Dr. Nic Junius
@quakefultales.bsky.social
They/Them Technical Narrative Designer at Fenris Creations (formerly known as CCP Games) | PhD in Computational Media from UCSC | MFA in Digital Art and New Media | Playwright | Indie Dev of Experimental AI Behavior Tools https://njunius.github.io/
some back to back runs comparing kill times, very roughly
✨Poison Ivy Cover 12✨ Just a casual night~ 🍄💀💄
Today is International Lesbian Day! My OC is butch, and one of them is non-binary. Both butch and non-binary people are part of the lesbian community. I hope that what is taken for granted around the world will also become the norm in Japan.
This picture will always be iconic. RIP Margaret Hamilton who wrote the software that successfully guided NASA’s Apollo missions through the moon.
storytelling media plays an essential role in how we negotiate our shared values and imagine the future as a society. the elite slop-capture of these spaces has irrevocable consequences, and they know it
Jessica Ellis@baddestmamajama.bsky.social · 3d agoThere are so many people, so many, that love film and want to dedicate their whole lives to making films, in front of the camera, behind it, in editing suites and casting rooms and makeup trailers. And that these locusts can come in and just devour the industry, take it from us all, is devastating.
ah damn, RIP Margaret Hamilton. she took safety-critical software engineering seriously, and got people to the moon and back. news.mit.edu/2026/margare...
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Understanding your affordances and what is easy to maintain is incredibly important for any person in game narrative, especially because there are often not many of us on any given project!
Evil John 2: John By Dawn@johnryanwrites.bsky.social · 2d agoI always tell narrative folks you can get smarter by going under the hood and knowing how to hook things up. You learn how all the pieces fit, and it inspires you see what you can squeeze out of the engine. Letting the machine to do it blunts your language, creativity, and your curiosity.