Yes, interesting. What makes you think he did? According to all news reports I have been able to find, he spoke French.
I may have been mistaken. I may have read this quote and misapplied "The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said he would deliver his speech in English. “ If incorrect thanks for pointing that out.
English is not the #1 language in the EU, even before Brexit"
In accordance with the EU population, the most widely spoken mother
tongue is German (16%), followed by Italian and English (13% each), French
(12%), then Spanish and Polish (8% each).
Check your stat definitions before using them to make a point. Those are 'native tongue' percentages. 51% speak English.
English is important, but if a language replaces it as a common tongue, it likely won't be a European language. If it shifts, it will be Mandarin/Cantonese, or Arabic. Maybe even Russian.
If not English, Spanish would be the more logical choice, imho.
Traffic lights? Cellular Phones? Urinals? Where does it begin or end?
That's the question. Define exactly which machines will be taxed, and how you intend to calculate the amount, then propose a tax. Till then its just talk.
Of course, we should tax the wealthy robots the most.
These devices are not about learning computer science, and not so much computer skills either. They are about organizing information, research (internet), typing & submitting homework, etc. Anybody can learn how to use a mac or android or PC or chromebook.
Yeah, I wonder how an idiot that doesn't even understand how the left hand highway lane works will handle the rules of flight.
I also wonder why a man that is willing to hype sending people to their deaths in a canister fired toward Mars gets anxiety thinking about flying cars.
Advertisers were successfully bullshitted into believing that their brands would be tarnished by appearing next to "offensive" videos. The problem is that YouTube went overboard and now considers everything "offensive" that's not basically cute kittens playing with yarn, not just extremists videos demanding the execution of everything who follows the wrong delusion.
The problem here is that the reason people went from traditional media and to YouTube is exactly that they're fed up with having "family friendly" bullshit shoved down their throats. If that's all that remains on YouTube, people will simply move on.
And then nobody sees your pretty ads either.
The people who are really supporting the offensive videos are the viewers. The add just comes with the viewer click. Just put a disclaimer on all ads, "we are not endorsing any content, but you are by clicking on it".
The only thing I'm 'getting at' is generalized, thoughtless responses. That you've brought completely off topic items about the US and Obamacare into the discussion shows that you can't provide one either.
Good points. Thanks. Glad someone at least takes time to think a bit deeper. They do pay wages, and I"m sure taxes are raised on that. How about property taxes? How many of those employees out of work if it weren't for Amazon? How many jobs does Amazon's business displace? All good things to consider. Unfortunately some here just spout stuff without any indication they even thought beyond a reaction. How about access to lower cost products and more choice by the Italian consumer?
Of course, the structure of the EU is something that complicates matters when it comes to taxes. Luxomberg, for example, pays a lot to the EU overall.
The cryobank mentioned actually denies involvement with him, flat-out. I get a feeling we're being trolled and this is a viral marketing campaign for a crappy movie.
There are ways, Dude - You don't wanna know about it, believe me
There are ways to safely test complicated scenarios with multiple cars. Look at how the highway safety institute handles crash tests. They make a car and essentially destroy it. That is how you safely test cars by having several drivers on a closed course simulate heavy traffic changing lanes and even tapping the vehicle to simulate a collision.
Yes, you can create complicated scenarios and test them, but you can't create nearly enough to cover the range of what will actually occur in actual driving conditions and interactions with human drivers.
but I know this isn't a solution until it is cheaper than other building methods. I worked on a 3D concrete printer, and it was nearly six times more expensive than insulated concrete forms which were better than the 3D printer, so I'm skeptical.
Cost was clearly not a factor. If it were they wouldn't have added a useless solar panel barely big enough to power a hair dryer.
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English speaks for itself.
Yes, interesting. What makes you think he did? According to all news reports I have been able to find, he spoke French.
I may have been mistaken. I may have read this quote and misapplied "The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said he would deliver his speech in English. “ If incorrect thanks for pointing that out.
English is not the #1 language in the EU, even before Brexit"
In accordance with the EU population, the most widely spoken mother tongue is German (16%), followed by Italian and English (13% each), French (12%), then Spanish and Polish (8% each).
