za3faran

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by za3faran 4mo ago
I think it's easy to look around us to see why it makes complete sense to prohibit it.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
All interest is usury in Islamic Law (and the laws before it such as Christianity and Judaism). There are ways to to put free cash into productive use without exploitation.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Loaning money as per Islamic Law is a charitable act, not one of exploitation.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
The whole world saw US soldiers in the Gulf states hiding in hotels when US bases were struck.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
The straw man is that their aim is to "wipe jews off the face of the earth".
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by za3faran 4mo ago
What things are you referring to? Especially after the many features that Java gained after Java 8.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
You still did not provide a source, and in fact, showed the opposite: > the elimination of Israel as a modern country Which is very different than the victim playing by the settlers. I gave you a primary source, not straw man arguments.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
The first thing I wrote is that they are two very different things, meaning that no, the same logic cannot be used to justify it. It's quite obvious to say the least.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Yea, Thai workers seem to be very well treated in israel /s: https://www.hrw.org/report/2015/01/21/raw-deal/abuse-thai-wo...
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Claims without sources. The truth in fact, is eye opening to many israeli supporters: https://x.com/incontextmedia/status/1720877046664986750
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by za3faran 4mo ago
israel has been documented countless times directly targeting civilians, including reporters, sniping women, children, sexual assault, the list goes on. It's a quick search away to see a very, very long list of war crimes. https:&#x2F
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Who said their aim is to "wipe jews off the face of the earth"? Always claims without citations. The reality is quite different however[1] [1] https://x.com/incontextmedia/status/1720877046664986750
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Two completely different things. Even the UN acknowledges a people's right to resist occupation. 9/11 was condemned by practically all Islamic Scholars.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
The same civilians that are killing them day in and day out?
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Let's not victim blame here. Would you have called the Indians evil for wanting to have liberty from the british occupiers? What about the many other european colonies in Asia and Africa, were the locals "evil" for wanting to
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by za3faran 4mo ago
It's enough to hear what their genocidal maniac of a CEO says.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Golang and rust should not be grouped into the same category though. The former is closer to Java/C#, and gets beaten by them in large systems.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Most, if not all those countries are western, who are enabling the genocide in Palestine. Let's not pretend they have any moral ground to stand on. I'm not defending what Hezb did in Syria, but let's not forget that they emer
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Those "terrorists" only arose after the zionist occupation. To everyone else other than the zionist occupiers, they are freedom fighters.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
The yelling is not only happening online, we're starting to see a shift in policy. As I mentioned, the sentiment for the zionist entity in the USA is in the dirt among the younger generation. This isn't just about Gaza, it's
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Politics shift extremely quickly, and it's very well known that only a handful of people in power support the zionist entity. There are no real alliances with israel from Muslim nations if that's what you are alluding to. Maybe on
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Yes we know about what they call the "Samson option". The west supported and allowed an extremely brutal, unhinged colonizer do whatever it wanted right after WW2 and now everyone has to pay the price. If they use it, the entire w
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by za3faran 4mo ago
The implication of stopping tax dollars from going there is that they will not be able to sustain themselves. This is obvious to many people at this point in time, and this latest war against Iran has awakened even more (let alone the ongoi
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by za3faran 4mo ago
The movement is growing slowly but surely. More and more people want nothing to do with them, and to want to cease sending tax dollars that enable them to continue their atrocities.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Which is why we use platforms and languages that offer superior GCs, optimization, speed, and observability, like the JVM and Java.
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Why doesn't Java seem to have anything close to this issue? Isn't it a solved problem?
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by za3faran 4mo ago
Do you mean an empiricism-only view? That has its flaws as you know.
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by za3faran 5mo ago
It is not a static string, the `param` argument gets passed in each time. I modified the above benchmark to add an int parameter in addition to the `param` argument from before. However now it's testing an itoa as well as it is depende
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by za3faran 5mo ago
You didn't correct anything. My email is in my profile if you wish to have a proper academic discussion with primary sources.
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by za3faran 5mo ago
What if you have many clients that are constantly coming in, when do you decide to free the memory after sending their respective responses?

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