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The CFA Charter: Licence to (a career in) Finance?
CFA Society Switzerland
The CFA program, established by Benjamin Graham in 1947, stands as the global gold standard for financial professionals, boasting over 170,000 charter holders across 150 societies and a mission to promote ethical standards and professional excellence. Its comprehensive curriculum is often considered more extensive than a Master of Science in Finance, covering broad knowledge areas and deep ethical implications while offering specialized initiatives like ESG investing certificates alongside its core designation.…
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Sep 14
April 2026 Science Update
Open Force Field Initiative
The April 2026 Science Update highlights significant progress in the development of Ashc 2.3, a manuscript for which has been accepted for publication with an assigned DOI. A major focus of the first quarter was the cooperative optimization project aimed at creating a three-site water model that outperforms existing standards like TIP3P and OPC3 on physical properties such as density and mixing enthalpies.…
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Sep 14
Getting started with Git and GitHub [PythonLiveLessons #3]
Sebastiaan Mathôt
This episode introduces viewers to Git and GitHub, essential tools for version control and code management within the context of a Python project called Markdown Code Exec. The host explains that while previous episodes focused on developing this library—which executes Python code embedded in Markdown files—the current stage requires moving beyond a local-only setup. To prevent data loss and track changes effectively, the project needs to be uploaded to a cloud repository.…
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Sep 14
The eLife Model for research publishing: How does it work?
eLife
The eLife model represents a significant shift in research communication by offering a faster, fairer, and more transparent publishing process that integrates preprints with rigorous expert evaluation. Unlike traditional journals that simply accept or reject papers after peer review, eLife adopts a consultative approach where every submitted manuscript undergoes a thorough assessment regardless of the outcome.…
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Sep 14
January 2026 Q&A
Jon Gjengset
In this January 2026 Q&A session, the host shares significant personal updates, including his engagement in France and upcoming plans to marry and eventually start a family, though purchasing an apartment currently takes precedence over wedding logistics. He reflects on his age as a 36-year-old born in 1989 and discusses his preference for terminal-based editors like Vim over graphical interfaces, noting that while he has not tried Helix, he appreciates its stability.…
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Sep 14
Lecture 9: Programming - CSCI E-1 2010 - Harvard Extension School
Computer Science E-1
Programming is fundamentally the act of writing precise instructions, known as source code, to direct a computer's actions, requiring logical thinking to prevent common errors like crashes or infinite loops. While computers are powerful tools, they lack inherent intelligence and rely entirely on the programmer to define clear rules, distinguishing between programming languages used for logic, such as C, Java, and Python, and markup languages like HTML which structure content.…
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Sep 14
Supernovae: Witnessing Cosmic Explosions Firsthand – Yvette Cendes
Astronomy On Tap Seattle
The video explores the fascinating phenomenon of supernovae, beginning with an observation of familiar constellations like Orion to introduce Betelgeuse, a massive red star nearing the end of its life. The speaker explains that while most stars, including our Sun, will gently shed their outer layers when they die, only the most massive stars—those roughly eight times the mass of our Sun—end in a catastrophic supernova explosion.…
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Sep 14
Kent McGuire - #OpenEd18 Keynote
openedconference
Kent McGuire opens his keynote address by humorously acknowledging the late hour of the conference, jokingly asking for a backup person to intervene if he exceeds his allotted time. He candidly shares that he initially felt unqualified to speak on this topic and spent considerable time consulting with experts and communications professionals before deciding to attend.…
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Sep 14
The online competition between pro- and anti-vaccination views #RB20
Robustly Beneficial
The video discusses a critical issue regarding misinformation on social media, specifically focusing on the online debate between pro- and anti-vaccination views. A recent study published in *Nature* analyzed Facebook pages related to vaccines, categorizing them into three groups: pro-vaccination, anti-vaccination, and undecided. The research revealed that these communities are largely segregated into distinct clusters due to algorithmic recommendation systems, a phenomenon known as filter bubbles.…
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Sep 14
Tools of the Pornithologist: Using Robots to Spy on the Sex Lives of Birds
Nerd Nite East Bay
