dan7678

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by dan7678 8y ago
Yeah, I used Anki a ton in college, and doing things like this was always futile and frustrating. Flashcards are fantastic for learning short bouts of things, but not large structures like many lines of code. Additionally I'd say even
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by dan7678 9y ago
This matches my experience almost exactly. I had a common point about hashmaps -- the interviewer seemed to be at loss, and was asking weird questions that had little connection or relevance to the implementation path I'd chosen -- I p
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by dan7678 10y ago
Thanks for your opinion. Quite a few intelligent people disagree with you. Please see below. http://oxfordstudent.com/2013/05/30/debate-this-house-believ...
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by dan7678 10y ago
I agree with you, there are so many places in religious texts where we would be ridiculous and possibly have some evil agenda to read the text literally. But in other places, we have 'proof' (if you will) from the "Sunnah&quo
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by dan7678 10y ago
It's a matter of belief. I made the assumption that those people "probably don't care", implying they probably don't believe that something like that's a sin. When you don't believe in it, you're not
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by dan7678 10y ago
Are you claiming it's an opinion or something "up for interpretation" whether it's a sin to prefer boys over girls in Islam? Or it's an opinion or only an interpretation that woman are allowed an agreement before th
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by dan7678 10y ago
That's incredibly unfortunate... in areas like that, people hardly know a thing about Islam but can label themselves Muslims and then pretend they're practicing it. Preference of boys over girls as children in Islam is a huge sin
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by dan7678 10y ago
Since you seek to genuinely help the follow and now apparently me, I would reckon you take internet comments quite seriously, so you're welcome. Naturally, this particular topic is touchy for both sides here, so it's just as irrat
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by dan7678 10y ago
Thank you, this was brilliant.
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by dan7678 10y ago
As one of the other comments makes clear, it's a matter of perspective. The ones that benefit always see it in a pretty light, regardless of whether the rest of the world absolutely hates it. If you insist for someone's words to b