Technology & education · worldwide
Examined the way
research is examined.
Most writing about technology and education is opinion wearing the clothes of evidence. Here, claims are sourced, statistics carry the institution and the year that produced them, and the reference list is part of the article — then the whole thing opens up to a community that spans every country.
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Blog
Long-form assessment of technology and education. Every substantive claim links to a primary source; every article ends with its references.
News
Daily coverage of artificial intelligence, technology, science, health and education, with the original source attached to each item.
Forum
Members discuss across topic areas. Every thread carries a location, so you can read the whole world or narrow it to your city.
Polls
Verified members vote, so one person means one vote. Results are public and broken down by country.
Listings
Paid work, second-hand equipment and places to stay — posted by members, filtered by country and city.
Archive
Nothing published here disappears. Browse by year, topic or place; every item keeps a permanent address and a citation box.
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DeepSeek Releases V4.1-Flash With a New Encoder-Decoder Architecture and MIT-Licensed Weights
DeepSeek's new 552-billion-parameter model splits prompt processing from response generation across separate encoder and decoder …
Why this exists
If something cannot be sourced, it does not get published.
That single rule shapes everything else. An article here is written to be checked: follow a claim to its origin, see which institution produced a number and in which year, and take the reference list with you.
The same standard applies to the community. Polls are voted on by verified members so one person means one vote, and the results are published openly — including the country-by-country breakdown — rather than summarised into a headline.
Nothing is quietly deleted or rewritten. Corrections are marked on the article itself, and published work keeps its address in the archive.