Journal
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We Will Always Need Determinism from Machines
For most of the history of computing, one assumption defined how we interacted with machines: Computers are deterministic. Give a computer the same input, and it will produce the same output every time. If it doesn’t, something is wrong. We… Continue reading
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Museums
Our company‘s CEO encouraged the entire team to take a couple of hours this week and visit a museum. I took a bit of time this afternoon and visited Museum London, our main museum here in town. Coincidentally, their website… Continue reading
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Death
Hunger exists because food exists. We get sleepy. Then we get sleep. Then we’re not sleepy anymore. Every desire points to something that exists, something that can fulfill it. To me, the despair that death brings, and the desire for… Continue reading
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What is Love?
Don’t. Yes, I know the song. The best definition I’ve heard is this: To will the good of the other. Under that definition, you can love anyone, even your enemies. Even those you find despicable, because turning un-despicable would be… Continue reading
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Leaving a Christian Homeschool Co-op: A Catholic Perspective
Our family recently had to make the hard decision to leave our non-denominational Christian homeschooling co-op after being a part of it for many years. This was a painful move, especially for our children, who looked forward to their weekly… Continue reading
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Religion
Yes, but some days I skip practice. Continue reading
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The Goal
The ultimate goal is to have lived a life of prayer. Becoming who you were created to become is the only objective that really matters. Continue reading
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Inspiring others
Strive to be the leader others aspire to be like, not the one they just aspire to be near. Continue reading
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Today
If one word could describe the kind of person you want to be today, what would it be? And why did you choose it? Continue reading




