Charts and icon grids explain Pakistan's electricity trap
95 views·3 likes·Posted 27 Sept 2026 · 0:41 · Explainers
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A data-driven explainer intro on Pakistan's electricity paradox, with load-shedding bar charts, a large 47,839 figure, a grid of power-plant icons and a price-demand loop chart; made zero-shot, with Claude running an open-source TTS model and layering sound effects.
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Jumping on the Claude Code + Hyperframe bandwagon. I made this intro completely zero-shot using Opus 5.5. Claude downloaded and ran an open-source model for text-to-speech, added the turbine sound at the start, layered in the other sound effects, and nailed the motion and visuals. The accuracy of the whole thing is unreal. I’m in awe.
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Jumping on the Claude Code + Hyperframe bandwagon. I made this intro completely zero-shot using Opus 5.5. Claude downloaded and ran an open-source model for text-to-speech, added the turbine sound at the start, layered in the other sound effects, and nailed the motion and visuals. The accuracy of the whole thing is unreal. I’m in awe.
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