Elezea

I am dreading our LLM-written incident report future (2026/06/21 14:06)
LLM-generated incident reports pose unique dangers because their plausible-sounding errors lack immediate verification mechanisms that catch problems in code…
‘What I see in clinic is never a set of labels’: are we in danger of overdiagnosing mental illness? (2026/06/21 13:51)
A GP explores whether modern psychiatry risks pathologizing normal human distress by broadening diagnostic criteria and lowering thresholds for mental illness.
The Cult of the Enhanced Self (2026/06/21 13:25)
A health-obsessed culture paradoxically undermines longevity by prioritizing self-optimization over social connections, the very relationships that most…
Discrobble v1.3.1 — Free to start, plus a Wikipedia summary on each album (2026/06/19 16:29)
Discrobble is now free to start, with a one-time $4.99 unlock for unlimited scrobbling. If you were already using the app before this change, you keep…
Discrobble v1.2.1 — Rate your albums (2026/06/12 23:05)
Discrobble now shows your Discogs rating for every album and lets you set or change it without leaving the app. Open an album, tap a star, and your rating…
Do Not Resign From Life (2026/06/07 00:10)
Sacasas argues that AI's capabilities shouldn't discourage human engagement with thinking, language, and judgment—the very activities that bring us meaning and…
Guidelines for Respectful Use of AI (2026/06/03 23:11)
Using AI shouldn't mean offloading quality control onto colleagues who review your work.
Discrobble v1.2.0 — Synced scrobble history (2026/05/31 20:45)
Your Recently Scrobbled history now syncs across all your devices. Scrobble an album on your iPhone and it's there on your iPad — your recent plays follow you…
We Should Be More Tired Than the Model (2026/05/30 16:26)
Vicki Boykis on slowing down agent use on purpose: friction builds your own foundation instead of the model's.
The Great AI Cost Panic of 2026 (2026/05/30 14:57)
Current AI cost concerns reflect normal growing pains in technology adoption rather than evidence of fundamental failure.
Discrobble v1.1.0 — Native iPad support (2026/05/26 20:30)
Discrobble now runs natively on iPad, with a denser collection grid and a side-by-side album view that puts the cover and tracklist together. This release also…
Your AI Use Is Breaking My Brain (2026/05/24 19:12)
Ubiquitous AI-generated text may be subtly reshaping how humans write and think, blurring the line between tool use and cultural conditioning.
LLMs and Buttondown (2026/05/23 22:13)
Buttondown's explosive growth is being driven by LLMs discovering its API-first design makes it the ideal newsletter platform for AI applications.
The Product Leader’s Influence on the World We All Will Live in (2026/05/21 23:20)
Product leaders need to address how AI tools are causing cognitive burnout in their teams and establish sustainable work practices for the AI era.
You're Worse at Your Job Because You Care Too Much (2026/05/15 21:48)
Caring indiscriminately at work exhausts you—the real skill is directing your energy toward what's strategically important and letting go of minor frustrations…
Meet the Sad Wives of AI (2026/05/15 00:28)
A Wired essay explores the frustration of women whose husbands are obsessed with discussing AI and its implications.
I Left Port 22 Open for 54 Days: An SSH Honeypot Study (2026/05/10 00:16)
Exposing SSH to the internet reveals how ubiquitous automated probing is, with login attempts arriving within seconds of port exposure.
Discrobble v1.0.2 — Free on the App Store (2026/05/09 20:05)
My first iPhone app is live! Discrobble is now on the [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6761305573), free. It connects to your Discogs collection and your Last.fm account so you can track plays from your vinyl and CDs…
Song of the Day: May 6, 2026 (2026/05/07 02:47)
All over my Instagram Reels for some reason — and it's such a vibe I can't get enough of it.
discogs-mcp v3.3.0 — Background sync, instant search (2026/05/05 01:13)
The first search of the day is now instant. `discogs-mcp` pre-fetches your collection in the background every hour and keeps it in a snapshot, so…