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za3faran
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> Anything can be deemed pornographic by anyone anytime I think this is taking things to a very pedantic level. Pornography is clear when you see it. From the article: defined in the Merriam Webster dictionary as “the depiction of erot
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za3faran
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Honest question, in which way is the autnomy of educators being undermined? The article mentions several topics that are prohibited to discuss for children.
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Let's be honest here, what's wrong with their list of prohibited books? From the article: * Pornography * Instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity in grades kindergarten through three. * Discrimination in such a way th
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To be fair, I think they get around the lack of GC choices by rewriting slow paths to code that uses value types and low level code.
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They are not distinct types. You can pass ints to methods that accept enums, even if they are outside the enum defined range.
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It does have some nice features, but it can get overwhelming quickly with the pace they're being added at, not to mention some features being quite nuanced or interact with each other in intricate ways. At least for the time being, Jav
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4y ago
Except it's not really a sinking boat. Both the JVM and .NET are doing quite well.
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Not really. Plus, Red Hat Software, MS, Apple, Amazon, IBM, SAP are all developers for OpenJDK, as well as contributions from other major firms.
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OpenJDK is free. Given the things that Java does, there aren't really any serious competitors - C# comes to mind, but not much else.
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They've been doing a very good job at it as well. The developments that have and are going into Java in the past few years have been quite great. From projects like Amber, Loom, Valhalla, GraalVM, Lilliput, Panama, and more!
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That's not really true to the slightest. If anything, the advances in the JVM and the language itself have been making it even more attractive and distinct from its nearest competitors, making the gap even wider in its favor.
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That's quite an exaggeration. The JVM philosophy is different from .NET's, even though there is a large overlap with them being VM based languages. C# has gotten too complex as a language, with so many features. C# also exposes lo
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What do you think of Spring Data JDBC ( https://spring.io/projects/spring-data-jdbc )? It seems it's somewhere between JDBCTemplate and Spring Data JPA.
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I think another part of it is that there are many "bootlickers" that will do whatever it takes to keep that director floating, because they think or feel that director will get them promoted, give them a bonus, etc. The moment tha
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America’s first nuclear-powered Bitcoin mining center to open in Pennsylvania
(finbold.com)
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Statistics 101: correlation does not imply causation.
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Would Chat GPT3 Get a Wharton MBA? New White Paper by Christian Terwiesch
(mackinstitute.wharton.upenn.edu)
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I like the theory that it's another collusion to suppress wages, but they can't get sued for it this time.
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John Carmack on addressable market of VR headsets
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> they'll probably take down new debt to make this happen; it's a good time to go to the markets How so with interest rates that keep going up?
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Even if you use a non-GC language, you are not guaranteed deterministic destruction (e.g. in data structures with loops or a highly variable number of nodes).
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You're correct that Western style democracy and secularism contradict Islam. We as Muslims don't look at those notions as measures of prosperity.
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And I've lived there for longer, and I speak the language and I continue to know people and travel there frequently. My points still hold. > Please point me to a democratic, secular islamic nation. Western style democracy and secula
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> The things that keep the west alive are abstract, unfathomable concepts to the Ummah. As a Muslim, this is so incorrect to the point of almost absurdity. Just because you have encountered one person who appeared to you that he did not
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High inflation, stock market, etc.
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But we know that when we don't have boundaries, people will go to whatever extent to maximize their personal gains at the expense of others. That's why we have laws.
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I'm not a financial person so help me understand. Is it a requirement for the current financial system to maintain an unemployment rate in a certain range (be it 6-8% or something else) in order to keep functioning and not spiral into
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We have a phrase in our Islamic tradition that crosses my mind all the time when reading certain news or articles presenting half truths: (كلمة حق أريد بها باطل), which roughly translates to (a word/phrase of truth by which falsehood i
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What would fuel the crypto mini boom in your view?
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It should be an option to opt out of tax dollars going toward such useless things.
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