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The full scope across this batch: POST /sessions key→token exchange, SessionStore dual-index with revoke_by_id, CLI Bearer injection (ONTOREF_TOKEN), ontoref setup --gen-keys, install scripts, daemon config form roundtrip, ADR-004/005, on+re self-description update (fully-self-described), and landing page refresh.
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48 lines
1.3 KiB
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# Rustikon 2026 - Key Story Moments
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Use this as your minimal narrative map for a 30-minute talk.
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## Moment 1 - Hook (Slides 1-3)
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Purpose: Win attention and establish credibility.
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Anchor line:
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"I have lived this problem for decades, and I wanted one thing: to sleep."
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## Moment 2 - Rising Tension (Slides 4-7)
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Purpose: Show complexity growing faster than control.
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Anchor line:
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"We changed tools many times, but not the model."
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## Moment 3 - Crisis / Root Cause (Slides 8-14)
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Purpose: Make the cost of late failure undeniable.
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Anchor line:
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"Fail late is expensive. Fail early is cheap."
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## Moment 4 - Turning Point (Slides 15-18)
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Purpose: Reframe the problem.
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Anchor line:
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"The problem was not the tools. The problem was the paradigm."
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## Moment 5 - Proof in Production (Slides 24-31)
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Purpose: Show real operational evidence.
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Anchor line:
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"At 3 AM, the system responds first. Not me."
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## Moment 6 - Emotional Close + CTA (Slides 33-35)
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Purpose: Close with trust and clear action.
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Anchor line:
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"Rust gave me deterministic systems and better sleep."
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## One-Line Backup Version
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1. I lived this problem for decades.
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2. Complexity grew; certainty did not.
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3. Late failures are the real tax.
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4. Types changed the paradigm.
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5. Production proof: lower MTTR and deterministic workflows.
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6. Start small: model infrastructure as types.
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