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The "ML" here seems to stand for "Machine Learning" (not "Meta Language" as in SML or OCaml).

Is there a .dmg for macOS outside of the App Store? (I'm trying to avoid the App Store as much as I can).

I guess the aerodynamic design makes the Wifi faster... ;-)

This even has a name: German Angst.

Is it possible to run this locally on Apple aarch64?

(Sorry, I'm probably one of the few HN users left that don't have much experience with AI).

Website seems to require JS to display anything at all.

I can tell you that Deutsche Telekom has much much more aggressive sales reps than 1&1. (I've been with GMX/1&1 for ~15 years and with DT for ~2 years).

DT called me on phone over and over again, so much that I had to block them on my FritzBox. Several times they even knocked at my door.

Thx a lot. Really appreciate you taking the time for such a thorough answer.

Another Althttpd user here. Being able to write a "microservice" just by making a file executable is awesome.

Requirements

NVIDIA GPU with 24GB VRAM (RTX 3090/4090)

That's a little bit to much for my trusty notebook...

Thx. Am I taxable in my country of residence even when the money is kept on the LLC's bank account in the US?

Let's say a small side hustle earns me $200/month. The money is kept on the LLC's bank account. Later on, when I visit the US, the LLC is paying for traveling and hotel. Would I still need to pay taxes in my country of residence?

(Even though you probably aren't a lawyer, I'd still appreciate your thoughts on this).

Do you have any in-depth resources on how to start and operate a US LLC as a foreigner?

This is exactly the reason why I went with the 3rd edition.

I appreciate you sharing the positive experience as a neighbor, but unfortunately, the Deutsche Bahn is as bad as presented here. (I spend several years commuting to college via DB). Once my train stopped in a small village with the announcement "the train ends here". Thankfully, kind people picked me up.

  $ brew info snitch
  ==> snitch: stable 0.1.8 (bottled), HEAD
  Prettier way to inspect network connections
  https://github.com/karol-broda/snitch
  Installed
  /opt/homebrew/Cellar/snitch/0.1.8 (9 files, 8.4MB) \*
    Poured from bottle using the formulae.brew.sh API on 2025-12-23 at 15:32:41
  From: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/HEAD/Formula/s/snitch.rb
  License: MIT
  ==> Dependencies
  Build: go 
  ==> Options
  --HEAD
          Install HEAD version

The README doesn't mention this, but on macOS it's also available via brew:

`brew install snitch`

It's a mix of everything (in no particular order):

- the author of LuLu is a security researcher; he also wrote "The Art of Mac Malware"

- I already bought two versions of Little Snitch and wasn't willing to pay for the third one

- contacting their support left a bitter aftertaste

I've been a long time Litte Snitch user. However, these days I'm just using LuLu: https://objective-see.org/products/lulu.html

Thx. Appreciate your feedback.

Can you please elaborate a little bit more on this? I'm thinking about buying an ereader but haven't decided yet which is the one...

I enabled the tap (System Settings) so I can "click" everywhere.

Reading the title, I expected this to be the successor of Electron.

Or at least a positive version of it...

This.

Searching the internet on a phone feels like exploring the world through the eye of a needle.

Just in case you're still looking for Perl devs, feel free to drop me a note. I already applied earlier this year, but you went with somebody else back then.

I did exactly that (left mailbox.org for Purelymail). Advantages of Purelymail:

- cheaper

- unlimited number of subaccounts (e.g. for family members)

- unlimited number of domain names

- support is handled by CEO himself

Texas Instruments has awesome documentation. Every single MSP430 microcontroller comes with:

- a family guide describing all features of microcontroller family, usually >500 pages long

- concrete microcontroller guide describing specifics of a single microcontroller, usually >50 pages long

- errata guide describing all(?) known silicon bugs with their workarounds

Also, Clang has a backend for MSP430 by default: `clang -print-targets`

Yes, it's still in CPAN, but previously it was in the standard library.

I might have a use case for this. However, when I press BackSpace in the search field it inputs the letter "h".

I'm surprised ".n" was not already a used file extension:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_filename_extensions_(M...

We're exactly in the same position (FinTech):

Translating German into English resulted in code being understood neither by Germans nor by Englishmans :-)