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Show HN: LunarGate – a self-hosted OpenAI-compatible LLM gateway
Hi HN — I built LunarGate, a self-hosted OpenAI-compatible LLM gateway written in Go.It exists because once you add multiple model providers, retries, fallbacks, routing, and observability logic start leaking into app code.LunarGate moves that into one gateway layer.Current features:
- provider/model routing
- retries and fallbacks
- circuit breakers
- optional caching and rate limiting
- hot-reloadable YAML config
- optional observability
- complexity-aware routingImportant caveat: inbound
A few thoughs about AI videos
For the past few months I've created lots of videos using AI. Most of them are 3d animal short stories.
Got 650k followers in Tiktok.
An interesting finding:
For image generation, gemini's nano banana is the king. All other models are just good to be the followers...
For video generation, there are many choices, veo3 is a good choice, sora2 was once the king but "dead" now... models from china like alibaba/bytedance/kling are evolving quickly, especially seedance 2
Ask HN: Is Anthropic Enshittifying Claude Code?
Based on my personal experience, and from reports by others on HN, it seems that Claude Code has massively regressed over the past two weeks. This appears to be a combination of both usage limits being severely restricted and the quality of its work dropping significantly.I'm on the $100 Max plan and am getting better results with GPT-5.4 on the $20 Pro plan, both in terms of quality and amount of work. Could it be that the moment Anthropic started leading the LLM race, it also started ensh
Ask HN: Recommendations on which models to pay how much for?
Small team of 3. Each of us doing different things for the last few months (e.g. ~$20..$40 for ZedPro, another guy $20/mo for GPT, etc).<p>Would like to move something we could all share and willing to burn through a little more money, but not wanting to break any banks. API or subscription? Just curious what others have found as they've wandered the chaos that is paying for this stuff.
Ask HN: What are all the bad things that AI companies have done which we forgot
I was writing a comment recently when I realized just how bad the graphs in GPT 5 video are. I had almost forgotten about it.I wish to create a very minor website which can talk about all of these, I feel like there are some perverse incentives which make these companies show out the good and hide out the bad and our news cycle just keeps on moving and we all follow it.Also there can be some remarkable mentions as well which I wish to listHere are some other examples:OpenAI turning from non prof
Midjourney launches first AI video tool to animate images
Midjourney has launched its first public video generation tool, allowing users to create animated clips from still images. The new feature, announced on Midjourney's website, enables the generation of ...
OpenAI says to update Mac apps including ChatGPT and Codex as security precaution
OpenAI is asking users of its Mac software to update to the latest releases from today “out of an abundance of caution.” This is due to a security issue with a third-party developer tool, Axios, that ...
OpenAI adds $100 Pro subscription with higher Codex limits
OpenAI launched a new $100 monthly Pro plan that offers 5x more Codex usage than Plus, with a temporary 10x boost through May ...
OpenAI’s new $100 ChatGPT Pro plan targets Claude Max with five times the Codex access
OpenAI launched a $100/month ChatGPT Pro tier on 9 April 2026, matching Claude Max's price point with 5x more Codex than Plus and a 10x launch promotion through May.
Anthropic and OpenAI target big businesses with enterprise-grade controls and lower pricing
In its update today, Anthropic revealed new “organization-wide controls” to help corporate teams deploy its autonomous Claude ...
How OpenAI's Codex figured out how to use Adobe software
OpenAI's Codex AI coding service worked out how to use Adobe Lightroom like a human, denoising 50 photos without an API or plugin.
OpenAI Finally Launches a $100 ChatGPT Pro to Fill the Plans Gap
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OpenAI looks to take on Anthropic with $100 per month ChatGPT Pro subscriptions
The new ChatGPT plan expands access to OpenAI's AI-powered coding assistant Codex.
OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Pro $100 tier with 5X usage limits for Codex compared to Plus
Today, the firm arguably most synonymous with the generative AI boom announced it will begin offering a new, more mid-range ...
Show HN: Provepy – A Python decorator that proves your code using Lean and LLMs
Hi all,I have recently been playing around with AI and formal methods and built Provepy. It's an experiment to see if we can use frontier LLMs to bridge the gap between everyday Python code and formal verification in Lean.The idea is to make formal methods more accessible by burying the complex Lean syntax behind a standard Python decorator. You add @provable to your function, give it a plain English claim, and run your code. from provepy import provable
@provable(claim="This funct
Show HN: BrokenClaw Part 5: GPT-5.4 Edition (Prompt Injection)
Some prompt injection experiments with OpenClaw and GPT-5.4. Last part of the BrokenClaw series.
Powell, Bessent discussed Anthropic's Mythos AI cyber threat with major US banks
Anthropic rolled out the new Mythos AI model to a select group of companies over concerns that hackers could exploit its capabilities.
Federal appeals court rejects Anthropic bid to block Pentagon blacklist in AI dispute
A federal court rejected Anthropic's bid to block the Department of War from blacklisting the artificial intelligence company ...
The “SaaS-Pocalypse” Continues: Cloudflare, ServiceNow, CrowdStrike Under Fire as Anthropic Rewrites the Rules
The so-called “SaaS-pocalypse” is back, and it’s hitting harder today than it did yesterday. Anthropic’s release of “Claude ...
Anthropic’s New Powerful Mythos Model Has Cybersecurity Experts Worried
Anthropic says it is testing a powerful new AI model that can spot serious weaknesses in software, and releasing it as part ...
