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azth
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Our actions and what we are allowed to do are constrained by God's orders. He owns us, and defines what we are and are not allowed to engage in. It is a consistent and non-contradicting system, unlike the liberal atheist view where the
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That's terrible. Stay safe.
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azth
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Cheers
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Creating Virtual Threads with Java's Project Loom
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If you can't decide what's right from wrong, why ask? It means that you have no way of telling whether anything is right or wrong. Is murder wrong? Is stealing wrong? Is interest wrong? We don't know I suppose eh?
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azth
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So your question doesn't make sense, right?
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Define "opposition". In any case, God forbids homosexual relationships. Whether the harms of such relationships are apparent to us or not is secondary.
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azth
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Try Avocado oil, it's supposed to have a high smoke point.
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azth
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Great to hear :) Keep us posted.
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Exactly. Haven't people learned from what's literally happening right now? Why wouldn't China taking over Taiwan be next if they see what's happening?
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By making a website for homosexuals, she is aiding them to engage in a sinful activity. It's really quite straightforward logical behavior. And from Christianity's perspective (as well as many other faiths), this is not a "fa
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azth
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It's not illegal to refuse to do business with someone. It's quite ironic how keeping morality is now somehow a "fringe" action, but not spreading sexual immorality.
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azth
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That's not me. I suggest you remove that link from your comment as you're doxxing people. I'll be reporting your post.
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azth
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Hope you stay safe.
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azth
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Real world programs say otherwise.
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azth
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Calling unsafe is not the point here. You can do similar things in Java if you really need to.
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There's no reason to have to write overly abstract code in Java. Modern Java has many features that let you write even more clear code (e.g. interfaces with default methods). Even things like mocking, you don't need to write a ded
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"Enterprise code" can be written in any language. My employer invented an entire web framework in golang and we routinely see stack traces up to 80 lines or more even. A lot of the need to write such a framework was from golang&#x
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azth
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I have, and it proves my argument. Limbo went nowhere when it was developed under AT&T for example.
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Not a joke. Large real world programs are proof (otherwise, my employer will not be spending millions of dollars on reinventing performance and other toolings already present in the JVM). What golang gui programs are you comparing against?
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azth
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I'm pointing out the inconsistencies of the liberal ideology.
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There's a balance. Reading golang code is very burdensome because the reader has to read many lines of code which can amount to nothing more than a map/filter/reduce, and those are littered everywhere. Same with error handlin
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azth
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You can stop with the odhominem
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In that case, Python is also a "systems language", but you don't see people claiming it as such.
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azth
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I've used both in production settings, a sympathetic perspective doesn't help :)
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azth
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A tradeoff in what exactly?
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azth
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golang is not marginally faster than Java however in the real world.
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The philosophy behind Java is that a feature needs to be demonstrated in production very well before it is added to the language, in order no to go overboard with features and end up with C++ :) Value types have proven their worth, especial
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The point is, pointer dereferencing in golang is limited to mimicing value types/reference types, something that C# already offers. It is not like C and C++ where you have pointer arithmetic. So it's just an illusion that it is &q
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azth
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How do you decide what's right?
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