Explore open source through the eyes of eight Nigerian 🇳🇬 students making an impact in tech. Hear their stories, how they started, and what open source means to them. Check out Episode I: Hello World 🎥 gh.io/AAsi0qg
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In the age where #informationrules, #News is king! This is the foundation for which #Ipunch was created. To present news stories from within the continent that have a great impact on African Youths, all to spark the right conversations. In this new episode, we take a back seat from our usual delivery to explain our creation-intent. * Why do we exist? * Why the name Podgram? * Why I-punch and Exhale Sunday? Get the answers on these questions here: https://lnkd.in/dd2JASvp Listen and share widely.
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Efficient Concurrency in Go The episode 5 video blogpost is out now!💻 Pair watching the episode with reading the blogpost for additional comprehension! 📰Read now: https://lnkd.in/dBPzRmct Stay tuned for more episodes from our expert in #Go, William Kennedy in this mini series.🤓#golang
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Very insightful conversation with Logan Merrill, a UBIT system administrator, about the importance of accessibility in IT. Thanks for the insights, Logan!
It's bittersweet to share our last UB Tech Talk with University at Buffalo VPCIO Brice Bible as our host today. Watch Brice's important discussion on technology and accessibility with UBIT Unix Systems Administrator Logan Merrill. Hear how technology impacts Logan’s life everyday as someone with a visual impairment, how Logan and UB strive to develop systems accessible for all, and how AI is already making a difference for accessibility. If you missed one of our episodes with Brice, find all 10 podcasts at https://lnkd.in/gi4CRXMt. Huge thanks to Sarah Zamer and Dennis Reed Jr for all of your incredible hard work and expertise in creating such a professional, engaging video podcast.
Tech Talk with UB VPCIO Brice Bible Episode 10: Logan Merrill (with audio descriptions)
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Forehead time! Stream update. Next streams: FRI 👉 Reaction stream, Uncle Bob x ThePrimeagen (youtube) WED 👉 Episode with Bryan Finster THU or FRI 👉 Strategies to face your team's resistance to testing legacy code
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🎙 Nolan Ether's "Etherverse podcast" is blasting off with a season premiere that'll blow your mind wider than Neo waking up from the Matrix (but with a blue pill of pure future-shock awesome!). 😎 Gen Z and Alpha? They're not just tech users, they're architects crafting a whole new reality. Think of Willy Wonka of the digital age, inventing mind-bending experiences that would make Charlie Bucket lose his government. 🔥 This first episode dives deep into the fascinating world of these Virtual Natives. Nolan sits down with the brilliant minds behind "Virtual Natives," Leslie Shannon and Catherine D. Henry, to crack the code on this generation. But that's just the beginning! ☄ Get ready to go DEEP. Nolan's got a whole season planned, featuring visionary minds who'll share their experiences with these digital pioneers. We're talking about the future being built, right before your ears! 🙄 Imagine the possibilities! Are you learning languages with an app download? That's just the tip of the iceberg. This episode is your chance to peek behind the curtain and see the future unfold. "Don't just listen to technology – these Virtual Natives speak their language fluently". 🏄♂️ Nolan surf big waves to explore how they interact with the digital world on a new level. It's like comparing a flip phone to a smartphone with superpowers! 🧐 This isn't just a podcast, NO! NO! NO! it's a front-row seat to the future! Trust ME, you won't want to miss it.
"They're the kids and teens with the courage and the skills to deconstruct the world as it is and to rebuild it for themselves as they prefer it to be." 💭 That's how my guest Leslie Shannon and her co-author Catherine D Henry describe "Virtual Natives" — a term they've coined to represent the cohort of Gen Z and Gen Alpha who have grown up with incredible technology and now how to use it. 🚀 It's impossible to talk about "the future" without first understanding Virtual Natives — the topic of Episode 1 of Etherverse, coming soon. 🎙
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His creativity is next level and he hasn't duped in like 6 years! Youssef Sammouda shares some crazy stories about race conditions, exploiting hash change events, and leveraging scroll to text fragments. Watch this episode now: https://loom.ly/ovfwWUc
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👋🏻 Hej! It‘s ‚Super Diffusion‘ again ... Another week of exciting news, facts and figures lies behind me and I hope I have picked out the really important ones for you here. I'll be delighted if these news items catch on with you and you spread them further ... Let’s grow a ‘Super Diffusion’: Like it, share it & and make it come to life! ➡️ Link to my Substack in the comments
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Director of the Conflict Management, Resolution & Negotiation Graduate Program| Bar-Ilan University
Colleagues often ask me about the practical implications of my studies on readiness theory. If you're curious and want to grasp the essentials, I invite you to listen to my recent appearance on the NaC (Negotiation and Conflict Management) podcast with Michael Gross. In our conversation, I condensed the key insights from my research on the 'readiness strand,' which builds on Dean Pruitt’s foundational work. We discussed how this advanced framework can help identify when conflicting parties are genuinely prepared to move from stalemate to negotiation, and eventually, to peace agreements. It's a deep dive into the mechanisms that encourage negotiation in some of the world’s most persistent conflicts, grounded in real-world examples from places like Aceh and Sudan. Whether you're a fellow academic, a practitioner in conflict resolution, or just interested in how peace can be achieved in seemingly impossible situations, this episode offers valuable perspectives. Tune in to get a comprehensive yet concise overview of how the 'readiness strand' can make a difference in conflict resolution. https://lnkd.in/dzvbTmSC
