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Josh Beard

Herman Gulch, Colorado. September 9, 2018. Photos from a hike at Herman Gulch, Colorado in September, 2018. This was a trail with plenty of beautiful scenery of mountain peaks, dense forest, open meadows, long views, creeks, and a lake. Though there was plenty of forest around, the trail was mostly exposed. It was not busy and fall was a great time of year to be there. Part of this trail is shared

Josh Ghent

Devblog 001: starting an API-as-a-service that detects suspicious logins, and where the existing tools fall short.

Josh Müller

Sometimes it’s easy to fall prey to the dual lies that 1) we’ll have our loved ones in our life more-or-less forever, and 2) that love is something that we can give too much of or run out of. It can be easy to withhold a kind word because we think we might not be creative enough to top it or live up to it later… or we might decide not to give that gift, thinking that maybe it would be better to wa

Josh Müller

Counterintuitive, but game-changing. For whatever reason, the cards often fall in such a way that the deficiencies or excesses presented in one problem end up fitting like a perfect puzzle piece into corresponding respective excesses or deficiencies of a different problem. That’s a central concept within regenerative agriculture paradigms like permaculture : one system’s detrimental and potentiall

Joshua Morris

Stephen Warwick reports Microsoft bringing four original Xbox games to PCs and handhelds—arguing that digital backward compatibility is not the same as owning physical media, and that four titles fall far short of preserving a library when most classic games are already commercially unavailable.

Joshua P. Steele

Joshua P. Steele

A fall reading list for seminars on the doctrine of creation, Barth, Bonhoeffer, and theological research.

Joshua P. Steele

My directed study reading list exploring Karl Barth and Dietrich Bonhoeffer's theological critique of religion at Beeson.