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Answer: You're basically screwed, and should get out.​ Except in the very earl.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Our CTO is a very bad software developer but he loves to code and always submits bad code. What should I do? Miles Fidelman, Systems Architect, Entrepreneur, and Policy Wonk Written Jul 5 You're basically screwed, and should get out. Except in the very earliest days of a startup, a CTO should not be coding. If he is, that's a very bad sign for the future of y... Read More » Has a doctor ever made a mistake on you during an important medical operation? Shirley Weisman, Contemplativeist American Jew Written Jul 5 "They didn't fix it!" I cried, waking from surgery. My father stood near me as I had an emotional breakdown, I was obsessed with my hospital bed being perfectly straight. I... Read More » Who is the most irreplaceable actor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Dan Holliday, Watcher, lover of all scifi, action, comicbook movies Written Jun 28 Right now? It looks like a three way tie: Robert Downey, Jr. — he's the center of the MCU for now, BUT, he's expensive and the MCU is pivoting hard away from him. Chadwick Bo... Read More » What are some amazing psychology and mind tricks? Sara Stone, Did you know that our senses are engineered to focus on differences and changes? Written Feb 2, 2016 I can add one thing about stimulating communication: If you want someone to keep talking without having to think of a lot of questions and you want it to be natural for... Read More » Why do many IMO Olympians fail to become mathematicians? Pablo Emanuel, MSc in Math and IMO medalist Written Jul 3 There's a lot of good answers here, but, since I personally qualify as a former IMO Olympian who didn't become a mathematician, I'll add my personal experience. I was a bron... Read More » Doctors and nurses, do you have any stories of anyone crossing boundaries with patients? Nancy Walters, former Retired RN. Written Jul 4 Very bad one. The Patient was over 21, but still.. MD saw her in clinic for a chronic problem, once a month. She had just turned 21 but was still being seen in a Pediatric C... Read More » What popular movie do you personally wish you had not seen? Ivan Martinez, Student. Dog Lover. Human Bean. Written Jul 7 Ooooh, I know which one and that is…. *drum rolling* . . ... Read More » What would Einstein think of programming? Al Klein, 46 years of earning a living developing systems. Written Jun 26, 2017 I spoke to Einstein (yes, I'm that old), but didn't know about computers, so I never asked him for his opinion of them. But I'd hazard a guess that he'd find the concept in... Read More » If Tamil is boasted to be the oldest language, then why is there no evidence of any literature written in Tamil which is older than Rigveda? Sureshrao S, knows Tamil Written Jul 4 Rig Veda is written in Sanskrit only after 5th Century AD in Devanagari script. There is no evidence that Rigveda is written in Sanskrit before that. There are no archaeolog... Read More » As a doctor or a nurse, what are the craziest examples you have seen of someone making their condition worse? Richmond Acosta, Nurse Written Jun 11 When I was in Nursing school, I had a 6 year old post appendectomy patient. What people do not realize is that immediately after a surgery in the abdomen, a person is not al... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.