Check your stat definitions before using them to make a point. Those are 'native tongue' percentages. 51% speak English.
English is important, but if a language replaces it as a common tongue, it likely won't be a European language. If it shifts, it will be Mandarin/Cantonese, or Arabic. Maybe even Russian.
If not English, Spanish would be the more logical choice, imho.
He made those comments in English.
I can't get by with just cellophane. Sometimes I need to use aluminum foil.
You can fool some of the editors all of the time.
I bought a newly released Android phone, there was nobody in line to talk to. No fun but much quicker.
Traffic lights? Cellular Phones? Urinals? Where does it begin or end?
That's the question. Define exactly which machines will be taxed, and how you intend to calculate the amount, then propose a tax. Till then its just talk.
Of course, we should tax the wealthy robots the most.
Lets build a network of delivery tunnels and tubes from every home and building.
These devices are not about learning computer science, and not so much computer skills either. They are about organizing information, research (internet), typing & submitting homework, etc. Anybody can learn how to use a mac or android or PC or chromebook.
The shallowness of the comments I was responding to allowed for a simple and obvious analysis.
Yeah, I wonder how an idiot that doesn't even understand how the left hand highway lane works will handle the rules of flight.
I also wonder why a man that is willing to hype sending people to their deaths in a canister fired toward Mars gets anxiety thinking about flying cars.
Advertisers were successfully bullshitted into believing that their brands would be tarnished by appearing next to "offensive" videos. The problem is that YouTube went overboard and now considers everything "offensive" that's not basically cute kittens playing with yarn, not just extremists videos demanding the execution of everything who follows the wrong delusion.
The problem here is that the reason people went from traditional media and to YouTube is exactly that they're fed up with having "family friendly" bullshit shoved down their throats. If that's all that remains on YouTube, people will simply move on.
And then nobody sees your pretty ads either.
The people who are really supporting the offensive videos are the viewers. The add just comes with the viewer click. Just put a disclaimer on all ads, "we are not endorsing any content, but you are by clicking on it".
The only thing I'm 'getting at' is generalized, thoughtless responses. That you've brought completely off topic items about the US and Obamacare into the discussion shows that you can't provide one either.
You seem to 'suspect' quite a lot. That's what one does when lacking the necessary information.
Anybody stupid enough to invest in Beepi deserved to lose their money.
Good points. Thanks. Glad someone at least takes time to think a bit deeper. They do pay wages, and I"m sure taxes are raised on that. How about property taxes? How many of those employees out of work if it weren't for Amazon? How many jobs does Amazon's business displace? All good things to consider. Unfortunately some here just spout stuff without any indication they even thought beyond a reaction. How about access to lower cost products and more choice by the Italian consumer?
Of course, the structure of the EU is something that complicates matters when it comes to taxes. Luxomberg, for example, pays a lot to the EU overall.
So you can't possibly imagine how a company can provide economic benefits (and others) beyond simply paying taxes either?
I see you've though it through.
The cryobank mentioned actually denies involvement with him, flat-out. I get a feeling we're being trolled and this is a viral marketing campaign for a crappy movie.
There are ways, Dude - You don't wanna know about it, believe me
Yup, Italy would be better off without them.
And write "I'm a sheet thief" on all the sheets.
I've never used AirBNB, sounds like they don't embrace the concept of a deposit.
There are ways to safely test complicated scenarios with multiple cars. Look at how the highway safety institute handles crash tests. They make a car and essentially destroy it. That is how you safely test cars by having several drivers on a closed course simulate heavy traffic changing lanes and even tapping the vehicle to simulate a collision.
Yes, you can create complicated scenarios and test them, but you can't create nearly enough to cover the range of what will actually occur in actual driving conditions and interactions with human drivers.
but I know this isn't a solution until it is cheaper than other building methods. I worked on a 3D concrete printer, and it was nearly six times more expensive than insulated concrete forms which were better than the 3D printer, so I'm skeptical.
Cost was clearly not a factor. If it were they wouldn't have added a useless solar panel barely big enough to power a hair dryer.