The video explores the evolutionary mystery of why male birds possess elaborate traits, such as the peacock's tail or the bowerbird's decorated structures, which often seem to hinder survival by attracting predators. While Charles Darwin struggled to explain these features through natural selection alone, he later proposed sexual selection, suggesting that females drive evolution by choosing mates with the most impressive displays.…
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Sep 14
Learn Python by Building 2 Projects
zuni
This comprehensive Python tutorial guides learners through building two interactive projects, starting with essential setup and progressing to complex game logic. The course begins by addressing the installation of Anaconda on Windows to access the Jupyter Notebook editor, which serves as the primary environment for coding exercises. Users are introduced to fundamental notebook operations such as executing cells, managing code blocks, and handling infinite loops before diving into practical applications.…
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Sep 14
Austin Tousaw on Cybersecurity, AI, and Building a Career Through Networks
Syracuse University iSchool
Austin Tousaw, a Senior Manager of Global Data Security Operations at McDonald's and a Syracuse University graduate, attributes his diverse career trajectory from Fidelity Investments and Meta to an AI startup primarily to foundational high school skills and the power of networking.…
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Sep 14
Theodore Roosevelt: Master Mason
Theodore Roosevelt Center at Dickinson State University
The video introduces Ira Drifus, a Master Mason and academic researcher at George Mason University, who explores the significant role Freemasonry played in the life of Theodore Roosevelt. Dr. Drifus explains that his lodge specializes in academic research and is deeply connected to the university community.…
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Sep 14
The Shadow of an Ass: Philosophical Choice & Aesthetic Experience in Apuleius with Dr Jeffrey Ulrich
We Are Being Transformed
In his book *The Shadow of an Ass*, Professor Jeffrey Ulrich argues that Apuleius's *Metamorphoses* actively engages ancient reader-response theory by compelling readers to choose between aesthetic indulgence and philosophical scrutiny. The novel, particularly in Book 11, disrupts the comic tone established in the first ten books to force a serious reflection on the protagonist Lucius's conversion, challenging traditional views that categorize this transformation as either entirely sincere or purely satirical.…
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Sep 14
Winner of the 2020 "Deutsch macht Spaß" contest: "I'll tell you about Deutsch" by Sophie Applin
UA German Department
The video features Sophie Applin, the winner of the 2020 "Deutsch macht Spaß" contest, sharing her humorous and honest struggles with learning German. She begins by acknowledging that while English is often seen as easy, German presents unique challenges, particularly with its complex vocabulary and difficult pronunciation.…
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Sep 14
Formal Semantics in QL using Models
Matt Brown
In this lesson on formal semantics within Quantified Logic (QL), Professor Matthew J. Brown introduces the concept of models as the primary tool for evaluating truth, contrasting them with the truth tables used in Sentential Logic (SL). While SL relies on truth value assignments to determine the status of contingent sentences, QL requires models because predicates relate to objects and terms, making truth tables impractical due to the vast number of possible combinations.…
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Sep 14
NEMO European Museum Conference 2025 | Caring collaborations: From inspiration to infrastructure
NEMO - Network of European Museum Organisations
The NEMO European Museum Conference 2025 explored the evolving intersection of culture and health, centering on the theme of "caring collaborations" which has gained significant prominence over the last two decades. While arts therapies have a century-long history, recent evidence confirms their profound impact on mental well-being, positioning museums as essential components of this field.…
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Sep 14
Growing agriculture with big data: Philip Evans, Boston Consulting Group
Outlook 2016
Philip Evans begins his presentation by using Jorge Luis Borges' allegory of a kingdom obsessed with creating increasingly detailed maps, eventually attempting to draw a map at a one-to-one scale, as a metaphor for the current trajectory of technology and data. He argues that we are moving toward an era where our understanding of the world is defined not by static representations but by dynamic systems where objects describe themselves.…
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Sep 14
Open Belgium 2021: Sharing open road data in Flanders The TN ITS way:
Open Knowledge Belgium
The presentation introduces the Transport Network Intelligent Transportation Systems (TN ITS) platform, a collaborative initiative designed to facilitate the sharing of authoritative road data across Europe. Led by ERTICO and supported by major sponsors like Microsoft and TomTom, TN ITS serves as a trusted technical specification that enables road authorities to publish updates on static road attributes, such as speed limits and traffic restrictions, directly to map makers.…
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Sep 14
Do NOT play like this with your dog!
