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Doc Searls Weblog (Feed)
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The Web and the New Reality
Until Linux Journal hired me in 1996, no publication—tech or otherwise—would employ me. Not full-time, anyway. I was too obsessed with the Internet, the Web, and what I saw as the dawn of a new reality: a digital world we would co-occupy with the natural one. So I self-publi…
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The Phoblographer (Feed)
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This is For the Photographer Who Never Understood White Balance
It's easy to get to a point where you think you know everything about photography even though you really don't. But don't worry, nobody is looking this time. Today we're talking about something that too many photographers set to the auto mode and then try to fix in post-producti…
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How to Edit Your Photos Without Lightroom or Photoshop
One of the biggest concerns any photographer faces is how they can edit their photos to the best of their abilities. While there is Photoshop and Lightroom as two critical options for photographers to edit, let us tell you about a few more to make your life easy.
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4 Cameras Black and White Photographers Swear By
Black and white photography is loved across various genres. Whether it is photographing portraits, streets, or landscapes, black and white often enhances the mood and texture of the scene. Keeping this in mind, here are some cameras that are adored by photographers who love to s…
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kottke.org (Feed)
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Thing that I am now invested in: this woman has spent 30...
Thing that I am now invested in: this woman has spent 30 weeks secretly training to beat her brother (a former competitive player) at Dance Dance Revolution. The showdown is today…
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Interconnected (Feed)
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AI alignment is a red herring
The best way to prevent a rogue AGI from processing the Earth into maximum paperclips is to unleash a second AGI that will work to stop it. The problem of ensuring that an AGI doesn’t mulch everything into paperclips by mistake is called alignment. AGI = artificial general…
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6 Tips From Portrait Photographers We’ve Interviewed
Young portrait photographers often wonder what they can do to get the best results. The first step, for many, has been to make the person they are photographing feel safe. But sometimes, that is just the tip of the iceberg. So, today, we take a look at a few interviews, where ph…
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