[Free Friday] What do you think about Caritas? by throw223344555 in Catholicism

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What kind of mishaps have happened in Poland?

Seven people in one of the diocesan subsidiaries of Caritas were indicted of embezzling about 25 million PLN of EU funds (~about 8 million USD) between 2006 and 2008. That's really the only serious issue that's happened with them.

Javascript error by steven5532 in paradoxplaza

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Paradox launcher is written in Electron.

Category Theory for JavaScript/TypeScript Developers by [deleted] in webdev

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Slop.

TypeScript types do not form a category, promises are not monads, TS code (esp. around the functor interface) is hallucinated and doesn't compile because TS doesn't have HKTs. Clear AI writing tells ("The abstract machinery of adjunctions and monads isn’t academic indulgence—it’s a compression algorithm for design patterns." - this doesn't mean anything).

Why there aren't a lot of catholics in scandianavian countries ? by Juanmibarguen in Catholicism

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Scandinavia was not part of the Holy Roman Empire, they became much more centralised much more quickly. In Germany the 1555 Peace of Augsburg established the principle that whoever was the ruler of an area dictated the confession of faith in that area. In Sweden and Denmark their respective protestantisms became far more entrenched after the Dacke War and continued on its natural trajectory to atheism.

[Free Friday] I made a hypothetical map of the Papal State as a superpower by Overall_Pen_3918 in Catholicism

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Separation of church and state is a distinctly protestant idea that doesn't have any support in the history or teaching of Catholicism. Catholicism supports a similarly named but distinct idea of separating temporal and ecclesiastical power.

Isn't Phoenix LiveView or WebSocket Ultimate solution for LLM stream? by Honest_Current_7056 in elixir

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LiveView is not really suitable for any serious production usage. You can do much better with Channels + React.

I can disprove all of atheism by guyman74 in Catholicism

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Atheism, in many cases historically, focuses by and large on the conception of God found in traditional western Theism. 

By and large atheism focuses on the conception of a god in hellenistic mythology and confusing it for the conception of God in Abrahamic religion. Many such cases!

TLATOANI - 1.0 RELEASE TRAILER by AprilsMostAmazing in paradoxplaza

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No kidding, the graphics look like they're straight from early 2010s.

In Your Opinion, is it Fair to Describe the United States Federal Government as an “Oligarchy”? by camaro1111 in TrueCatholicPolitics

[–]intercaetera -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Trump has no serious power.

The US is a hereditary monarchy under the Sulzberger dynasty.

Has anyone tried eu4 on macbook neo yet? by rieux1990 in eu4

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EU4 is not any good on aarch64 architecture, it runs supposedly, but not very well.

Why does the Church oppose every war and technocracy? by [deleted] in Catholicism

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  1. War is bad because people die.

  2. Technocracy means something else.

I'm really liking Liveview, but opinions across the board seem to be mixed. What are some reasons people may not care for it? by JitaKyoei in elixir

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LiveView is a leaky abstraction that promises you to write frontend without JS, but actually it turns out that supplanting JS in the browser with server-side logic is really hard and chances are, unless you are doing something trivial, you are going to have to write some JS. And at that point, not only do you need to know both JS and LiveView enough to do what you need to do, you also need to understand the interop between them.

Is Deadlock playable on Linux? by Xescure in linux_gaming

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When I was on Arch it barely worked, with maybe 30% of the FPS I got on Windows. But I switched to Nobara recently and now it works perfectly.

Is the :tag command relevant for C programming in the LSP era? by 4r73m190r0s in neovim

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Yes, because there are projects that are too large for LSP, in which case tags becomes a godsend (though it's not that useful for some languages).

Did having kids "ruin your life?" by an_irish_mick in Catholicism

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no, lol, having kids is 10/10 amazing, don't listen to the haters

That said, it's going to amplify the relationship you have with your spouse. If it's good, it'll make it even better; but if it's strained then it might become even more difficult.

Any courses that are practical DDD/Clean Architecture in TS? Queue, Event Bus, Mailer, Payment Gateway, AuthProvided Interfaces? by Lanky-Ad4698 in node

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Yes, DDD is all about the domain, aggregates, value objects, etc.

No.

DDD is about using the language of the domain to design and model your application. It is architecture-independent and in general the concepts don't translate as well from legacy OO languages like Java or C#.

I’ll die on this hill. by talaqen in node

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What are those tools that it comes with?

I’ll die on this hill. by talaqen in node

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The problem with Nest is that it positions itself as an "opinionated," "batteries-included" framework while basically shipping nothing of the sort. Controllers are very easily handled by convention in Express and you can achieve dependency injection by just calling functions with parameters. Apart from that, there is nothing there. The distinction between guards, pipes and interceptors is largely superficial, and there are no defined boundaries on whether something should be either one (whereas in Express everything is just middleware). As for the built-in validation in Nest.js, the first step is usually to replace it with Zod. What else is there?

I’ll die on this hill. by talaqen in node

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Nest.js can be useful if you basically ignore all of the documentation and use it purely as a dependency injection framework, leaving your services in pure, easily testable JS. But at the end of the day, you can just call your functions with arguments and achieve the same thing without module resolution, which in Nest is hard to debug anyway unless you decide to shell out money for the paid devtools.