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Monday

  1. Andrej Karpathy

    Karpathy built HackerTube with Claude, filtering 6,454 videos from 43 million HN comments

    Karpathy released the weekend project HackerTube, using Claude to filter 6,454 repeatedly recommended videos from 43 million comments spanning 20 years of HN. The entire project was completed in about 2 hours using Opus 5.5. The site provides recommendations without requiring login, thumbnails are taken from a representative frame in the middle of the video, and the comment analysis data is packaged as a zip file that can be handed to Claude to generate your own version. He used the Mac desktop version of Claude Code and manually did only three things: applying for a Google Cloud API key, starting a VPS, and purchasing a domain. After that, he had Claude handle updates, security hardening, deployment, and code optimization.

    Karpathy released the weekend project HackerTube, using Claude to filter 6,454 repeatedly recommended videos from 43 million comments spanning 20 years of HN. The entire project was completed in about 2 hours using Opus 5.5. The site provides recommendations without requiring login, thumbnails are taken from a representative frame in the middle of the video, and the comment analysis data is packaged as a zip file that can be handed to Claude to generate your own version. He used the Mac desktop

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Thursday

  1. Rohan Paul

    Sunra launches a unified API to call image, video, audio and 3D models at the vendors' original prices

    Sunra has released Sunra API, which lets users call all major image, video, audio and 3D models with a single key, billed at each model vendor's own API price, on a pay-as-you-go basis, with no subscription fee and no markup. Rohan Paul relays that Seedance 2.5 costs half as much on Sunra as on two other gateways, and that this unified entry point also makes it easy to run A/B tests on models from Google, OpenAI, ByteDance and Kling.

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Friday

  1. Gemini

    Gemini supports creating and sharing personal avatars for image and video creation

    Google Gemini has launched a personal avatar feature, allowing users to create and share avatars and appear together with friends in images and videos. After sharing, users can tag each other in prompts while maintaining consistency of characters and voices; users can also add or remove others' access permissions at any time.

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Wednesday

  1. PixVerse

    PixVerse Launches Kling 4.0, Supporting 30-Second Video Generation in a Single Pass

    PixVerse announced that Kling 4.0 is now available on its platform, capable of generating videos up to 30 seconds long in a single pass without stitching. This version can also maintain character consistency across multi-shot scenes and sustain stable motion during high-speed action and complex camera movements. The official complete prompt link was also provided.

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Thursday

  1. Kling AI

    Kling 4.0 launches on OnSolo with support for generating 30-second native video in a single pass

    Kling 4.0 is now live on OnSolo and can generate 30 seconds of native video in one pass, maintaining motion stability through fast action and large-scale camera movements. This version supports stereo sound and more precise lip sync, a 21:9 widescreen aspect ratio, and up to 15 references and 10 keyframes stacked in a single job to maintain consistency of characters, shots, and story.

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