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za3faran
3y ago
We're fortunate to live in an area with several mosques within driving distance. We made connections at a couple of them. Great communities.
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za3faran
3y ago
> Shared property from the marriage will get divided up, but that affects women the same as men. That mainly seems to be an issue in the west and those who follow their way.
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3y ago
Having worked on a large golang project that did not use any "frameworks", it gets clumsy quickly. There's nothing special in golang that makes it not need a framework. We ended up moving the project to a DI framework with an
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3y ago
One thing I wanted to add is that in golang, you end up passing context.Context to all asynchronous functions to handle cancellations and timeouts, so you “color” them regardless. Java folks with structured concurrency have the right idea h
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3y ago
Both approaches are not mutually exclusive. Education is important, but societal and peer pressure is a thing.
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za3faran
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One would wonder who or what entity is behind such posts and what agenda are they trying to push.
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Infidelity does happen, but it's much much less common and is severely looked down upon. Edit: it seems that HSV-1 is not an STD, but it causes genital herpes if engaging in oral sex? Which can explain the big gap between the two in co
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3y ago
Not so dissimilar from Toyota then eh? :)
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3y ago
Withers syntax is being evaluated/designed as far as I'm aware. You can still get some good work done with records in the meantime.
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3y ago
> If you are an adult of typical sexual activity, it is likely you have already had sex with someone infected with herpes. Again, not in conservative populations where marriage is the typical way to have sexual relations. Syria is one ex
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3y ago
Java isn't slow, quite the opposite in fact. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r21
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Java now has sum types (sealed types) with exhaustiveness checking, pattern matching for records, and more general destructuring in the works for classes.
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za3faran
3y ago
Java's records are immutable.
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3y ago
Not OP, but I'll chime in. For us, Islam plays a central role in how we conduct our lives and affairs. While our children are younger than OP's, they already grasp why we do certain things, and why we don't necessarily follow
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3y ago
I attended a very informative lecture by Dr. Leonard Sax a number of years ago, when it was at the cusp of the social media explosion we see today, and he brought up studies that showed similar dangerous effects on young boys and girls, esp
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3y ago
You're basically saying something that isn't free, isn't free.
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3y ago
Probably in certain countries, given that it is mainly an STD. There are many conservative nations where this won't be an issue hopefully.
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That's quite silly. VirtualBox is great, and so is MySQL. They're also both OSS, so no lawyers in the sense you're implying.
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3y ago
> most people will get it in their lifetime Citation needed.
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3y ago
MySQL is free, regardless of Oracle's ownership.
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3y ago
What about people who get their stuff done with mature, well established, and high performant Java and C# frameworks? The benefits of static languages is already established, particularly for longer maintained and larger code bases where mu
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3y ago
Absolutely horrid. Are those people going to be tried for war crimes, or because the victims are "third world" citizens then it doesn't matter?
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3y ago
He wasn't.
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JEP 443: Unnamed Patterns and Variables (Preview) Proposed to Target JDK 21
(openjdk.org)
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It's not, because High Arabic is used on a daily basis.
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Just because there was an incident involving an extremist group, does not make the whole thing wrong or incorrect. As a counter example, High Arabic has been meticulously preserved, and Arab speakers take pride in that fact, regardless of t
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I'm curious if that's mainly specific to English. As an Arabic speaker, tremendous care and effort has been taken to preserve Fuṣḥā (formal/High) Arabic throughout the centuries. Language and conjugation that sounds wrong is
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Do you have a citation for that?
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JEP Draft: Structured Concurrency (Preview)
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3y ago
http://cowlark.com/2009-11-15-go/ :)
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