What are the 5 signs that you are not made to be a computer programmer?

Answer: Let's do this to the tune of Jeff Foxworthy….​ 1.​ If someone shows you.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What are the 5 signs that you are not made to be a computer programmer? Steve Heidebrink, Over 20 years of custom software development. Written Feb 7, 2019 Let's do this to the tune of Jeff Foxworthy…. If someone shows you a Server-less/Mobile/Firebase DB solution and you are like "eh, what was that and why the eff do I care??"...  Read More » What do the police do if you do not let them search your car? John Smith, Master of Business Administration & Management and Strategy, Western Governors U... Updated Oct 23, 2018 This has actually happened to me. A police officer pulled me over for some innocuous reason, in reality the reason probably being that he had seen my (at the time) blue moh...  Read More » If a prison catches on fire, are the guards legally obligated to release the inmates from their cells and help them to evacuate even if it compromises security? Vernon Averill Written Oct 24 If a prison catches on fire, are the guards legally obligated to release the inmates from their cells and help them to evacuate even if it compromises security? In the USA. N...  Read More » Why not make one big CPU core instead of having multiple cores? Hubert Lamontagne Written Aug 10 We would, if we could! Irl the biggest limitations are: Past 4Ghz, you kinda hit a wall. This is why the Pentium 4 failed: they designed it, knowing that it would hit a maxim...  Read More » What Chinese gadgets are worth buying in China? Mark Farley, semiconductor engineer, six sigma black belt, troublemaker Written Nov 7 "Ask her if it's powerful." I said to my co-worker. He spoke in Mandarin to the woman at the market stall, and she casually pushed a button on the black baton. A bright blue...  Read More » Can the square root of 25 be smaller than the square root of 16? Peter James Thomas, Knows 3 Nobel Laureates, 1 vicariously, 1 slightly, 1 well. Updated Nov 28 A square root of 25 could be less than a square root of 16. Is it correct? At the risk of coming over all Bill Clinton[1] , that rather depends on what you mean by square ro...  Read More » How do F1 cars generate so much power with such small engines? Matt Wasserman, Top Writer 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018 Written Dec 10, 2016 It's actually pretty cool, now that Bernie is introducing rules that make F1 engineering relevant to the real world again. So you have a 1.6 liter V6 making (supposedly) 1,0...  Read More » When did aluminum become cheap? Geoffrey Widdison, Chemical Engineer (2006-present) Updated Nov 14 1886. This is actually one of my favorite stories in chemistry. Charles Hall was a 17-year-old college student. One of his professors was giving a lecture on aluminum, and p...  Read More » My neighbor keeps offering to sell me access to his WiFi for less than I'm paying for my internet. Are there any risks to taking him up on this offer? Michael Vogel, spending work and leisure online. Written Nov 6 My neighbor keeps offering to sell me access to his WiFi for less than I'm paying for my internet. Are there any risks to taking him up on this offer? I used to do this with...  Read More » If Elon Musk has opened the patents of Tesla, why has no other car company teamed up with Tesla to use their charging stations? Clara Smith, former System Engineer at Motorola Solutions (1989-2005) Written Mar 23, 2019 The fact that no other car company has teamed up with Tesla to use their extensive charging network is the most convincing reason to doubt the seriousness of their EV rollo...  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 this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/