I always find these threads/discussions highly amusing. Because all the arguments I see people posting against unions need an asterisk "In the US".
People from the rest of the world are basically looking at that and going "Sorry what?"
It's the same in Germany when people want to form a works council. Well, maybe not that blatantly, but employers still discourage it.
I've done a lot of Section 508 compliance for government. It really sucks. I'd say 50% of UI development effort went just towards making a screen reader work.
That's after putting 80% of the UI development effort into making the screen reader not work.
Yeah, I know the sum is more than 130%. That's the budget overrun.
It may fall foul of regulations, but it isn't sensible at all to force a website to cater to customers they don't care about.
It is not sensible to ask people not to discriminate? Srsly?
If you INCORPORATE a business
So it does not matter if your business is just you and not a separate legal entity? I don't think so.
So it's toxic to at least some non-plants?
Why do so many people struggle with basic logic?
"It's possible" does not mean "there is at least one" or "there are some". It means "there could be, we can't rule it out".
But they love the patent system. Remember their "rounded corners" and "slide to unlock" patents? They only dislike patents on real technologies.
These are design patents, not patents for inventions.
The supreme court will probably revert their decision in 49 years or so. All they have to do is wait.
Well, patents expire after twenty years
You need to multiply the numbers with the length of the average stay (or the mean time between renters) to do a fair comparison. If any AirBnB is rent for one week at a time, it will appear 52 times per year as available. If tenants stay for two years, that apartment will appear once every two years, or 0.5 times per year.
Because one thing Manhattan has is lots of free space to build new things on!
Central Park. Will also bring down the prices for the adjacent plots.
The obvious libertarian solution is to build more apartment buildings to meet the demand.
Where?
To stop the housing crisis we need to:
1. Ban BlackRock, Blackstone and Vanguard from buying up available houses.
2. Ban AirBNB.
It proves to be true, again: Every problem has a simple but incorrect and ineffective solution.
House prices go up (in cities, not in rural areas) because there are more people that want to live in a certain area than there is space. It's called supply and demand. Real estate funds could not make money if there was no demand. AirBNBs are no bigger issue than hotels. Yes, every AirBNB could be a home. But so could every hotel be an apartment complex with multiple homes.
Is defining what to do enough human authorship?
Essentially, the copyright would be on the instructions, where the human creativity lies. If the instructions are eligible for copyright, the "machine-translation" by the AI can also be covered by that copyright. If there's no copyright on the instructions, then there won't be a copyright on the result.
- there isn't all that much autobahn mileage that is speed limit free anymore..I think maybe half (and the Greens are aggressively trying to reduce that)
There's no autobahn mileage at all. It kilometrage.
The minimum speed for the Autobahn is 60km/h
That's a common misconception. The truth is that there is no minimum speed on German motorways. However, access to motorways (Autobahn) and motor roads (Kraftfahrstraße) is limited to motor vehicles that can, on paper, reach a maximum speed of more than 60 km/h (i.e., at least 61 km/h).
Wait
It's likely FTTC or even FTTB. Only the last few metres will be copper.
Happiness is twin floppies.
