Tay Moss
@taymoss.bsky.social
Priest, start up founder (CHURCHx.ca, askcathy.ai, ecclesia.ai), sailor, dad. I spend a lot of time at the intersections of faith and technology. I can be found on Sundays at St. John the Baptist, Toronto (Anglican) and on weekdays at CHURCHx.ca .
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Really good chicken helmet. Best chicken helmet I’ve ever seen maybe.
September 13, 2026 at 7:16 PM
Really good chicken helmet. Best chicken helmet I’ve ever seen maybe.
Sometimes, you put a lot of eggs in the right basket.
September 10, 2026 at 1:55 AM
Sometimes, you put a lot of eggs in the right basket.
Vibe coding new features just does not get old. In a matter of a few hours I shipped TWO major new features. It’s still astonishing to see how good AI is at this stuff.
September 9, 2026 at 1:56 AM
Vibe coding new features just does not get old. In a matter of a few hours I shipped TWO major new features. It’s still astonishing to see how good AI is at this stuff.
Every time people in AI talk about the “track” we are on, all I can think of is “Trolly Problem”. And then I think about whether real train safety principles could be applied to AI. And then I think I think about trains too much.
September 7, 2026 at 4:56 PM
Every time people in AI talk about the “track” we are on, all I can think of is “Trolly Problem”. And then I think about whether real train safety principles could be applied to AI. And then I think I think about trains too much.
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Under the gold edge of this Chronicles of Narnia set lies a hidden painted scene, visible only when the pages fan open.
September 5, 2026 at 4:41 PM
Under the gold edge of this Chronicles of Narnia set lies a hidden painted scene, visible only when the pages fan open.
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white boy ASTONISHES by speaking FLUENT NEURALESE in openai SEV call
September 3, 2026 at 4:38 PM
white boy ASTONISHES by speaking FLUENT NEURALESE in openai SEV call
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A reminder for Corporate Democrats: New research from Yale found that Medicare for All would save over 114,000 lives and $1 trillion a year.
It's no surprise why the majority of Americans — including 90% of Democratic voters — support it.
It's no surprise why the majority of Americans — including 90% of Democratic voters — support it.
September 1, 2026 at 10:01 PM
A reminder for Corporate Democrats: New research from Yale found that Medicare for All would save over 114,000 lives and $1 trillion a year.
It's no surprise why the majority of Americans — including 90% of Democratic voters — support it.
It's no surprise why the majority of Americans — including 90% of Democratic voters — support it.
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he’s gonna go where tankies fear to tread
Reporter on Bond Market: The yields have come back up since then. Have you talked to Bessent about another type of intervention.?
Trump: The ultimate intervention is our military. And if we have to use that, we will.
Trump: The ultimate intervention is our military. And if we have to use that, we will.
August 22, 2026 at 11:30 PM
he’s gonna go where tankies fear to tread
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Elizabeth Hoisington: one of the first 2 women promoted to the rank of brigadier general in the US military, 11 June 1970.
Director, Women's #Army Corps (1966-71) where she expanded career tracks for women in fields including in intelligence & electronics. She died #OTD in 2007. #WomensHistory
Director, Women's #Army Corps (1966-71) where she expanded career tracks for women in fields including in intelligence & electronics. She died #OTD in 2007. #WomensHistory
August 21, 2026 at 11:07 PM
Elizabeth Hoisington: one of the first 2 women promoted to the rank of brigadier general in the US military, 11 June 1970.
Director, Women's #Army Corps (1966-71) where she expanded career tracks for women in fields including in intelligence & electronics. She died #OTD in 2007. #WomensHistory
Director, Women's #Army Corps (1966-71) where she expanded career tracks for women in fields including in intelligence & electronics. She died #OTD in 2007. #WomensHistory
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They do NOT make prayer books like they used to
August 19, 2026 at 11:59 PM
They do NOT make prayer books like they used to
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Technology's effect on jobs changes over time
In the First Industrial Revolution, handweaving had a "Golden Age" for 20 years because early machines made cheap yarn, which drove up demand for weavers. Then the powerloom came along, and handweavers lost their jobs and became the vanguard for Luddism
In the First Industrial Revolution, handweaving had a "Golden Age" for 20 years because early machines made cheap yarn, which drove up demand for weavers. Then the powerloom came along, and handweavers lost their jobs and became the vanguard for Luddism
August 20, 2026 at 2:10 AM
Technology's effect on jobs changes over time
In the First Industrial Revolution, handweaving had a "Golden Age" for 20 years because early machines made cheap yarn, which drove up demand for weavers. Then the powerloom came along, and handweavers lost their jobs and became the vanguard for Luddism
In the First Industrial Revolution, handweaving had a "Golden Age" for 20 years because early machines made cheap yarn, which drove up demand for weavers. Then the powerloom came along, and handweavers lost their jobs and became the vanguard for Luddism
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I’d feel extremely safe on this flight because I already know they had to work twice as hard, be twice as good and make half as many mistakes just to get into those seats.
Black women make up less than 1% of professional pilots.
Yeah, I’d sleep good on this flight. ✈️
Black women make up less than 1% of professional pilots.
Yeah, I’d sleep good on this flight. ✈️
August 18, 2026 at 3:01 AM
I’d feel extremely safe on this flight because I already know they had to work twice as hard, be twice as good and make half as many mistakes just to get into those seats.
Black women make up less than 1% of professional pilots.
Yeah, I’d sleep good on this flight. ✈️
Black women make up less than 1% of professional pilots.
Yeah, I’d sleep good on this flight. ✈️
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Where are most refugees in the U.S. from? 🌎
South Africans account for almost all refugees to the U.S. so far in fiscal year 2026.
