Sure, but we literally have one Manhattan in the entire country. Maybe we could try having as many as three or four real cities in the country? Maybe one on the west coast?
My guess: badly done VR makes you nauseous. Humans remember under what circumstances they've become nauseous. Google does not want their platform associated in people's minds with nausea, so they're curating.
If you think it should be acceptable to mix tabs and spaces in a source file, then one of the attractive features Python offers its users is the assurance that they'll never find themselves working on a project with you.
The fact that you have to build an iOS app on a Mac, that you can't even set up a CI build on commodity hardware, or in the cloud, is pretty fundamentally developer-hostile. I'll start to feel wooed when they take steps toward fixing that.
They say they're not going to use this data to set fares, but honestly, if my battery's dying, I actually do want to pay more if it means a driver's more likely to agree to pick me up before my battery dies. In general, I wish I could turn on surge pricing for myself.
Agreed, Prop 13 is a huge part of the problem. Anyone concerned about the problem of housing in CA should consider calling their state representative and telling them to repeal prop 13.
Without this feature, I can push commits up to my repo and claim they were written by you; with this feature, people can tell whether you signed off on those commits.
Anybody can push a commit to a git repo with Linus Torvalds name and e-mail on it. With GPG signing, they can verify that the claimed author signed off on the commit.
If everyone on your team actually knows how to use git, much better to let them rebase their commits and mark out a series of clean, atomic commits which introduce the feature you're reviewing. If you have people who are incompetent at using git on your team, this feature will help protect your history from them.