My son is 15. He is not allowed sleepovers, but he always complains. How do I get him...?

Answer: What a sad way of growing up.​ I moved away to a different country ALON.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You My son is 15. He is not allowed sleepovers, but he always complains. How do I get him to stop? Dori Buano, studied at Bar-Ilan University Written Apr 27 What a sad way of growing up. I moved away to a different country ALONE when i was 17. Exactly 2 years older than your son. If i can achieve this he sure can go to a stupid...  Read More » UK police constables say "it may harm your defence if you do not answer, when asked, something that you later rely on in court." How does this differ from the US statement "you have the right to remain silent"? Do you have to speak to UK police? Martin Porter, B-Sc from University of Leicester (1991) Updated Sep 12, 2018 Imagine you are walking down the road carrying a TV. The police have been called because of a burglary in the area and they stop you. They ask you whose TV it is and where ...  Read More » What could I do with 1TB of ram? Lawrence Stewart, CTO at Serissa Research (2001-present) Updated Apr 5 I happen to use a 16-core 768GB RAM machine at the day job. It is really quite nice. I use it to run FPGA tools. A typical compile takes 8–30 hours and uses 60 GB RAM or so....  Read More » As a parent, what was your "you are not getting paid" moment with your babysitter? Pamela Sachse Written Mar 8 My husband and I were going out to a work function for him. We had barely left when I realized I forgot something at home. We arrived home to pick it up, 15 mins had passed...  Read More » If asked during a coding interview how you would check for duplicates in a list of 1000 items, what would you say and what language would you choose to implement it in? Emanuel Falkenauer, CS Ph.D.; Eng MSc; invented the Grouping Genetic Algorithm Updated Wed Well, I actually disagree with most of the other answers. OK, 1,000 is really not that many, but 10,000 isn't either — yet even that is sufficiently challenging to defeat al...  Read More » What's the hardest part about stock trading that no one ever talks about at all? Dominik Stone, Former JPMorgan Trader & SF Operator | dominikstone-com Updated Jan 30 Easy - losing money. I did, lost 2 million once, in one day… Then everything changed. Little did I know it would turn for the better. It worked, I made it all back, plus interest. ...  Read More » What are the pros and cons of doing a PhD when you are 25? Becky Douglas, works at University of Glasgow Written May 12, 2014 I am 25 and I am currently around mid-way through my PhD in physics. Perhaps I should answer this question again when I've finished, but I can tell you what it's like so far. Pros: ...  Read More » Is it more worth it to learn C# for Unity or C++ for Unreal Engine as a hobby if I want to work as a programmer after graduating? Chris Nash, Former game programmer, now real-world programmer Written Apr 27 Unreal is more powerful than Unity, but Unity will still allow you to build a commercial-quality game. With Unreal, you have more power, but you generally want specialists ...  Read More » Is it inappropriate for a 19-year-old daughter to sit on her father's lap? Bill Dyer, former Asst. Supervisor - Counter/Auto Parts Interpreter (2012-2015) Written Mon Hi. It is never inappropriate to love your father and if you feel that you like to and he as well then do it. It's nobody's business except your own. I hope that my daughter ...  Read More » How do prisoners use the toilet if their cellmate is in a cell with them during a lockdown? Stephen Morris, 8 and a half years in state prison and too much time in jail Updated Apr 30 "How do prisoners use the toilet if their cellmate is in a cell with them during a lockdown?" This is quite common, not just during lock down. In a cell block environment wh...  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/