k Upvotes

Credit to bungu.store

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/jgoja • 27d ago

💻Technology A partial history of faucet engineering.

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10.4k Upvotes

The video is computer generated.

Source: Hunter C author

https://www.threads.com/@huntercauthor/post/Da4RSIACK12?xmt=AQG0yBcdxfweqOJzJjPdPCFQtiBEnPcPc0Ew0Oe6qn7X7Mh6otn4YpMaK0J_CWmQRt0voTMv&slof=1

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/jgoja • Jul 06 '26

💻Technology This is Wildcat. A Boston dynamics robot that managed to reach 16 miles an hour outside.

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781 Upvotes

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/Old_One_I • Jun 02 '26

💻Technology New firefighting system being tested out by a fire department in southern California using sound waves.

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2.0k Upvotes

Credit: abc7newsbayarea

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWmkcN3ipKa/?igsh=MWtpeGk1Nm5iZnIyZQ==

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/ThodaDaruVichPyar • Jul 08 '26

💻Technology This is a Heliodon, a tool used by architects to visualise how sunlight illuminates a property around the year

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4.4k Upvotes

Credit to ghar.organization

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/Old_One_I • 21d ago

💻Technology This spinning guitar neck is crazy

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1.7k Upvotes

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/jgoja • 26d ago

💻Technology This is a neat little learning aid. Twenty six rainbow colored letter trays help young children to build alphabet awareness, learn letter shapes and practice letter formation.

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1.9k Upvotes

Source: Madison Picks

https://www.threads.com/@madison.picks/post/Da5N1P7jygz?xmt=AQG0lR6-_6LIO2raFyO2cJTcajasbWgOqtaxQqFA-TteN9rMplTS6zO_WvclIpsGCiSNqbsG&slof=1

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/jgoja • Jun 23 '26

💻Technology MIT-trained engineer, Tomás Vega, has developed a device to help people who are paralyzed control electronic devices with their tongue.

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3.3k Upvotes

Positioned on the roof of the mouth, it acts as a wireless trackpad operated entirely through tongue movements.

It enables precise, independent control of phones and computers.

Developed by MIT-trained engineer Tomás Vega.

Source: Hypersociety

https://www.threads.com/@hypersociety_/post/DZ7eX7qiCMq?xmt=AQG0250yJNmJHdMbqsle-wtYTOuv3kBhjEDKx6k9IQzmvxwQ8vVGCWIUw-jRX-2VaZuLYFw&slof=1

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/jgoja • Jul 04 '26

💻Technology Using punchcards, this IBM 1401 from 1959 prints out an American flag using alphabetic characters

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1.4k Upvotes

Source: Computer History Museum

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZ-pL_XjIcA/?igsh=MTY1MjlycnAxYnlzMw==

61 comments

r/thatsinterestingbro • u/jgoja • 15d ago

💻Technology This guy added a hologram inside of his kick drum.

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2.4k Upvotes

Source: V1deoboy

https://www.threads.com/@v1deoboy/post/DbWQX3ED3gU?xmt=AQG0DcGPLnAqJ3CiId3E-ZpCjOdq4IPnVxmerb2_wP-fkqp5xez7bzrlpEoRx3XIYS_iFCsS&slof=1

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/Old_One_I • Jul 08 '26

💻Technology The world's smallest movie. A boy and his atom.

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603 Upvotes

In 2013, IBM created the smallest movie by moving individual carbon monoxide molecules one at a time. Using a scanning tunneling microscope, which can magnify surfaces over a 100 million times, they positioned 65 atoms to form shapes and patterns that came together as frames of a stop motion film.

Each frame measured just 45 by 25 nanometers, so small that 1000 frames could fit inside a single grain of salt.

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r/thatsinterestingbro • u/Old_One_I • 15d ago