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    New educational guide traces the history of calculus●Educational Guide & History Calculus is widely regarded as one of humanity's greatest... # education # learning # sciencMmastodonLifeEducation31 d ago

    An educational guide covering the origins and history of calculus is drawing attention. The material recounts how calculus was developed by Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and follows its evolution through to modern online calculators and software tools used in science, engineering and coding today. It is being shared in education and learning communities, where readers are discussing the subject's status as one of humanity's greatest intellectual achievements.

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    Iran's Post-War Strategy Puts Strait of Hormuz Back in Focus▼Iran’s Strategy After the War: Hormuz, Gulf Tensions and the Risk of Another Conflict✉newsWorldDiplomacy3 d ago

    Analysis published by Modern Diplomacy examines Iran's strategy following the recent war, focusing on the Strait of Hormuz, rising tensions with Gulf states, and the possibility of renewed conflict. It argues that Iran's calculus over the strategic waterway and regional rivalries will shape stability in the Gulf in the coming months.

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    Meta lays off Virtue AI co-founders months after hiring them▼Meta lets go co-founders and employees of AI startup Virtue AI, four months after the company hired them;✉newsBusinessStartups2 d ago

    Meta has laid off the co-founders and employees of AI startup Virtue AI, just four months after hiring them in what looked like an acqui-hire. The swift reversal has raised questions about Meta's AI talent strategy and how it integrates acquired teams. Observers say the move underscores how quickly Big Tech's AI hiring calculus is shifting, even for teams brought in with much fanfare earlier this year.

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    Commentators argue Putin will never use nuclear weapons against NATO●Why Putin Will NEVER Nuke NATO▶youtubeWarNuclear462.9K6 d ago

    Debate is underway over whether Vladimir Putin would ever launch a nuclear strike on NATO, with the argument being made that such an attack is effectively off the table for Moscow. The discussion taps into ongoing fears about escalation of the war in Ukraine and what Western deterrence means for Russia's strategic calculus. Views remain divided on how real the nuclear risk is.

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