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“A Woman Is Literally Eating My Face”: Glen Powell, Harrison Ford and Riz Ahmed on the Comedy Actors Roundtable - The Hollywood Reporter“A Woman Is Literally Eating My Face”: Glen Powell, Harrison Ford and Riz Ahmed on the Comedy Actors Roundtable The Hollywood Reporter
Show HN: Heard Google copied part of our product for IO. Want to show off firstI just heard from a very reputable source that Google built part of our product and that they're about to show it off at Google IO.We built a 3D film tool called ArtCraft:https://getartcraft.comhttps://github.com/storytold/artcraft (our monorepo with the desktop app, server, and website code)Our 3D virtual film set enables set decoration, location reuse, precision blocking (control over where things are), character posing, etc.Sets and objects can be generated as meshes or gaussian splats.Autoregressive multimodal models can treat input "previz" style scenes as ControlNets of sorts. Combined with reference images and a possibly a few follow-up rounds of editing, you can create extremely precise starting frames that reflect your vision as a director or creative almost exactly as you see it.It gets rid of the "roulette wheel" of prompting in the places and times where you know you what you want. It's like a WYSIWYG editor.Here's an example:https://app.getartcraft.com/edit-3d/m_qa72baw3cr
Google Adds Markdown Files To Help Docs But Not Used For Search - Search Engine RoundtableGoogle Adds Markdown Files To Help Docs But Not Used For Search Search Engine Roundtable
Cursed or Just Unlucky? Assessing the 49ers' Decades-Long Battle with the Injury Bug - roundtable.ioCursed or Just Unlucky? Assessing the 49ers' Decades-Long Battle with the Injury Bug roundtable.io
Google Merchant Center Testing Merchant Advisor - Search Engine RoundtableGoogle Merchant Center Testing Merchant Advisor Search Engine Roundtable
Ask HN: Experience with Odd-Shaped Monitors?I have an idea for a hobby project to build a cocktail-table style curling video game for my local curling club.The official dimensions of a curling sheet are approximately 150 feet long and 15 feet wide for a 10:1 ratio. Assuming padding on the sides for some UI, an aspect ratio of 5:1 or 4:1 probably would work. Ultra widescreen monitors come in at around 32:9 or ~3.6:1, so that's also probably workable.However, I'd like the controls to be touchscreen and the largest 32:9 touchscreen I can find is the Asus ProArt pa147cdv, which is 14".Looking around, there are some displays made for advertising that are larger but not touchscreen. Samsung has some interesting alternatives, such as the SH37R. I also see the Canlarriz "48.5-inch Ultra-Wide Bar Digital Signage Display" available. The best I've seen might be the "Litemax SSD5846-I 58.4″ Stretch Digital Display", but at 1400 nits, I'm concerned it would blind people.To make this work, I'd probably need to put PCAP film on the back of tem
Show HN: Ant – A from-scratch JavaScript runtime in 9 MBHey HN! I have been working on Ant for a while now, would love to share around now.What is Ant? It's my JavaScript runtime, built from scratch over many hours of work. Much effort has gone into keeping the binary size small, around 9MB at the moment (6.5 MB with -Os). On my M4 Pro, the hono coldstart bench (examples/npm/hono/bench-coldstart.js) lands around 5ms, about 2.4x faster than bun, and 5.8x faster than node.To keep things small, the engine ("Ant Silver") is hand-written, not a wrapper around V8/JSC/SpiderMonkey. The JIT is still a work in progress but it uses a fork of MIR as the backend.Ant currently targets the WinterTC Minimum Common API, while also passing 100% the javascript-zoo compat-table tests, and is sitting around 64% on test262.Why did I build Ant? Well, I wanted a runtime small enough to ship with CLI's and small Docker containers without having to drag along 50 to 100mb of just runtime. Ant in its current state is performant enough in some cases to compete with v8
Google Ads Journey-Aware Bidding, Expands Smart Bidding Exploration & Budget Pacing - Search Engine RoundtableGoogle Ads Journey-Aware Bidding, Expands Smart Bidding Exploration & Budget Pacing Search Engine Roundtable
Microsoft Bing On Search Indexing vs. Grounding Indexing - Search Engine RoundtableMicrosoft Bing On Search Indexing vs. Grounding Indexing Search Engine Roundtable
11 Bush's Baked Bean Varieties, RankedCans of Bush's baked beans on wooden table against brick background - Samantha Maxwell/Tasting Table Chances are, you've had original baked beans before if you've gone to many BBQs in the U.S. But did ...
