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Adds a floating citation feature that is available when using a word processor, Scrivener, DEVONthink, or Tinderbox. ($59.99 new, free update, 49.4 MB) | Continue reading
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The week started with some Mobile Safari rendering bug, that bugged me for a few hours. All other browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari… | Continue reading
While looking to try my hand at using Apple’s Core ML framework for on-device machine learning, I stumbled upon a lot of tutorials. After… | Continue reading
The Native Land site is a collaborative effort to map the approximate boundaries of the territories and languages of the indig | Continue reading
At the newly opened National Comedy Center in Jamestown, New York, participants try to make each other crack a smile in a Microsoft AI-judged exhibit called Laugh Battle. | Continue reading
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Over at Math3ma, Tai-Danae Bradley shared the following puzzle, which she also featured in a fantastic (spoiler-free) YouTube video. If you’re seeing this for the first time, watch the video … | Continue reading
Learn about actions that Apple is taking to distrust Symantec certificate authorities. | Continue reading
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