I’ve watched a few video tutorials, both from Nate and other creators, but I still don’t quite understand the process since they only demonstrate how to create 1–2 minute videos. If I want to make a 30 minute video, do I need to generate each part separately and then combine them? Are there any tutorials I can refer to? Thanks!

Anthropic just dropped Claude Fable-5, a Mythos-class model that sits above Opus and is available to everyone right now, plus Claude Mythos Five for Project Glasswing partners only. I break down what the two models actually are, the pricing, why Fable-5 is only free on your plan until June 22nd, and the benchmark jumps in coding, knowledge work, and vision. I also revisit my earlier Mythos prediction and what I'm most excited to put Fable-5 to work on.

After working a lot with LLMs, I’ve noticed something consistent: Better outputs rarely come from “better wording”; they come from better structure and intent clarity. A few things that reliably improved results for me: - Start with clear context and a concrete goal, not just a role - Put relevant background first, question last, especially for long inputs - Make the task single-purpose (one prompt = one outcome) - Ask the model to clarify before answering if anything is missing - Define what “good” looks like upfront (constraints, tone, output shape) - Let it do a quick thinking pass before the final answer (approach first, then execution) One shift that made the biggest difference for me: Treating prompting less like "writing instructions" and more like designing the interaction flow. You don’t need perfect prompts, you need fewer ambiguities. Curious what’s been the biggest improvement in your own prompting?

We're running an AI-software development company with currently 9 developers. We're looking to expand with talented back-end automation capacity. Mostly back-end automations orchestrated in n8n, while leveraging custom coded python scripts, calls etc (AWS), and integrating with third-party tools via their API docs (not always very clean) and of course recreating company logic (with AI + business rules). Some full-stack experience is a pre, but MOSTLY back-end automation engineer, coding experience is a Must. High-quality English is a must, availability soon. Check the link below for more details and apply: https://tally.so/r/b5q1y2

Hi All, What are the best tools and outcomes you're having? I'm keen to see what's trending in real use.