Genesis chapter 1 describes God's creation of the world over six days. Each day, God brought more order and life to the formless earth. God created light, sky, land, plants, stars, sea life, birds, animals, and finally humans, who God created in His own image. The chapter shows that God carefully and purposefully created an orderly world and all that exists in it.
The document discusses the concept of free will according to Christian theology. It provides three examples of areas where humans have free will: 1) to decide who or what to serve (God or other gods/idols), 2) to decide whether to obey or disobey God's commands, and 3) to decide between choosing life or death. It then discusses five theological positions associated with Arminianism: that salvation depends on faith, the atonement is sufficient for all but applied to believers, no one can save themselves without God's help, God's grace is the sole source of salvation but can be resisted, and God's grace enables believers to resist sin though salvation can be lost by turning away from God.
Joe and Noemi Szabo have been serving as AGWM missionaries in Southern Europe since 1991, sharing the gospel, planting churches, teaching and training, and leading as area directors. They pray for the sick and partner with national churches to advance God's kingdom. However, there are still billions of people who are unreached by the gospel. Jesus commanded believers to be witnesses to the ends of the earth. The Szabos' vision is to help train the next generation of pastors and missionaries to reach the lost and plant churches in Europe and around the world. They request prayer for open doors to share the gospel, the next generation of European pastors, their family, the missionary team in Europe, and fresh
stackconf 2024 | IGNITE: Practical AI with Machine Learning for Observability...NETWAYS
Machine Learning for observability can be challenging, given the uniqueness of each workload. However, we can leverage ML to detect individual component anomalies, even if they are sometimes noisy/imprecise. At Netdata, we use ML models to analyze the behaviour of individual metrics. These models adapt to the specific characteristics of each metric, ensuring anomalies can be detected accurately, even in unique workloads. The power of ML becomes evident when these seemingly noisy anomalies converge across various services, serving as indicators of something exceedingly unusual. ML is an advisor, training numerous independent models for each individually collected metric to achieve anomaly detection based on recent behaviour. When multiple independent metrics exhibit anomalies simultaneously, it is usually a signal that something unusual is occurring. This approach to ML can be instrumental in uncovering malicious attacks and, in many cases, predicting combined failures across seemingly unrelated components.
This Presentations defines communication skills as the ability to exchange information via the use of language, both receptively and expressively. It examines several forms of communication based on organizational linkages and flow. Semantic concerns, emotional/psychological considerations, corporate policies, and personal attitudes can all operate as communication barriers. Effective communication is two-way, with active listening and feedback, and it is clear, concise, complete, concrete, respectful, and accurate. Good communication skills are essential for career success, dispute resolution, connection building, and increased productivity.
stackconf 2024 | Ignite: Is rust good for Kubernetes by Natalie Serebryakova ...NETWAYS
Rust is a powerful and safe systems programming language that has been gaining popularity among developers due to its emphasis on safety, speed, and concurrency. Kubernetes, on the other hand, is an open-source container orchestration platform that automates deploying, scaling, and managing containerized applications written in Go.
This talk will cover how easy it is to develop Rust-based Operators in Kubernetes using an example of an operator for Managing the PVC Lifecycle.
stackconf 2024 | Test like a ninja with Go by Ivan Presenti.pdfNETWAYS
Not tested? Not done! Yet another talk about tests? I aim to present you with the techniques and tools you might use to build efficient and reliable tests. We’ll use Go, which provides a great testing experience. I’ll show you overlooked techniques such as benchmarking, fuzzing, etc. Plus, I’ll introduce you to the most popular libraries and packages used to test Go code.