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SLC-OE-08: Turning the Corner

Whew. What a year. But if you're reading this, you made it through! As we all move into a hopefully much better 2021, here are three things you can do to improve your experience as a photographer for the coming year. Read more »

Strobist · EN

How hackers are turning grocery store freezers into heaters

By hijacking built-in defrost controls, attackers have spoiled millions of euros’ worth of food across Europe. U.S. military bases may have been hit, too

Scientific American · EN

Show HN: Scriptorium – Turning Lectures into Obsidian Notes and SR Flashcards

verba volant, scripta manent. Contribute to alessiocelentano/scriptorium development by creating an account on GitHub.

Show HN · EN

There's no point at which turning your brain off will work

In early 2025, I started seeing people turn off their brain as they use LLMs 1 . They would have an LLM take an action (summarize text, write some code, etc.), and just assume that it worked 2 . This generally didn't work in early 2025 and the result was often quite silly. As LLMs have gotten better, I've seen more of this. Sometimes, people will try to get the LLM to write some code for them and basically just assume that it works 3 . Sometimes there's a human in the loop and, if the thing doesn't work, they'll ask the LLM to figure out the problem and solve it. Niklas Gruhn calls some varian

Dan Luu · EN