They're both paper tigers. The CLOUD Act and that massive data center in Utah trump* each of them respectively. What happens in the US stays in the US, delete button or not.

* Deliberately ambiguous.

Sounds very similar to the practice of "Embrace, extend, and extinguish".

The bottom left button can be turned off by going into the taskbar settings (by right-clicking on the taskbar) and disabling taskbar widgets. Too bad if you have widgets that you do want to use.

It is a sad day in history to see both a RISC-V-related acronym and NDA used in the same sentence. The term oxymoron barely cuts it IMO. I thought that RISC-V used to stand for open hardware and freedom, TIL.

Humans also have a vestibular system[1] and proprioception[2], which I think are very important in making judgments about safe following distance, car handling, and road conditions, in particular in adverse conditions like strong side winds and slippery or icy roads, which may not always be visually obvious.

While some of this can be handled by an IMU, I think humans still have a strong advantage in fusing their various sensory inputs, thanks to millions of years of evolution.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vestibular_system

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proprioception