Watched this video and it's amazing how easy certain things are to do in Resolve. Definitely multicam/narrative edits seem easier. Also seems like if you come from broadcast you might feel more at home, too.
But it's also very jagged in look and feel, where Apple always makes things feel fluid. DVR feels more engineer-y, computer-y. Like Windows, or Premiere, or Pro Tools.
Still trying to get a sense of how much I'll stumble over before I commit to working in it...
RE: https://narrativ.es/@janl/117484474907395355
I take this pledge. I will be at the FOSDEM event and agree there's room for more different humans there.
RE: https://cassano.com.br/2026/10/19/e-se-esse-for-o-fim-do-meio/
Lugares instagramšveis, o Guia do Mochileiro das Galšxias, problemas matemšticos e a IA como oršculo: o problema dos finais sem meios e a morte da narrativa.
It's really weird driving northbound on 101 with the Blue Angels up.
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Hey, which narrative structure issue(s) is a great pain or a passion of yours? You can choose more than one. Let me know if an issue isn't covered. :) I'll share the results at the end, and from the LinkedIn poll, too.
The AI labs are projecting accelerating leaps in intelligence far beyond human comprehension and a vast increase in scientific and technological progress.
This narrative misunderstands LLMs, what intelligence is, and what science is.
https://woborders.blog/2026/10/18/superintelligence-alternate-hypotheses/
Excited! So, a while ago I started mapping design methods to values. I then started informally polling clients and colleagues about their values. I did this to check against the way they designed. But there was often a conflict between what they designed and what they valued. I've figured out why! My hypothesis is that creatives design worlds where they can survive or thrive. However, there is a common transformation narrative that skews action towards certain values. It's not their …