I find it interesting the Feds is an independent branch run by unelected officials. Because your average voters are idiots that can't be trusted with important levers of society. If you look at Turkey it makes perfect sense.
Having done something similar before, 2 things really hard to get right:
- animate position shift when the list is reordered. you can't rely on natural dom ordering to properly animate all items
- anything that has to do a tree structure
It cracks me up when people say Apple is evil go with Samsung. Samsung heir literally went to jail for bribing the Korean president, and that was just tip of the iceberg.
Reposting my comment here for better visibility. To put it gently, this is a fork of other people's work without proper attribution. This should not be allowed on show HN.
The fracture pattern depends on the direction of impact. It's easily verifiable under a microscope. From the thread it sounds like Apple did indeed verify them with a microscope. However people are not always rational, especially when money is involved.
Speaking as a parent, I try not to snoop on my children's conversions. If they find out you are snooping they will get very creative at hiding it. The most important thing is to know who they are interacting with and get to know their parents.
When you have a known hangout place for children, anonymous chat, and a corporation with the financial means to suppress bad press. It's just a recipe for abuse.
That's a pretty narrow definition of what's productive. Information is capital. Being able to link up a customer with an on-demand driver adds a lot of value into the system.
I would also consider what's lined up in California. If at least one of you have an offer lined up at FAANG then go for it. Otherwise working remote in Germany is a better bet.
Personal experience working at a startup with massive growth, moat, took Softbank money in 2014 before it was infamous, stuck in series D. You can model all you want but it's still lottery.
Big tech gives employees RSUs. There's little risk for employees and huge upside. Startups offer options, which employees have to buy with their own cash, and deal with tax implications. Average engineer can only get burned so many times before realizing startups are crap deals.
My experience has been exact opposite. SourceTree has been regressing since going Atlassian and Fork has been rock solid for years, especially for large repos.