Sciences Po and UNESCO’s Priority Africa host roundtable on the General History of Africa and the Culture of Peace - UNESCOSciences Po and UNESCO’s Priority Africa host roundtable on the General History of Africa and the Culture of Peace UNESCO
Show HN: VisuaLeaf – A Modern MongoDB WorkspaceVisualeaf is a MongoDB GUI I’ve been building over the past year. Stack is Electron + Angular + Spring Boot. There’s a live playground on the site if you want to try it without installing or putting in your connection (I provided one).The goal was to combine a visual workflow with the depth needed for real development work. Most existing MongoDB tools tend to optimize for either beginners or power users, but not both in the same interface.Core features:Query builder that supports full MongoDB query expressiveness + being able to drag and drop elements from the collection to the query builderForm based aggregation builder with synchronized JSON viewSchema visualization and generation toolsGridFS viewer with MP4 streaming support (streaming mp4 was pretty tricky )IDE style split panels and multiple workspacesImport/export transformations (mask/edit fields during export )Tree view ( finding a way to expand recursively thousands of nodes was a challenge)Table view (I had to build my own ta
Roundtable Founders, Tech Platform Visionaries unite, to launch the Impossible. AI Powered, DeFi Media Platform at the “Possible” 2026 Media ConferenceMiami, April 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)-- Possible Conference: RYVYL Inc. (NASDAQ: RVYL) and RTB Digital ("Roundtable") announced that tech platform powerhouses have united to launch the media industry ...
2026 NFL mock draft: Round 2-3 analysis, results, notable picks - USA Today2026 NFL mock draft: Round 2-3 analysis, results, notable picks USA Today
Show HN: Sklad, a key-value database in ZigI’ve been building Sklad, a small key-value database in Zig. Right now it supports basic set/get/delete operations, TTL, and range queries. The main idea behind it is to use lock-free data structures and to build the engine around an asynchronous task queue processed by a small pool of worker threads. The task queue is a lock-free MPMC queue. Memtable is also a lock-free skip-list. I also use lock-free append-only queues and stacks throughout the code. The only place where I currently use locking is writing to WAL.The request processing pipeline is split into small tasks. A single I/O worker accepts incoming requests. When a new request arrives, the I/O worker publishes a read-request task, which is then picked up by one of the generic workers. From there, the request continues through a series of smaller tasks: a query-processing task parses the query, an execution task performs the operation, and finally a write-response task sends the result back to the client. Each stage publishes
Ask HN: People who moved away from tech business/career, what do you do?20 years ago when I was choosing my career, I was thinking that it is so amazing that I can build digital things to help people and companies with their day to day lives. Little I knew that tech progress has probably peaked at around early 2000s.After that, tech mainly became grifting and scamming for as much money as possible. Between companies that raise absurd amounts of money for a pin that is your "friend"; companies that use open source as GTM (grift-to-market) strategy in order to later just say "fuck you" to their user base and take as much VC money as possible; space companies buying a freaking ide; or the entire tech sector burning so much energy just to generate ghibli styled cat pictures - I'm done with it. It seems like there are no morals or ethics in this field at all. It's just littered with surveillance tech, severe burnouts, and simple greed from "tech bros" in order to drive super cars or go to space. And in anyway, I'm just waiting for the inevitable future where I
Show HN: HumansMap Interactive Graph of 1M+ Wikidata Entities with InvestigateBuilt this due to my passion to explore the connections between known people and organizations, now data includes entities from EU, USA and CA. There is also a Trivia game section that i built to know/explore new persons and discover facts. Tech stach used: - ArangoDB because its native for graph traversal, great for storing Wikidata format style - Backend API Python with FastAPI, well known and stable library - Frontend Vue 3 + Vite, fast and stable enough - Cytoscape.js, for graph visualization, traversal and animations - Redis for caching frequent people requests and game rounds Wikidata and Wikimedia commons as data source. Hope you find entertaining and fast exploring the graph, investigate button to look people's awards, career, organization info and SEC information(there is a report button in about section). The website seems interesting to me, but i'm looking to expand the types of connections shown.