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This AI is incredible!
You may also like Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back…
This AI is incredible!
Really enjoying JAMStack Radio. Can’t believe it started in 2016, and I’m just now getting into it!
Currently imagining how awesome it’s going to be to do what I love on a new MacBook Pro.
Paddington 2 is super impressive if it was written without Dramatica. It basically follows a storyform from beginning to end, almost to the point of using certain Elements within dialogue!
Probably why it scores 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.
#screenwriting #writingtips
Just tried out Overdub for Descript. Basically, you screw up a word or words in your podcast, and you can TYPE replacement words. A Voice Double–tunes to your voice–replaces your original audio seamlessly! My first couple of tests right now were like magic.
Now if I could only do the same with this travesty that is the latest version of Star Wars on Disney+!
As a former Disney animator, of course I’m streaming Steamboat Willie first.
Continuous deployment is the greatest thing in the world. Also, branch deploys for automatic staging servers. Netlify, I love you.
Just ordered my Cortex Ugly Christmas Sweater. Only a couple days left to be the talk of the office!
Trying Sizzy out, because there’s nothing I love more than new developer tools. (They’re site is beautiful too, insta-buy).
Just held the most mind-blending class in the Writers Room in Subtext. The input from the attendees was off the chart! So excited to eventually share it with the rest of the writing community.
Nuxt JS is essentially the Laravel of Vue JS (which I get is a framework of a framework of JavaScript). Having spent a couple years mixing PHP and JS, I can easily say that Nuxt is the greatest developer experience by far.
Completely intuitive and well thought-out.
This presentation by the creator of Nuxt is a good start.
Just figured out all my story issues in the shower. I respectively submit for Apple to make the next MacBook 100% waterproof, so I can finish writing the whole thing in there.
“There’s nothing on your schedule for the rest of the day.” Music to my ears, Alexa.
This is why I switched from PHP/Laravel to JAMStack…
The old version of Narrative First:
The new JAMStack-ified version of the same exact site:
Oh. And the first Narrative First is the Lighthouse score on local.
Welcome to my sad Black Parade.
Waited 20 minutes online to buy tickets to see My Chemical Romance return and they’re already sold out. 😭
Come to think of it, I’d be surprised if anyone pays face-value for these.
After 13 years, Narrative First is now an app.
This latest rollout lays the foundation for a Subtext/NF crossover experience unheard of in storytelling software.
I can’t tell you how happy I am about the improvements in speed, and the many many new features to come in the following months. For those of you in more remote or distant parts of the world you should experience a huge difference in response requests.
Subtext is truly the most delightful way to write a story.
Achievement #34256 unlocked: experience an E.T. style Halloween St. with streets packed with kids and haunted houses around every corner.
Going to be coming here every year from now on (Agajanian Rd. in Saugus, CA).
Doesn’t matter what time of day–I always fall asleep when Snoopy does his Wotld War I Flying Ace bit.
Clicking Netlify’s Verify DNS Configuration over and over again like its the Apple store on iPhone night. 😁
It is ridiculous how effortless it is to spin up a static site with Netlify and JAMStack.
There’s no way I’m going back to anything else.
An overwhelmingly insight post on Superhuman’s on-boarding and the delight with which they infuse everything. Looking to copy a lot of this once I finish engineering some key delight into Subtext.
There can be no greater than feeling, than the feeling one gets when you finally roll out an accelerated, hyper-realized version of your app WITHOUT ERRORS!
Everything is possible!
My afternoons with Sam Harris are turning out to be the best 15 minutes of the day. Waking Up app
This garage tour of Google circa 1998 is just what I needed this week:
Funny reading an article written before my extensive work on The Holistic Premise. Like looking at pictures of yourself in elementary school. So much more room to grow.