#video

The article traces the evolution of video on the web over thirty years, highlighting how video challenged early web assumptions like static content and limited bandwidth. It covers key milestones from early plugins and Flash to HTML5 video, and examines how video's demands reshaped web infrastructure and user expectations.

This video from 2016 covers SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) vectorization techniques and performance tuning strategies for optimizing code execution on modern processors.

A video exploring the techniques and principles of SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) programming, explaining how vectorization can significantly accelerate computational tasks by processing multiple data points simultaneously.

The video "That Sinking Feeling (The HugOps Song)" is a humorous musical take on the challenges and emotional toll of working in IT operations, often called "HugOps," where engineers comfort each other during system outages and failures.

Dax Raad discusses the development of OpenCode, an open-source tool for building and deploying full-stack applications. He covers its architecture, key design decisions, and the challenges of creating a developer-friendly platform.

A YouTuber recounts tracking down a thief who stole $200,000 worth of Lego sets, documenting the investigation and recovery process in a video.

The video introduces a new concept called "Imagination Based Gaming," which is described as a new class of gaming hardware or systems that relies on the player's imagination rather than traditional visual displays.

A video titled "Talking Heads from the Year 2053 – Episode Zero" presents a speculative conversation set in the future, imagining perspectives or discussions from the year 2053.

Tailscale has added support for exit nodes on iOS, allowing users to route all their device's internet traffic through a specified Tailscale node for enhanced privacy and network control.

The video "Switchberry" tells a story about how having a good time sometimes comes with an additional cost, highlighting the unexpected expenses that can come with seeking entertainment or enjoyment.

The video titled "I'm done. I'm f***ing done" expresses the creator's frustration and decision to stop, though the specific context or reason is not detailed in the provided body.

The video is a fan-made music tribute titled "Jujutsu," set to scenes from the Jujutsu Kaisen anime series, likely edited to sync with a song that evokes the show's themes of sorcery, curses, and battle.

In this 2014 talk, Geo Carncross discusses fundamental concepts of computer programming, covering how computers execute instructions and how programmers can effectively write code to solve problems.

Widget Cast is a new iOS app that lets users create looping animated widgets from videos up to 10 seconds long, with effects like CRT, night vision, and thermal. It is free with optional pay-what-you-want in-app purchases, no subscriptions or ads, and also supports Apple Watch.

The video explains the growing trend of developers building apps using MCP (Model Context Protocol) in 2025-2026, highlighting how MCP enables AI models to connect with external tools and data sources. It discusses the surge in MCP adoption, its benefits for AI interoperability, and why it's becoming a standard for AI-powered applications.

Anthony Pompliano promotes an AI tool called Silvia, claiming it can help users increase their net worth the more they use it. The post includes a link to the website cfosilvia.com and a 4-minute video explaining the product.

The video titled "MCP, MC Me" discusses the concept of MCP (Master Control Program) and its relation to the creator's personal identity or brand, mixing technical and self-referential themes.

A video showcases a fully functional 3D-printed replica of the Space Cadet pinball table from Windows, demonstrating the build process and gameplay of the custom-made machine.

The video discusses a moment where Joe Rogan unintentionally reveals concerns about AI-generated content and deepfakes, highlighting the growing issue of distinguishing real from synthetic media.

In this video, Phil Zakharchenko shares techniques for creating smooth, fluid animations across Apple platforms, covering best practices and implementation strategies for developers.

This video discusses a new HTML-in-Canvas API that allows developers to render HTML elements directly inside a Canvas element, enabling richer UI elements and better performance for web applications.

The video "Only In Monroe" dated May 22, 2026, showcases unique or noteworthy events, people, or locations in Monroe. It captures distinctive moments that highlight the character of the area. The content is presented in a video format typical of local feature segments.

A video clip shows Stephen Colbert hosting a segment called "Monroe" after his Late Show ends, featuring continued comedic interactions.

The video investigates a viral online conspiracy theory, examining its origins, key claims, and the evidence behind it. It highlights how the theory spreads across social media platforms and the potential real-world consequences of such unsubstantiated narratives. The analysis concludes by debunking the core claims and questioning the motivations of those promoting the conspiracy.

This documentary explores the early history of the personal computer industry, focusing on key figures and companies that shaped the tech revolution, including the rise of Microsoft and Apple.

The video explores the concept of constructing an infinitely long sentence using only the word "buffalo," demonstrating how repetition and grammatical ambiguity can create a seemingly endless series of meaningful statements.

The 8-Bit Guy demonstrates an improved version of his Random Maze algorithm, achieving even faster generation speeds on retro computer hardware. The video showcases the technical optimizations and visual results of the enhanced maze-generation program.

The video showcases the development of an open-source battery project, presented by the creators as a long-form video aimed at the HN community. It includes a link to a previous discussion thread and an alternative PeerTube version.

A tightly edited video compresses the entire Google I/O keynote into just 54 seconds.

The video reports that a dire wolf, a species extinct for around 13,000 years, has been brought back through de-extinction efforts. It highlights the scientific process and the implications of reviving an ancient predator.