South Africans account for almost all refugees to the U.S. so far in fiscal year 2026.
August 18, 2026 at 4:01 PM
Where are most refugees in the U.S. from? 🌎
South Africans account for almost all refugees to the U.S. so far in fiscal year 2026.
South Africans account for almost all refugees to the U.S. so far in fiscal year 2026.
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Pathologist Dr. Elizabeth Stern's pioneering research in cytopathology transformed cervical cancer from a frequently fatal disease into a highly treatable and preventable disease.
Her research revolutionized women’s healthcare. She died #OTD in 1980.
#WomenInSTEM
Her research revolutionized women’s healthcare. She died #OTD in 1980.
#WomenInSTEM
August 18, 2026 at 1:07 PM
Pathologist Dr. Elizabeth Stern's pioneering research in cytopathology transformed cervical cancer from a frequently fatal disease into a highly treatable and preventable disease.
Her research revolutionized women’s healthcare. She died #OTD in 1980.
#WomenInSTEM
Her research revolutionized women’s healthcare. She died #OTD in 1980.
#WomenInSTEM
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One of French puppeteer Raphaël Gromy’s most recognizable performances features a puppet painting real artworks on canvas, blending puppetry, live performance, and visual art into a unique theatrical experience. 😊
IG: @artistsuniversum
@raphael_gromy
IG: @artistsuniversum
@raphael_gromy
August 17, 2026 at 2:36 PM
One of French puppeteer Raphaël Gromy’s most recognizable performances features a puppet painting real artworks on canvas, blending puppetry, live performance, and visual art into a unique theatrical experience. 😊
IG: @artistsuniversum
@raphael_gromy
IG: @artistsuniversum
@raphael_gromy
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Turns out that RI has the ability to do this now, and not wait for the rest of the country to figure it out… why not start here?
Universal Health Coverage Could Save $1 Trillion and 114,000 Lives Every Year, Yale Study Projects
A single-payer universal health care system could cover every American, save more than 100,000 lives a year, and still cost $1 trillion less than the system it
ysph.yale.edu
August 17, 2026 at 2:14 PM
Turns out that RI has the ability to do this now, and not wait for the rest of the country to figure it out… why not start here?
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Computer scientist Margaret Hamilton coined the term “software engineer.”
She directed the Software Engineering Division at MIT’s Instrumentation Lab & led development of the on-board flight software for NASA’s Apollo Guidance Computer.
She was born #OTD in 1936 & turns 90 today! #WomenInSTEM
She directed the Software Engineering Division at MIT’s Instrumentation Lab & led development of the on-board flight software for NASA’s Apollo Guidance Computer.
She was born #OTD in 1936 & turns 90 today! #WomenInSTEM
August 17, 2026 at 1:11 PM
Computer scientist Margaret Hamilton coined the term “software engineer.”
She directed the Software Engineering Division at MIT’s Instrumentation Lab & led development of the on-board flight software for NASA’s Apollo Guidance Computer.
She was born #OTD in 1936 & turns 90 today! #WomenInSTEM
She directed the Software Engineering Division at MIT’s Instrumentation Lab & led development of the on-board flight software for NASA’s Apollo Guidance Computer.
She was born #OTD in 1936 & turns 90 today! #WomenInSTEM
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I love what Toronto's done with the new Biidaasige Park and the surrounding bike trails. What used to be industrial wasteland is now a green, winding urban park with 5km of multi-use trails just outside of downtown
August 9, 2026 at 8:16 PM
I love what Toronto's done with the new Biidaasige Park and the surrounding bike trails. What used to be industrial wasteland is now a green, winding urban park with 5km of multi-use trails just outside of downtown
My kid and I climbed an Irish mountain (Mt Tork). Key lesson: bring more water.
August 9, 2026 at 8:44 AM
My kid and I climbed an Irish mountain (Mt Tork). Key lesson: bring more water.
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Being forced to sit on the floor in Penn Station is exquisitely disgusting and as such is a quintessential New York experience
August 9, 2026 at 7:58 AM
Being forced to sit on the floor in Penn Station is exquisitely disgusting and as such is a quintessential New York experience
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The Russian economy is rapidly transitioning to the cloud.
August 3, 2026 at 6:12 PM
The Russian economy is rapidly transitioning to the cloud.
Getting ready for a trip to Ireland (my first) for some vacation time. Bringing a little light reading. I intend to listen quite a lot to John O’Donohue while we explore his fare land.
August 2, 2026 at 5:49 PM
Getting ready for a trip to Ireland (my first) for some vacation time. Bringing a little light reading. I intend to listen quite a lot to John O’Donohue while we explore his fare land.
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The population of eastern migratory monarchs could become extinct by 2080—but the fight to protect the species continues, Vann R. Newkirk II reports. He spoke with the grassroots activists, scientists, and enthusiasts helping protect these butterflies: theatln.tc/uVrgnqcS
📸: Ana Hop
📸: Ana Hop
August 2, 2026 at 4:00 PM
The population of eastern migratory monarchs could become extinct by 2080—but the fight to protect the species continues, Vann R. Newkirk II reports. He spoke with the grassroots activists, scientists, and enthusiasts helping protect these butterflies: theatln.tc/uVrgnqcS
📸: Ana Hop
📸: Ana Hop
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Few people understand that the UK university system is in crisis, but even fewer realise that many of the people losing their jobs are amongst the best in their fields
So it's farewell to the History subject area at the University of Hertfordshire, not the first nor the last to go. One of the best departments in the country, just extinguished like a snap of the fingers. Think of the waste. (1/2)
August 2, 2026 at 11:50 AM
Few people understand that the UK university system is in crisis, but even fewer realise that many of the people losing their jobs are amongst the best in their fields