The provided sources primarily explore literary journalism as both an academic discipline and a writing style, with a particular focus on Tom Wolfe's influential role and his complex legacy. One source highlights how Wolfe's 1973 publication, The New Journalism, solidified the field, though it also criticizes his emphasis on technique over ideological and political economy considerations. This text proposes a radical democratization of literary journalism, extending the definition of "literat...

Join Data Talks L’Oréal’s Chief Marketing & Digital Officer Asmita Dubey joins Wolfgang Fengler on Data Talks to unpack the “math & magic” of modern marketing, blending creativity and technology, the rise of beauty tech, and what Gen Z and Gen X really want.

Paweł Zaremba breaks down the role of oracles in DeFi: from price feeds and RWAs to signature aggregation, liquidations, and OEV. A fast-paced look at risks, incentives, and the future of data in Ethereum.-----PROMOCODE: BUIDLRADIO15-----Donate to Armed Forces of Ukraine:https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate-en/#donate-army-crypto-----Paweł Zaremba https://x.com/teghnetAndrey Sobol https://twitter.com/andrENsobol Polina Aladina https://twitter.com/Polycarpik-----Buidl Radio in twitter

The latest episode delves into the Ethereum Name Service with our special guest, Makoto Inoue. Learn about the significance of ENS, the auction mechanism behind it, its role in interoperability. Also, explore the implications of ENS in DAO governance, the proxy pattern, and the debate surrounding human-readable names.-----Donate to Armed Forces of Ukraine:https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate-en/#donate-army-crypto-----Makoto Inoue https://twitter.com/makoto_inoueAndrey Sobol

In the new episode, we discuss MPC Ceremony for generating Trusted Setup for Kate Polinomial Commitment in Ethereum. Our guest is Ignacio Hagopian, go-kzg-ceremony-client developer. If want to know more about MCP Ceremony, Protodanksharding just checkout this podcast.-----Donate to Armed Forces of Ukraine:https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate-en/#donate-army-crypto-----Ignacio Hagopian https://twitter.com/ignaciohagopianAndrey Sobol https://twitter.com/andrENsobol Polina Aladina

Join us for a deep dive into the world of blockchain technology in this podcast episode, where we explore a variety of topics related to DApps, Ethereum, and more. With Gregory Markou we discuss everything from privacy concerns of DApps, the intricacies of running an RPC node to the benefits and limitations of light clients in Ethereum.-----Donate to Armed Forces of Ukraine:https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate-en/#donate-army-crypto-----Greg Markou https://twitter.com/gregthegreekAndrey Sobol

Welcome to this episode of Buidl Radio, where we dive into the complex world of Zero Knowledge Proofs. Join us as we welcome special guest Toghrul Maharramov to discuss the difficulties of designing ZKEVM, the spectrum of Zk-rollups, other exciting use cases for zero-knowledge, time lock encryption, and much more.-----Donate to Armed Forces of Ukraine:https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate-en/#donate-army-crypto-----Toghrul Maharramov https://twitter.com/toghrulmaharramAndrey Sobol

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Donate to Armed Forces of Ukraine:https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate-en/#donate-army-crypto-----Gleb Naumenko https://twitter.com/ffstlsAndrey Sobol https://twitter.com/andrENsobol Polina Aladina https://twitter.com/Polycarpik-----Buidl Radio in twitter https://twitter.com/buidlradioBuidl Radio in telegram https://t.me/buidlradio-----Audio versions:Apple podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/buidl-radio/id1652406225Google podcast

There was a bug in an OpenPGP library which finally gave us an excuse to tear encrypted email via PGP to shreds. Our special guest William Woodruff joined us to help explain the vuln and indulge our gnashing of teeth on why email was never meant to be encrypted and how other modern tools do the job much, much better.Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoL3LfIozJoTranscript: https://securitycryptographywhatever.com/2025/08/22/stop-using-encrypted-email-with-william-woodruffLinks:-

Episode Summary Kevin Dunbar joins Maribel Lopez to discuss how AI is revolutionizing commercial fleet management through Ford Pro Intelligence. With nearly two decades of experience at companies like Cisco and Palo Alto Networks, Kevin shares insights on how Ford's commercial division is processing over a billion data points daily to help fleet operators optimize operations, reduce costs, and improve safety.AI with Maribel Lopez: Transforming Fleet Management with Kevin Dunbar Guest: Kevin D...

