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<p>After the kind response to my first post, where I wrote about building three websites in August, here's what came next. In September I started making music videos for the songs

<p>Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5 today. Nobody asked us for a video, so we made one anyway — fifty-five seconds, twelve beats, every claim on screen lifted from the launch post

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<p>A Figma-inspired video editor is one where the canvas is the place you work, the document is the truth, the browser is the runtime, and the free tier is the whole tool rather