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by nraf 6y ago
Does Angular natively solve at least part of the problems that Tailwind / CSS-in-JS with the way it scopes it's CSS? With Angular, it's generally quite simple to figure out where the CSS for a component lives (it's liter
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by nraf 6y ago
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Why your website forms suck (and why that should worry you post-Covid-19 world)(medium.com)
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Ask HN: Integrating with Other Tools
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Enterprise Asset Management – Ending the Status Quo(medium.com)
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by nraf 9y ago
There are 4 calories per gram of carbohydrate.
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Tools for remote work
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Show HN: Compare Australia mobile phone plans across carriers(comparizon.com.au)
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by nraf 12y ago
The jizya was payable by non-Muslims dhimmis living in an Islamic state. I don't know of any requirements that had to do with participating in the military, as there were non-Muslims citizens who fought alongside the Muslims (e.g. Chri
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by nraf 12y ago
My point isn't that there are many non-Muslim Arab scholars, it's that a lot of the greatest Muslim scholars at the time weren't actually of Arab origin. e.g. Ibn Sina and Al-Ghazali were both of Persian origin (although the
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by nraf 12y ago
Cizre is in modern-day Turkey very close to the current borders of both Iraq and Syria. A person born at that time and in that region could be from a multitude of different races.
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by nraf 12y ago
Sorry, typo. Had meant to write Jewish. That was sorta the point of the sentence. :)
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by nraf 12y ago
I wouldn't say it gets completely ignored. Pretty much everything I read about the subjects mentions how the Muslims translated into Arabic, expanded upon, corrected and were influenced by the work of earlier cultures.
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by nraf 12y ago
This isn't a very fair or accurate statement given that many of the greatest scholars of Islam weren't Arab (a large number were Persian for example). There were multiple centres of scientific endeavor throughout Islamic history i