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At your church, as a volunteer, on your staff, as customers. An unhealthy person can infect your team like toxins infect the human body. After some exposure, everyone feels sick. The optimist in you and me hope toxic people will become better. The good news is, sometimes they do. I find usually the people who are moderately impressed or even neutral on the first visit and warm up over time are the ones who are most healthy in the long run.

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Christians are notorious for bad behavior. Some Christians and church people are just downright mean. Why is this? Why are Christians so mean? And I will admit, I myself can behave pretty badly at times, and many of the Christians I know behave in far worse ways than many of the unbelievers I know. Some of it is our theology. We feel this gives us the right to look down upon others who are not one of us.

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Back to: Central Banking on Mars! I don't often comment on developments in IT these days because I am old and rusty and haven't worked in the field, even as a pundit, for over 15 years: but something caught my attention this week and I'd like to share it. This decade has seen an explosive series of breakthroughs in the field misleadingly known as Artificial Intelligence. Most of them centre on applications of neural networks, a subfield which stagnated at a theoretical level from roughly the late s to mid s, then regained credibility, and in the s caught fire as cheap high performance GPUs put the processing power of a ten years previous supercomputer in every goddamn smartphone. Every time you add an abstraction layer to a software stack you can expect a roughly one order of magnitude performance reduction, so intuition would suggest that a WebAssembly framework based on top of JavaScript running inside a web browser hosted on top of a traditional big-ass operating system wouldn't be terribly fast; but the other day I was reading about one such framework which, on a new Apple M1 Macbook Air not even the higher performance Macbook Pro could deliver GFlops, which would put it in the top 10 world supercomputers circa