Ryan Kaufman

Christian, Latinist, programmer, husband to @LiddyBelle, father, grad of @RTSCharlotte, Bible nerd.

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

ECCE, it's finally here!

The first Latin Bible with macrons.

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Tolle Lege!

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@dioscuri 💡For Campaign style games and an absent player: Give an AI agent all previous decisions an absent player has made. Maybe upload basic info like play style and any larger plans he had for the campaign.

[Timothy A. Lee Publishing @TimothyALeePub]

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[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@alfarojoshua3 @NeilShenvi It’s almost like, and hear me out, careful nuance is more truthful than extremism.

[Timothy (Tim) Lee @Timothy_A_Lee]

New Greek readers are out!
The Greek Pentateuch (individual books or combined) and the Septuagint Psalms! I had great fun in Caesarea over the weekend the city which saw the production of Origen' Hexapla, and Codex Vaticanus! Click the link to see a brief video!

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@Randyturtle7 @DrJordanBCooper The NT writers would literally have to quote the book of Enoch to convince modern theologians of the divine beings interpretation of Gen 6….

oh wait….

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

#Mishnah

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🚨Mishnah Just out, parallel Hebrew – English edition! Like & Repost with #Mishnah tag to win a set*!

[Virgil @VirgilsQuill]

I love that we’re the new Rome. Peace with Persia in the afternoon and a gladiator fight in the evening, all on the Emperor’s birthday. Another 1,000 years.

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@CharlesJSturge @sentantiq All interpretation has a subjective component. To be fair, the closer one sticks to hard data, the less room for subjectivity. Humanities usually involves lots of interpretation and even prescription, latent or overt.

Please engage with my points, tired of rabbit trails.

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@CharlesJSturge @sentantiq (And sometimes for good reason on that last point, I should add)

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@CharlesJSturge @sentantiq Overtly political talks is the surface symptom. I know not to go to such talks at conferences. Its the deep ideological rot that pervades the not overtly ideological papers that I dislike.

Just like your type decry the classics scholarship of, say, the last few centuries.

[Lottie 🪷 @penodyceo]

i’m sure y’all would be thrilled to find out the text on this page is specifically the catalogue of the ships lmaoo

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@B_A_Purtle @DrGladd That’s not how symbolic stories work, my dude!

Least not 2nd Temple Jewish apocalypses.

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@AesirAesthetics I live for this kinda high level FromSoft commentary

[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

discovering basic web dev from first principals

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@0xblacklight Handy

Free, open source, fast & good local models (just use Parakeet).

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@JoshuaBarzon All of the above!

(With caveats)

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@WassonWatch @JoshuaBarzon For most purposes, yes, but have you tried KJV as audio Bible? There is absolutely nothing better. KJV was translated with reading aloud in mind. It’s beautiful.

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@proginosko Looking forward to reading!

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@TexasPreacher Philosophy of the day*

[Ryan Kaufman @Kaufman792]

@TexasPreacher I’m indebted to understanding scripture well, to have it master me. YECism is as cultural and reflective of the culture of the day as anything else. I want to read and understand this book on its terms. Not mine.