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Answer: I like living and working in Germany because of all of the things I do.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Dear non-Germans in Germany, why did you choose Germany over the US to get a job despite having a far lower salary and a much smaller house? Paul Barnett, lives in Germany (1977-present) Written Jul 10 I like living and working in Germany because of all of the things I don't need to worry about when I go to bed at night. I do not need to worry about getting sick, because ... Read More » Why is Eric Schmidt joining MIT? David M Joseph, studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Written Mar 5, 2018 Only he knows for sure, but the answers seem pretty simple. He's made his billions (estimated Net Worth of $11.1B), has way more money than he needs or could reasonably eve... Read More » Why did Facebook replace PHP for back-end? Ryan Jentzsch, Over 25 years experience in software development. Written Jun 5 Because at the time PHP was unable to provide the performance that Facebook needed. Facebook created their own language based on PHP called Hack which runs on (I'm not maki... Read More » Is it likely to ever get promoted to L6 at Google if joining as a new grad in 2020? Drew Eckhardt, 20 years as a system software engineer, 5 startup veteran Written May 3 It is unlikely. To quote former Google Principal Recruiter Bob See's answer to How does Google's hiring committee determine the leveling of software engineers coming in from the outside? ... Read More » Why does Elon Musk appear so much smarter than all the other tech CEOs? Anthony Andranik Moumjian, studied at University of California, Berkeley Updated Jul 19 Tom Goodwin summed it up about 5 years ago: Uber, the world's largest taxi company, owns no vehicles. Facebook, the world's most popular media owner, creates no content. Ali... Read More » Now that C++ is filled to the nines with modern features providing very high level concepts, has anyone started moving back from other high level languages like Java and C#, to create new complex architectures like full blown application servers? Vladislav Zorov, programming enthusiast. Written May 26 Personally after some years in C# indeed I'm considering going back to C++. Not only has it become as easy to write as C# (vectors, the new for loops, lambdas, shared_ptr, ... Read More » What should PhD students do to get jobs outside academia? Wesley Hong, PhD in Materials Science Written Apr 26, 2016 Having just defended and accepted a job offer outside academia, I can finally answer this! To be honest though, having tried the academic job hunt as well, the advice isn't... Read More » What are some industries that will be completely changed or destroyed by COVID-19? Dan Holliday, I read. Written Mar 17 Thanks for the A2A, Michael Vogel (who clearly knows what I'm going to say). Movies. Theaters are done. Okay, that's hyperbole. Some, many will survive just fine. There will ... Read More » Is Python being phased out in enterprise applications? Garry Taylor, Technical Cofounder (2017-present) Written May 29 I don't think Python was really ever in enterprise applications. I know I used it for a long time in a small company making software for large enterprises, but we were consi... Read More » Why does Elon Musk put American flags on his rockets if he's South African? Mike Miller, Masters Materials Science and Engineering Updated Jul 11 Original Question: Why does Elon Musk put American flags on his rockets if he's South African? The US company SpaceX is largely staffed with US citizens, builds its rockets ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/