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Josh Daws
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Josh Daws
@JoshDaws
Christ and culture. Helping Christians think clearly about what's coming next. AI workshops | Consulting | Cultural Commentary
Georgia Katılım Ocak 2008
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@STayl77476615 If I ever meet him it’s the one I will thank him for. It’s made me a better dad.
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@JoshDaws I'm a bit scared it wouldn't hold up because I haven't seen it in decades, but Hook was a massive childhood favorite. I get a bit weepy just thinking about it. If I'm honest, it's probably the Spielberg film that's meant the most to me.
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Me watching all the leading AI companies releasing things I built for myself and have been using for a month.
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Thariq@trq212
We just released Claude Code channels, which allows you to control your Claude Code session through select MCPs, starting with Telegram and Discord. Use this to message Claude Code directly from your phone.
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The #1 item of the Democrat platform is murdering precious babies like this.
You cannot be a Democrat and a Christian.
Anna Lulis@annamlulis
How babies will feel when we end abortion
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Well now my older daughter has sent me a response to the folks worried about this maternal impersonator she has. I have no idea what my other daughter is doing 😂
Malissa Canton@MalCan4401
@conservmillen I dont think its so much the checking as the impersonating part that people think isnt right.
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To reject the Bibles teaching on the sinfulness of sodomy or abortion is to reject his Lordship, and therefore to reject both the Apostles and Nicene Creed.
Holy Post Media@HolyPost_Media
The label “heretic” gets thrown around way too easily these days. If you profess the Nicene Creed & the Apostles’ Creed, you count as a legitimate Christian. Period. Christians will always disagree about important political & social issues and matters of doctrine. But at the end of the day, if someone affirms the essential truths outlined in the creeds, they are not heretics or apostates. 🎙️Holy Post 670 with @philvischer, @skyejethani & @kaitlynschiess
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The ability of the Claude team to learn from things like OpenClaw and implement features like this on a daily basis is a very strong argument that, for AI-powered coding teams, a very different software development process is possible, with large strategic implications.
Thariq@trq212
We just released Claude Code channels, which allows you to control your Claude Code session through select MCPs, starting with Telegram and Discord. Use this to message Claude Code directly from your phone.
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I’ve seen four of them. Of those, Parasite.
TylerCWhitmore@TylerCWhitmore
If the last 10 Best Picture winners were all nominated in the same year, who would get your vote?
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Most of my life, I've tried to discern God's plan after every disappointment. Some new situation would spark hope. "Oh, THAT'S why that happened." And then that wouldn't work out either. I'm finally old enough to admit I have no clue what God's up to, and I'm good with that.
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I've been thinking a lot about technology, work, and the future lately, especially as it pertains to AI. Thanks to @JoshDaws and @dokimazete for the productive conversations and thoughts you've brought to bear on the subject over the past couple of months. x.com/CalebMPowers/s…
Caleb M. Powers@CalebMPowers
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“…become cringe again…” My kids can attest that I’m ahead of the curve on this.
Kale Zelden@kalezelden
We are going to have to work through our collective irony-poisoning. It’s high time to become cringe again. Meaning hides under cringe.
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@suzania @dokimazete But that’s a luxury most can’t afford. LLMs used in that capacity serve the same role at a fraction of the cost.
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@JoshDaws @dokimazete I also think that in cases where ppl aren’t good writers, working with editors or co-writers is an act of love and solidarity— it’s such a good and important kind of relationship that it would be a profound loss to outsource it, like getting robots to care for our elders.
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To use the phrase “short circuit” with regard to a human being is already to have misunderstood reality.
neoluddite@dokimazete
Criticisms of AI often hinge on the idea that it short-circuits personal & critical development. It’s a recurring theme in AI ethics, especially in sermon prep: • Christ Over All: “short-circuits the process entirely” • 9Marks: “AI can easily short-circuit critical reflection”
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@Natasha_Crain @readwise will give you most of that in its app. I’m just using the new CLI with my AI agent.
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@JoshDaws Wait! How do you do this? I was JUST thinking yesterday how I wish so much that I had a way to aggregate and retrieve Kindle highlights in a useful way. Explain this magic to me!
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I've been reading most books on Kindle for 15 years. Now my digital assistant has access to all 11,328 highlights across 15 years and hundreds of books. This is what I mean when I talk about giving AI the right tools. "Give me everything I've highlighted about the church growth movement from David Wells."
Readwise@readwise
Introducing the Readwise CLI. Anything you've saved in Readwise (highlights, articles, PDFs, books, youtube, newsletters) is now instantly accessible from the terminal. For you, and your AI agents. npm install -g @readwise/cli
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There was no thought before writing? Socrates worried that writing would make us dumber. There are plenty of brilliant people who are able to articulate thoughts they never write down. I’ve recently been looking back at Ed Catmull’s book on creativity that he wrote with someone else because he’s not really a writer. Many such cases.
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@dokimazete But wrestling to write what you’re thinking *is the same thing as thinking*. If you can’t articulate what you’re getting at, you in many ways haven’t really gotten it. If the LLM articulates your unarticulated thought that just means that no person has had that thought.
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Talking with ppl who are fine with using generative llms for writing and trying to explain why they should not be is one of the more disturbing experiences I've had. Like, what I am trying to say is that you as a person matter, and y'all keep saying "prove it to me."
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This. This. THIS. A million times this.
neoluddite@dokimazete
2/ Today, no two writers approach their craft in exactly the same way. We should allow for discretion in if, when, and how AI is integrated. Dismissing AI as detrimental for everyone is inconsistent with the fact that current approaches already fail to meet the needs of many.
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If you see Project Hail Mary this weekend, I hope you'll remember how I told you over 3 years ago that stuff like this was going to explode in pop culture.
-From ironic cynicism to post-ironic sincerity.
-Embracing the "cringe" & the celebration of the earnest "try-hard."
-From deconstructing the past, to a nostalgia for some positive "vibe" we lost in the deconstruction.
-The rejection of Fight Club-era nihilism.
-The ability to stare at the apocalypse in front of you and be hopeful instead of a "doomer."
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We're a Christian nation
Get used to it
Margaret Brennan@margbrennan
The Secretary of Defense tells the American public to pray for our troops on bended knee and invoke Jesus' name....
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