Mind Matters

...totally unnecessary information from my head

Mac computer glowing in a dark room

Bash shortcuts I use often

Bash and the terminal are two of the best things to happen to computing. I can talk to the soul of the computer with just the tips of my fingers — talk about sheer power! It's the OG ChatGPT 😉.

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Best battle rap slogans #2

More battle rap slogans I like!

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Headphones hanging on a microphone stand with the microphone

Best battle rap slogans #1

As you may or may not know, I watch a lot of battle rap 😄. Here's a list of some of my favorite battle rap slogans. Enjoy!

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Mac computer glowing in a dark room

I made my blog a little faster

Let's admit it: the speed of this blog sucks. I've been trying to ignore it for a while, because I was thinking my code was perfect 😇 but it got too bad to ignore. Load times were taking up to 4 seconds, and it was embarrassing.

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Table of a variety of fruit, some whole, some cut open

Fruit inspectors in the faith

Most people in the faith are alright. They understand the one thing that binds all Christians: the gospel 🙏.

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Code is communication

Just like music, poetry, or even language, code is a form of communication. Each line, each variable name, each class name etc. tells a story and gives context to the reader of the code.

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Computer code on a computer monitor

Using types defeats the purpose of JavaScript

I read an article on dev.to (again) that talked about how important it is to know types used in JavaScript to do Typescript.

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Inside the center of a church with painted windows

Judas: The proud "publican"

Disclaimer: Judas was not a publican; he was the treasurer for Jesus and the disciples. I use the word as a metaphor because he behaves very similar to them.

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Paintings of biblical figures on temple walls

Nicodemus: The humble Pharisee

With the last couple posts I've posted, it may seem like Pharisees were always proud and publicans (and prostitutes) were always humble. Well, that was the rule, but there were definitely exceptions.

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Inside the center of a church with painted windows

The way of the publican (and the prostitute)

Yesterday I spoke about what to expect from Pharisees and how their mentality makes them think of themselves as better than their fellow men.

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