The game is slated for release in 2027.

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Head's true genius—and that of his character, Giles—lay in quietly filling in the gaps in every scene

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I’ve been a long-time listener of Wondercraft’s HN Recap podcast.[1] Lately, though, I’ve felt the format has become a bit too rigid: every episode follows the same structure (real-world implications, technical analysis, etc.), sometimes missing the main point of the original post or discussion. Given how good current models are, I’d expect better summaries and synthesis. What’s your favorite podcast for keeping up with Hacker News? Recommendations for daily tech news podcasts that focus on inte

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The pre-order trailer also revealed new voice actors.

Been experimenting with AI-generated UGC. This whole clip — the face, the voice, the walk — is generated (I used omnigems.ai). No camera, no actor. What surprised me is the "tells" are mostly gone now if you keep the lighting candid (no studio polish), add real skin texture, and let there be natural micro-motion. Studio-perfect is what reads as fake; messy/handheld reads as real. Posting because I'm curious where this community draws the line: is AI UGC fair game for ads, or does \ undisclosed** AI cross into sketchy territory? Happy to share the exact workflow if it's useful to anyone. submitted by /u/New_Measurement_6962 [link] [留言]

The 2026 edition of Summer Game Fest just wrapped up, and it was surprisingly hectic. The nearly week-long event came at a challenging time for the games industry, and for the most part the big keynotes were used as a chance to show some strength through major announcements, while largely ignoring pesky details like hardware […]

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A2A has become like a standard for enabling agent to agent communication, we could use the a2a-sdk for running and configuring the a2a server and its features such as agent card, agent skills, agent executor, request handler etc. However we are going to go with a simplified approach here with strands where the agent card will be fetched automatically. Let's get started! Server Initialize a uv project for the a2a server and switch to that directory. uv init ~/strands-a2a-server cd ~/strands-a2a-server Add the required packages. uv add python-dotenv == 1.2.2 strands-agents[a2a] == 1.42.0 Change the code in main.py to look like below. $ cat main . py from dotenv import load_dotenv from strands import Agent from strands.multiagent.a2a import A2AServer load_dotenv () def main (): agent = Agent ( callback_handler = None , description = " A sample strands agent " , model = " us.amazon.nova-micro-v1:0 " , ) a2a_server = A2AServer ( agent = agent ) a2a_server . serve () if __name__ == " __main__ " : main () I like the simplicity here, as you see above, it's quite simple to start a basic a2a server from with in strands, with just a couple of lines of code, we didn't have to install the a2a-sdk separately. Run the code, to start the a2a server. $ uv run main.py INFO: Started server process [18006] INFO: Waiting for application startup. INFO: Application startup complete. INFO: Uvicorn running on http://127.0.0.1:9000 (Press CTRL+C to quit) Client Let's now do the client part on a separate terminal. Initialize the project and switch the directory. uv init ~/strands-a2a-client cd ~/strands-a2a-client Modify main.py code to look as follows. import asyncio from strands.agent.a2a_agent import A2AAgent async def main (): agent = A2AAgent ( endpoint = " http://localhost:9000 " ) agent_card = await agent . get_agent_card () print ( " Invoking remote agent with agent card: " ) for key , value in agent_card : print ( key , " : " , value ) print ( ' - ' * 20 ) while True : prompt = input