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On White Lies and Gas Lights
14 February 2018
When was the last time you told a “white lie”? You know the one I mean, that harmless little lie you told to avoid hurting someone’s feelings. Our world is rife with them, and they are slowly killing me.
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Building an Interpreter for Propositional Logic
Part 2: Proper Propositional Logic
03 January 2018
The second in a series of posts laying out the process, step by step, of building an interpreter in Ruby for working with propositional logic. In this second post, we expand the interpreter to handle the full range of valid expressions in classical propositional logic.
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Building an Interpreter for Propositional Logic
Part 1: Starting Simple
29 December 2017
The first in a series of posts laying out the process, step by step, of building an interpreter in Ruby for working with propositional logic. In this first post, we build an interpreter for working with simple logical expressions and dig into the specifics of the parts of an interpreter as well as the basics of propositional logic.
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Death of Self
A Christmas Story
19 December 2017
A remembering of the time I experienced the death of my self.
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The Word of God
04 September 2017
What does the phrase Word of God mean?
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On Antinomies and Paradoxes
02 September 2017
Should the central tenets of Christian theology be best understood as antinomies, or paradoxes, or both?
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Degrees of Separation
25 August 2017
When talking about God, I’m not so certain that we have a great understanding of what we can and cannot say properly, or what we can and cannot understand properly.
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I am but a water glass
24 August 2017
I am but a water glass,
a container for my life.
Life osmoses through me
forming droplets of moments
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Time in Ruby and ActiveRecord
20 August 2017
How does the Ruby
Time
class relate to the ActiveRecordtime
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Portrait of Pain II
20 August 2017
I had felt it for a while, though even then I didn’t know it. I didn’t know that I knew. It’s odd when truth gnaws at your gut, but you stubbornly ignore it. It is odd because, on the one hand, you know it, but on the other, you don’t. It’s odd and...