Monday Lightning Talks
summary
A sprint of six five-minute pieces: a talk that treats storytelling as a protocol and argues oral tales act like lossy compression for knowledge; a warehouse anecdote that proves a forklift license beats generated docs — machine is not the skill; a punchline that party invites work best as a four-page invite with nine sections and accessibility/layout details; a roundup of Asimov stories as lenses on deepfakes and agency; a Git horror story where a GitHub action deleted branches and local clones restore everything; and film-editing lessons on structure, instincts, and invisible craft.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Lightning talks overview
- 1:09Florian on storytelling
- 7:22Deepak on AI limitations
- 10:57Emily on party invitations
- 16:16Jonathan on sci-fi parallels
- 19:59Olu on Git disasters
- 25:40Fraser on film editing
- 30:34Closing remarks
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