Geek Orthodox
Fr. Justin (Edward) Hewlett"The geeks have inherited the earth." Exploring, evaluating, and adding to geek subculture from an Orthodox Christian perspective.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 85 | Subscribers | Read | geekorthodox.substack.com |
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Choose Your Own Programming Adventure
When I first “got into” computer programming at age 13, I had no idea I would end up becoming a Computer Science teacher. I was just having fun fooling around with my favourite computer game, Stellar Empires, which happened to be written in...
My Heart Leaps Up: The Collection and What Didn’t Make the Cut
So, I did it! I finally published a book! Well, almost… I’ve now gotten to the point where I pressed “publish” on Lulu, and now I have to wait for the proof copy to come to me so I can review it and finally approve it.
Inviting AI into the Writing Process
As a writer, I am fiercely protective of my writing. I am wrestling with saying here that I am fiercely protective of my “voice”, but I guess I’m a little suspicious of the vagueness of that term. What is a writer’s “voice”? His writing sty...
Why Is AI So Good at Coding?
Having begun my reflection on the impact of AI on the World of Code, I want next to consider why coding is one of those areas that AI is good at. And to engage with the question of whether it really is good at coding—or, maybe more importan...
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Father, spiritual and biological; lover of tech, lit, family, the Church, my wife, and, (hopefully) most of all, God.
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