In this episode, Lisa Coe, Fin McLaughlin and Jay Timotheus talk about John Mason's 1987 article, "Only awareness is educable" from MT120, alongside Tom Francome's 2025 article, "Everyone can think mathematically" from MT296.Fin recommended two books in this episode: Thinking Mathematically, by John Mason, Leone Burton and Kaye Stacey (Pearson, 1982, and 2010) and Researching Your Own Practice: The Discipline of Noticing, by John Mason (Routledge, 2001).Mathematics Teaching is the journal of the

In episode 29 of Recsperts, I welcome Craig Macdonald, Professor of Information Retrieval at the University of Glasgow, and Aleksandr “Sasha” Petrov, PhD researcher and former applied scientist at Amazon. Together, we dive deep into sequential recommender systems and the growing role of transformer models such as SASRec and BERT4Rec.Our conversation begins with their influential replicability study of BERT4Rec, which revealed inconsistencies in reported results and highlighted the

The provided text describes Iceland's "Kitchenware Revolution," a period of significant civil unrest that occurred between late 2008 and early 2009. Triggered by the severe financial crisis and the collapse of the nation's major banks, the Icelandic public expressed their outrage through widespread protests, notably by using pots and pans to create noise. These demonstrations aimed to hold the government and financial institutions accountable, demanding the resignation of key officials and th...

This book, "The Black Jacobins" by C.L.R. James, originally written in 1938, explores the Haitian Revolution in San Domingo (now Haiti) and its connections to the French Revolution. It details the brutal realities of slavery on the island, the economic motivations of European powers like Britain and France regarding the slave trade and colonial produce, and the complex social hierarchy among whites, Mulattoes, and enslaved and free blacks. The text particularly highlights the rise of Toussain...

In this episode, Elizabeth Bridgett, Lisa Coe and Jay Timotheus compare and contrast Mike Askew's 1999 article, "Teaching numeracy: will we ever learn?" from MT168 with Jane Hawkins' much more recent, 2025 article, "Why purposeful talk in mathematics lessons matters" in MT296.Also mentioned in this episode is the 1999 paper "Arbitrary and Necessary Part 1: A Way of Viewing the Mathematics Curriculum", Dave Hewitt's first in a three-part series in For the Learning of Mathematics, as well as Mike

This comprehensive work, edited by Umberto Eco, offers a history of Western ideas of beauty, beginning with ancient Greek concepts of proportion and harmony as seen in sculpture and philosophy. The text progresses through the Medieval period, exploring the significance of light, color, and symbolism, even touching upon the perception of ugliness and monstrous forms within a divine plan. It then transitions to the Renaissance and Baroque eras, discussing changing ideals of human and artistic b...

This compilation of excerpts, primarily from Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex," critically examines the historical and societal construction of woman as "the Other." The text begins by asserting that various male-dominated institutions have historically relegated women to a subordinate position, often through philosophical, religious, and legal justifications. It then explores biological data, challenging interpretations that attempt to confine women to domestic roles based on their repro...

This collection of texts offers a multifaceted examination of Tillie Olsen's literary works, particularly "Tell Me a Riddle," "Yonnondio," and "Silences," exploring their autobiographical underpinnings and connections to her experiences as a working-class woman, political activist, and mother. The analyses highlight Olsen's unique narrative strategies, such as her use of "heteroglossia" to amplify marginalized voices and challenge dominant discourse. Critics discuss how Olsen's fiction explor...

Discover how Tier 1 math interventions and the Mastery Math Method help students remember lessons — and even break past the limits of the bell curve! In this masterclass clip, Cheri Dotterer (OT, author of Handwriting Brain Body DisConnect) and Jonily Zupancic (Jay-Z, Math Specialist and author of Making Mathineers) reveal the neuroscience-based strategies behind the Mastery Math Method. ✅ How Tier 1 interventions shift outcomes for all learners ✅ Real data: from second grade to high school