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Tellie is a Mac teleprompter that hangs from the MacBook notch, follows the words you actually say, and keeps track of the points you still need to make.
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A hands-on-style review of Sweeper, a privacy-friendly macOS app uninstaller that finds leftovers, orphaned files, login items, and extensions — with excellent support and no subscription.- Published on
What Mole for Mac does well, where it has tripped people up, how it differs from the free mo CLI, and why its support is the part people keep mentioning.- Published on
A tour of Looq, a Quick Look extension for macOS: Markdown and code previews, live rendering, the SQLite browser, large-file handling, Metadata Preview, the looq command, and a team that answers its email.- Published on
A real-use review of Droppy for Mac, written after living in the clipboard history and the media player for a while. Not a feature tour.- Published on
A complete working reference for the probability and statistics used in modern machine learning, from measure-theoretic foundations to the estimators behind language model evaluation. Twenty-three figures, each a simulation rather than a schematic.- Published on
Two ranking metrics, one basket dataset, and a top ten that they share no entries in.- Published on
Recent AI advances have transformed mixed-reality headsets, but their clinical value remains largely untested.- Published on
Refine is a one-time-purchase macOS app that uses offline AI models to check grammar, improve fluency, translate, and explain suggestions across virtually any app you write in.- Published on
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the field of diagnostic imaging in medicine. This technology, which combines advanced algorithms and machine/deep learning, has made significant strides in interpreting and utilizing medical images like X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans.