It’s been a while. I kind of dislike the idea of posting my thoughts and musings on social media as I find it increasingly frustrating to even view, let alone contribute to. So instead I’m thinking I will start posting … Read More
Our family got Emma almost 6 years ago. She’s been an important part of the kids lives growing up and a great companion to me (especially when the kids are gone). Her 6th birthday is just around the corner — … Read More
It’s been over 29 months since my last post… A lot of major events have happened in my life. Through it all, one of my regrets is not continuing to write as I had been doing before. Although I was … Read More
(I sometimes write little fragments of writing like this. It’s not really intended for anything other than a way for me to relax and practice writing. I usually write in a single sitting and then review for obvious grammatical or … Read More
Way up in the hinterlands, miles from any other humans, two men faced each other on a rocky ridge covered in lava flows and avalanche lilies. “It was clearly a suboptimal algorithm!” the taller man yelled, with his arms outraised. … Read More
A part of Carl Jung’s contribution to the world of psychology, is his concept of “archetypes”. From Wikipedia: In Jungian psychology, archetypes are highly developed elements of the collective unconscious. Being unconscious, the existence of archetypes can only be deduced … Read More
I’m finding myself a little disillusioned by how completely and totally consumers have been trained to value style over functionality. The trend has especially hit home for me in the technical world. A demo using the latest glitzy technology automatically wins … Read More
The following is a not terribly organized set of ramblings that I had regarding augmented reality. Just for the sake of defining what I’m talking about, Wikipedia refers to augmented reality as: Augmented reality (AR) is a live direct or … Read More
This is not meant as an in-depth review, but really more of a commenting on the book “The Current Justification Controversy” by O. Palmer Robertson, edited by by John Robbins and published by the Trinity Foundation. The book is somewhat … Read More
Terrorism is sticky to define. One definition is: the use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims. This seems far too simplistic. Isn’t every war about the pursuit of political aims? Don’t wars employ violence and intimidation? … Read More