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Out of curiosity, does anyone know how this is enforceable for a company not based in California? Can CA fine a data broker that is based in another state but that is selling CA re…

Agreed. I almost exclusively use the "middle click" autoscroll feature to scroll on websites. It is completely broken on this site because of the scroll-snap.

> with no human in the loop With no basic validation either apparently. Insane.

When I say "low effort", I don't mean "not perfect". I was quite lax actually as I understood how annoying some users were when I asked my own questions. I'm taking about entirely …

While there were many zealots that gave SO this reputation, I don't know if that's the reason it died. As someone who frequently answered questions in the 'New' queue, the sheer am…

What? Why?

> Whatever you’re shipping to a phone isn’t for professionals anyway. That's a bold statement. I hate developing for iPhone, but I don't have a choice because 85% of the users of o…

Interesting. Looking at each in isolation, my boundary is pretty far into Green territory. But when I look at the gradient, I would place it far closer to the center. Also, I found…

Really bad at prompt adherence. Was trying to get it to compose a solo old time banjo piece. Couldn't get it to stop adding in backing instrumentals at all and it sounded too much …

Also, water towers. As long as the power isn't out long enough to deplete the tower.

The title on HN is incorrect/misleading, they are not generating AI images. They are hand curating a database of images by location and using an LLM to pick the pictures.

69 million dollars in refunds!? That's 12% of the gross, seems crazy high. Is this pulling from actual Steam numbers?

This is really cool. Reminds me of the paintings in harry potter.

I wish I knew about this last week. I spent way too long trying out MinIO alternatives before getting SeaweedFS to work, but it is overkill for my purposes. Looks like a great alte…

You don't have to sacrifice anything, no one is making you install anti-cheat software. > Sacrificing freedom for fun? For video games of all things? That's pretty disgusting and I…

Awesome news, can't wait until they implement calendar support and I can get rid of Outlook once and for all.

The difference is where the product is labeled. Is it labeled nationally like Arizona Iced Tea? Is it labeled at a regional bottling facility? Or is it labeled at the store itself?…

Sales tax varies by state/county/city. It is generally not cost-effective to have each individual store label all their products with local sales taxes applied.

You might be interested in this project https://valetudo.cloud/ They have a list of supported vacuums

> $5m (single launch of compute module, solar & radiators) This seems absurdly low to me.

There are 16 devices on my WiFi right now and I would've though I was above average. I have a bunch of weird stuff like 3 Raspberry Pis that most households would not have, but I d…

That seems very high to me. A family of four each has 5 devices connected at the same time?

I don't think many people would consider limewire to be "self-hosting". That is just installing a program.

> If your team’s current test process relies on distributing APKs to testers for installation using methods other than adb, you will need to verify your identity and register the p…

I can't find the nutrition information anywhere on the site. The first thing I look for when I see "no sugar added" on any product is the sugar content. Not being able to see that …