Very few people would be dumb enough to use chunks of random code that they don't know the copyright state of. If they did and the company they work for found out that they did it intentionally they would probably be fired.

This is mainly due to how many remote workers there are. If you are only going to come in intermittently a couple times a week/month, there isn't a reason to just reserve a spot for the other 90% of work hours you aren't there. The only people that get to keep a permanent desk are the ones are in office most of the time.

It's too easily confused with idiocy, which is rampant.

If it's safer than actual drivers, I'm all for it.

ML and traditional programming are not really in the same bucket.. and no, it doesn't work like that.

You have a source for that? For as long as I remember they count anything within the last 5 seconds, it's on their website.

if FSD knew that it was approaching emergency vehicles then it would know it needed to stop. The problem is it doesn't know it's approaching emergency vehicles.

It doesn't work, there are too many requirements for it to work better than just downloading the games.

Yeah, because we all know that the KSP developers also design and sell high end computer hardware.

Surprised you chose to read any of that content, because it's apparent you didn't read into what those researchers found, or Apple's privacy practices.

>others at your direction

You are missing the key part there. This talking about apps and such when you've chosen to share that data with 3rd party providers.

Rough guess is that in a hover you are fighting your own prop wash / ground effect, which would reduce lift.