[hnuser123456]

Heatsinks optimized for radiative cooling, which are kept in the shade by solar panels. Works much better when half or more of your surroundings aren't a planet at human-scale temperatures, as is the case on earth's surface.

[wonnage]

spacecraft already have trouble venting waste heat without the burden of attempting to mine bitcoins

[trhway]

only because of very constrained weight budget (which is constrained by the high price of delivery into space) so you can't just throw in an AC with a radiator. The radiative power scales with the 4th of T, so it is pretty effective in space if you run the hot end of AC hot.

I suppose there were a lot of arguments about usability and various constrains/impossibilities 30+ years ago when cell phones only appeared at $1+/minute and were available only at a very few places. Yet here we are. The cheap access to space will do the same for various tech-in-space (how about unlimited access to space with fineprinted "cap of 1000kg/month" :).

[TeMPOraL]

It'll be orders of magnitude cheaper to just make it waterproof and sink it in a lake.

[mhh__]

Or be the company flogging the rigs rather than paying for the flight (insert saying about shovels in a goldrush)