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Top stories for Susan   If there was ever a nuclear war with Russia, what would the probability of the US missile silo crew surviving? Carter Moore, works at Nonprofit Organizations • Answered February 9, 2018 Zero. Here's a map of probable targets in a nuclear exchange: Those giant black blobs in Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming are America's ICBM fields, and they are the highe... Read more » 478.6K 982 114   Why is the Bay Area such a popular place to live? Lee Thé, lives in California • Answered December 11 A fundamental reason is on this map: It's all the places on Earth with a Mediterranean climate. You'll notice California is the only part of America with this climate. It's ... Read more » 282.4K 481 72   Is Finland a model socialist country? Joonas Vakkilainen, Finnish Fennist • Answered April 29, 2021 Finland is so socialist that the Soviet leader Nikita Khruchev (could have been Brezhnev, though I recall it was Khruchev) told to the Finnish president Urho Kekkonen that ... Read more » 504.8K 1.1K 116   Why did David Seidman leave Google? David Seidman, former Security Engineering Manager at Google (2016-2020) • Answered October 22 I got a big promotion, basically. My job at Salesforce is what my boss's job was at Google. Instead of running part of the detection team, I get to run all of it. The promo... Read more » 439.1K 3K 33   What is life like at the age of 40 and above as a software developer? Dave Voorhis, Software entrepreneur, engineer, and educator for 35+ years. • Answered February 12 Before I turned 40, I was energetic, vibrant, positive, capable of learning anything and impressively productive, using the latest tools and techniques to generate highly-p... Read more » 303.4K 2K 57   Why Apache kafka is more popular than RabbitMQ? Marc Adler, CTO as a Service, past Chief Architect of Metlife, Citi, ADP • Answered December 27, 2018 I have worked with messaging systems for a very long time, starting out with Tibco RV and Tibco EMS, then progressing to ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ (which my homebuilt microserv... Read more » 75K 232 8   Do sociopaths know they're sociopaths even before a diagnosis? Niamh Derry, Diagnosed with ASPD • Updated Sun I've always known that there was something different with me compared to most people. I think the time I really started to realise it was when I was around 16. I had already... Read more » 1M 718 85   Do you subscribe to the Dead Internet Theory? Stan Hanks, Pushed first bits off CSNET into the ARPAnet • Answered November 18 Interesting. I had no idea what this was until getting the A2A on this, so I did some reading. This, as a matter of fact: -> Maybe You Missed It, but the Internet 'Died' Fi Read more » 232.6K 1K 58   What is a Tesla Model 3 actually like after 100,000 miles? Trausti Thor Johannsson, Car enthusiastic, fan of electric cars • Answered February 7 My car, a Model S 85D 2015. It has gone over 195,000 km, or as they say, way over 100,000 miles. It is still doing over 300km easily in range. Just a few years ago I did 420... Read more » 328.7K 1.1K 74   I'm 39 and slated to graduate with a CS degree in 2 years. Will I be too old to get a job? Arto Meri, ML Researcher, statistician, programmer • Answered November 6 CS? NOT ABLE TO GET A JOB??? IN PROGRAMMING?????? Let me introduce Joe to you: Joe graduated from CS. Due to a severe lack of programmers and other computer specialists, requ... Read more » 792.6K 700 33 Read more in your feed

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