us government went from telling miners “learn to code” to telling coders “learn to mine” in less than ten years

Santiago Mayer@santiagomayer.com · last yr.

This “genius” genuinely believes that healthcare budget analysts can simply be reassigned to making toasters.

It's that time of the year again, when Ephrem the Syrian describes the harrowing of hell in the most metal way possible.

Joshua@whyisjoshua.bsky.social · 2y ago

Ephrem the Syrian on the harrowing of hell in today's matins. Jesus' dead body as a chariot God rides on to invade Hades is a fun one!

Saint Hildegard of Bingen is a saint that is of particular interest to iconographers. Read and see why! Blessings, Christine Hales

Hildegard of Bingen: A Mystic’s Vision for the Iconographer

The Middle Ages was perhaps the last period in the West to possess a truly living cosmology—a worldview in which mysticism, theology, nature, and everyday life were understood as an inseparable whole. Rather than seeing creation as something separate from God, medieval mystics lived within the conviction that all things exist in God, and God is present in all things.

americanassociationoficonographers.com

All of this stuff about the Pope and the excommunication of the Society of St. Pius X has me thinking about the Paradox of Tradition, and how it interacts with my own Shammai-ness. Let me explain.

Anybody out there good with Syriac and programming? Was wondering if anybody would be interested in creating a program that can translate PDF documents written in Syriac into english. I've got some untranslated homilies by Jacob of Serugh that need translating

There are vast troves of treasures for a theological anthropology that can address the AI revolution in Augustine, of course, but also Irenaeus, the Cappadocians, Ephrem the Syrian…