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by sdegutis 7y ago
Discovering what true masculinity means and how to fulfill it is going to be key for men today to keep their sanity and hope. And that begins with courage and a sincere search for the truth, and it continues with the courage to stand up for
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I have personally found that sometimes writing out comments that explain how a confusing function is going to work will help me to understand the ins and outs and flow of the function before writing it, which will in turn help me to actuall
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Mine's at 1280 and it's full menu, almost entirely whitespace. Makes it kinda fun though, feels like finding an easter egg.
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The Douay-Rheims is actually a decade or two older and the first English translation, if memory serves.
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React is kind of the best one right now. I wonder if Apple’s new React-ish thing will prove to be an improvement and be ported to JS.
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Also http://craftinginterpreters.com/hash-tables.html
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They never said it was an accident. They just said it was an error, which is true! They did err.
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Sounds great! Can we get all that with a less confusing syntax? That’s my main difficulty with forth.
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> It's not quite that simple unfortunately. This has been my experience with Go. First a promise of everything being much simpler than the alternatives. Then, when we run into all sorts of confusion and caveats, an unapologetic disc
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Decentralization always fails, centralization is inherent to society and human nature. That's why we generally centralize around areas that turn into huge metropolitan cities, and why 99% of git usage is on Github, Gitlab or Bitbucket.
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The top of https://bellard.org/quickjs/ is the changelog and each release is versioned by date. Nobody's a fan of the quirks of JS, but you can almost entirely ignore them and only use the good parts.
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Lua is extremely sandboxable from hosting C. Just only add modules, functions and features you want added. Makes good use of the C preprocessor flags too. But also check out QuickJS as a neat alternative. But it probably doesn’t compare in
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QuickJS is a Lua-like JS interpreter if you’re ok with JS.
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> coersions string-to-number moved to the string library Does this mean + can finally be used for string concatenation and .. disabled as an opt-in C flag?
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Crafting Interpreters(craftinginterpreters.com)
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You seem like a very logical and intelligent person who values truth. So I encourage you to investigate these things yourself. Because they are all true.
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> if anything, being a slave to happiness is just another mundane chemical attachment that we all allow to control our lives. You confuse happiness with comfort and pleasure. This happens to people who have never experienced true happine
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Thank you friend for that perspective. I have read the Islamic perspective of these matters. We Christians also worship God alone, we have that in common with you. We just believe that Jesus was truly God, while being the Son of God also. T
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The more our lives are guided by seeking pleasure and avoiding pain, the more we will find life to be empty and meaningless, and the more suicides there will be.Places with the highest "individual freedom" to pursue all sorts of p
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I am glad to find another religious person here! Think and pray more about Jesus and you will discover that he would not have allowed anyone to take his place, because as he said, "My soul is trouble, but what shall I say, 'Father
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He allowed himself to feel the fullness of that suffering to expiate our just punishments, and to merit for us a portion in his strength to overcome suffering, and so that nobody could ever say "God does not know what it means to suffe
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Logic can get us very far. Socrates was martyred because he taught that there is only one God, and there is objective morality that we must follow to be with God. He reached these conclusions by logic alone. But Divine Revelation is necessa
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Look around you. Nobody is truly happy in life that you've ever met. Not consistently, not genuinely happy. When hard times come, most people buckle. The only people were the Saints. They were happy even during suffering . This is the
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You assume you know just how much (or how "little") Jesus suffered, based on a physical description. I felt the same way for a few years. But his was physical, spiritual, emotional, mental, all at once, for almost a full day strai
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This is the most common cop-out of our day, and it's one I also used for many decades. But it is an intellectual cop-out. There is significantly more proof for Jesus's claims as represented by the Catholic Church than for any ot
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There is an overabundant proof that the Catholic Church's teachings are true. The only reason people do not believe is because they do not want to. They choose to believe logical fallacies and pretend it's logically consistent rat
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Jesus did not take away my suffering. I asked him three times, and three times he said no. He said his grace is sufficient for me, because his power is made perfect in my weakness. I now understand why Jesus said no. Because he did not come
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by sdegutis 7y ago
Thank you for that wonderful joke! Your advice reminds me of what Ven. Fulton Sheen talks about here[1], and your great joke reminds me of his other videos[2]. Bless you friend and thanks again :) [1] https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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Although there is value in trying to removing pain when doing so would be ethical, this thread mentions many situations where there is pain but no possibility yet of removing or reducing it. In these cases, a long-term general solution is t
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The media/school/professional-env posts on https://www.reddit.com/r/FellowKids/ epitomize this perfectly. I felt facepalmy about this stuff since I was a little kid, so it was nice to find out later in l

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