You've been a human for how many years now? And you are still surprised by basic human behavior?

Gosh as a profit-making corporation, will they even care at all about regulating taxi drivers? Their shareholders will tell them most emphatically that they need to spend as little as possible on regulation so that they will have maximum dividend payouts.

yes indeed the public wants to ride in uninsured taxis so they will have to pick up their own medical bills if there is an accident

HOW CONVENIENT! Maybe you should try calling a REAL TAXI if you actually want to get somewhere.

You can do whatever the fuck you want to with your own car on your own property. But when you take it out on government provided roads and engage in commerce with government-supplied currency, you have to play by their rules.

Do you REALLY assert that the answer to this problem is to have more and more unregulated taxi drivers?

LIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE

http://chicagodispatcher.com/chicago-taxicab-medallion-prices-p235-117.htm

Multiple medallions were sold in May 2015 for an average price of $242,000

FAIL

How do you know it will "create" jobs? If cab drivers are forced to accept lower rates because of increased competition, they are going to have less money to spend and they will spend less money in the community, putting local workers out of work.

If the amount of labor needed to produce one person's worth of goods and services is less than one person's worth of effort, then you are going to have people sitting around doing nothing. So your argument is that our society will do better and better as we have more and more people sitting around doing nothing.

I'd say it's better to efficiently allocate HUMAN capital to maximize our benefit to society.

yeah here's the C++ implementation:

#include "my_header.h"

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    DO_IT();
}

My solution is best because it is the most readable and easiest to understand. There is only one line of actual code. All of the details are handled by the preprocessor.

If they don't understand mathematics or computer systems design then their code will be useless

In your home? You can easily die of carbon monoxide poisoning and maybe kill your whole family too.

You should play with that kind of stuff where proper ventilation is available.

your comment viewed on the screen is a fine example of 2-d printing. Granted it's not permanent printing, but 2-d printing nevertheless.

if you have a self cleaning oven, it gets really freaking hot. I don't doubt that the internal metal parts (like the metal shaft that touches the plastic knob) can get up to 105 C.

You DO understand that the Bolt is just a Chevrolet Spark with an electric drivetrain? Look at the pictures.

And then realize that the identical-looking gasoline powered Spark is actually selling well:

http://blogs.wsj.com/corporate-intelligence/2015/05/01/chevy-spark-ev-price-cut-appears-to-have-worked-as-april-sales-surge/

so much for "no matter what the underpinnings might be"

I'm imagining a crash test between a Bolt and a Tesla, they would need a broom to clean up what's left of the Bolt.