@sscherdin @paulmyoung@newsie.social Nice! Discernment is certainly a process.
Husband, (grand)father, theology graduate student at St. Meinrad, ham radio op, backyard naturalist.
Radio interests: HF digimodes, APRS, SDR, utility DX, swl, occasional antenna homebrews. A veces bilingüe.
In candidacy for the permanent diaconate in the Diocese of Nashville.
@sscherdin @paulmyoung@newsie.social Nice! Discernment is certainly a process.
My daughter, who has had a degree in computer science for 25 years, posted this observation about ChatGPT on Facebook. It's the best description I've seen:
Ad cenam agni providi: https://www.jquinby.com/2023/04/10/ad-cenam-agni.html
@srseanm So far it's as good as I hoped; will almost certainly be getting more of these.
Sacra Pagina commentary on John arrived today. I'll be using it for a paper, but keeping it forever. It looks so good.
@bensaufley Found this: https://www.jstor.org/stable/660064?seq=12#metadata_info_tab_contents tl;dr article suggests from an Algonquin word
Current 747 flight
Diaconate formation weekend focus: Johannine literature. #theologidons #diaconate
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@k2cr glad to know it's working. journalctl looks normal but the 2 test links provided are giving me host-not-found errors.
@k2cr just set it up; pretty painless!
Former #ADSBExchange feeders are moving to a new server, adsb.fi. Coverage is light right now, but hopefully more feeders will come online soon.
If you're feeding #ADSB, please consider adding or switching by pointing to feed.adsb.fi
I ordered a book and it turned out to be coming from a seller in the UK. I know that it's en route but there's no other tracking information so I'm shuffling out to the mailbox every day to see if it shows up. At first I was annoyed but now it's sort of fun.
Is it here today? No? Oh well. Maybe tomorrow!
So I just migrated to 1Password from LastPass, and it was...seamless. Only hit one little issue with the built-in 2FA support and my GitHub account, but I got that sorted, and everything is working as expected.
There are so many things that this article gets right about the current state of Catholic literature!
https://www.osvnews.com/2023/01/22/let-in-the-darkness-to-show-the-light-a-plea-for-catholic-fiction/
Our culture "doesn’t need (and won’t read) apologetics and dialectics disguised as fiction. It doesn’t need stories about saintly believers and their pietistic lives. That’s what the Lives of the Saints are for — and those are necessary, don’t get me wrong — but knowing a story’s end before it even begins makes for poor fiction.
What’s needed are stories about faithful sinners (and doubters) undergoing Jacobean wrestling matches: stories of the hard struggle of loving one’s neighbor, the harder battle of loving one’s enemy, the impossible-seeming task of loving God, and the temptation between wide and narrow paths. That’s where every human being lives: doubt in tension with faith, despair in tension with hope, hardness in tension with charity."
Amen. Preach, brother!
I feel like more people should know about the Egyptian god Medjed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medjed
Latest job to be taken by robots: rabbis. https://www.jpost.com/jpost-tech/business-and-innovation/article-729095
RIP David Crosby. That one hurts.