Richard Heinz Dog Training
The video addresses the common question of whether owners should play tug of war with their dogs or puppies, concluding that while the activity itself is powerful and beneficial for building play drive, it must be approached with strict rules to prevent aggression. The speaker explains that without proper guidance, playing tug can create adversity between the owner and the dog, effectively teaching the animal to view the toy as something to be stolen rather than shared.…
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Sep 14
NSF and NASA EPSCoR Research Fellows Webinar for New Mexico
New Mexico EPSCoR
The webinar introduces the NSF EPSCoR Research Fellows program, a congressionally mandated initiative designed to enhance research capacity and advance scientific capabilities in targeted jurisdictions like New Mexico. Hosted by Britney Vandor and Selena Canel from the New Mexico EPSCoR office, the session features Professor May, Dr. Whitley, and Professor Cigitt as key speakers who guide researchers through the funding opportunity.…
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Sep 14
Steampunk Project Part 2 - Foam Preparation
Nate the House Whisperer
In this episode of the Steampunk Project series, host Nate the House Whisperer introduces viewers to a historic "Jenny Lynn" house located in Brooklyn, West Virginia, a former coal mining town with a unique history tied to immigration and company stores. The structure itself is characterized by massive vertical board sheathing and incredibly large timber framing that has kept the walls perfectly square despite some roof misalignment.…
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Sep 14
Market Crash. What to buy when the market is crashing. Tariffs SPY QQQ BRK GLD WMT COST ORLY TMUS
DanMarket Investor Channel (DanMarketL)
The video addresses the recent downturn in the stock market, noting that the S&P 500 peaked on February 19th and has since dropped by 10%, while the NASDAQ 100 has fallen even more sharply at 13%. The host analyzes whether investors can avoid significant losses or even profit during such declines by examining specific stocks and ETFs.…
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Sep 14
Is AI the future of health and social science?
National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM)
Professor David Bun from UCL argues that artificial intelligence represents the inevitable future of health and social sciences because it excels at the quantitative and cognitive tasks that form the backbone of research. He points to rapid advancements in large language models, which now surpass human experts on complex benchmarks like GPQA, while offering dramatic cost reductions and the ability to handle longer contexts.…
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Sep 14
Mayoral Forum on Energy and the Environment
Athens Politics Nerd
The Mayoral Forum on Energy and the Environment brought together five candidates—Mara Zuniga, Dexter Fischer, Sharon Miller, Laquisha Gantt, and Tim Denson—to discuss Athens' history with clean energy and their visions for the future.…
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Sep 14
Our Last Day in Mexico, Finding Wild Monkeys & Huge Trip Announcement! ✈️ | Vlog Part 6
Kick it with Kelly
On their final day in Mexico, the vloggers reflect on a relaxing schedule that included multiple pool visits and rejuvenating massages, though they humorously note the physical toll of the trip with significant bloating. The heat and large breakfast buffets have left them feeling stuffed, prompting a shift to loose clothing and swimsuits for the remainder of their stay.…
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Sep 14
2026 Honorary Degree Recipient: Glenn Alteen
Emily Carr University
Glenn Alteen recounts his academic journey from literature and theater to a deep engagement with visual art, which led him to move into the Grunt Gallery space in early 1984. By September of that year, the gallery hosted its first official show, driven by an evolving mandate to ensure that if they did not exhibit certain works, others would have to step up to fill the void.…
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Sep 14
How to Craft Complex Plots by Introducing Side Quests
Kristen Kieffer
The podcast episode explores a practical strategy for novelists who struggle to fill the gaps between major story beats without resorting to filler content: introducing side quests. Borrowed from video game terminology, a side quest is defined not as a simple subplot or single event, but as a complete sequence of events with its own beginning, middle, and end that revolves around a secondary goal.…
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Sep 14
How to find and activate UT's Open Publishing Discounts
UTKLibraries
Publishing research often involves significant costs, but the University of Tennessee offers a valuable solution through its Open Publishing Discounts program. By accessing the dedicated portal via the provided URL or link in the video description, researchers can discover publishers that offer either discounted rates or complete fee waivers for their publications.…
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Sep 14
(Ep 7.0) Buy Max, Explaining the Math! - Unity C# Idle Game Tutorial Series [2021 Edition]
Considera Core
In this episode of the Unity C# Idle Game Tutorial Series, the creator Crypto Grounds provides a deep dive into the mathematical logic behind the "Buy Max" feature for an exponential cost scaling system. The primary goal of the video is to demystify how the cost equation functions, moving away from simply presenting a formula without explanation.…
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Sep 14