like m.i.t. and harvard to be here. so who in silicon valley would create an institution like this? a 23-year-old college dropout, of course. we re taking students who have already discovered they re very passionate about building apps, and we are giving them a shortened, focused university experience that ll let them pursue a career as a software developer or a start-up founder. ashu desai cofounded make school. the program differs from traditional school in one major way. it s a start-up itself funded by venture capitalists, and they only invest because they hope to see a return. how does make school work? do students pay tuition? students won t pay up front tuition. they ll pay tuition through their earnings. by aligning our incentives directly with students, we re only making money if the students are having good outcomes. it sounds like a good plan, though the success of the program is yet to be seen. this year s group of students will be the first to complete make sch
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of ukraine s military, and its defense against russia. in addition to building apps, the ministry has been writing letters, and making public statements to try to get international support and cyberspace. ukraine s minister of digital transformation convinced tesla ceo elon musk over tests to send thousands of satellites over to ukraine to help them keep the internet online. the ministry also convinced apple to pause all of its product sales in russia, in addition, the ministry has recorded a liberal ip army to stave off russian cyberattacks and launch cyber offensives of its own. a lot of the elements of the war in ukraine are similar to other words in the past, but this isn t, this is new. ukraine s minister of digital transformation has described this new reality as world cyber war one. so what does that look like? joining us now is the ukrainian deputy minister of digital transformation. thank you for making time to be