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slides: add opening (Battle of the Robots) and closing slides 



Opening slide (slide-0-opening) — the Day 1 curtain raiser.
Incorporates the Rock'em Sock'em Robots Giphy frame referenced by
the user; flanked by BLUE CORNER (Scientist Assessment · this deck)
and RED CORNER (Developer Assessment) labels with the time slots.
A Rules-of-the-Match panel states the threshold and stretch goals
in plain language and makes the collaboration framing explicit
("this is not a battle").

Closing slide (slide-end-closing) — mirrors the opening.  Uses the
GIF's last frame (the classic knockout pose, one robot's head popped
up) overlaid with a playful banner: "the winner is … the shared
back-end."  Take-away panel reiterates the threshold goals in the
same order as the opening's rules.

Both slides embed the Giphy frame as base64 inside the SVG, so the
SVG is self-contained and portable; the extracted PNGs are kept
next to the slides for regeneration / as backup assets.

Co-Authored-By: default avatarClaude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
parent e97670ea

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---

slide_number: 0

title: "Reflectometry Hack-a-thon 2026 · Day 1 Opening"

subtitle: "Battle of the Robots — the scientist team's assessment"

file_svg: slide-0-opening.svg

file_png: slide-0-opening.png

image_assets:

  - slide-0-robots-frame.png

audience: scientists + developers, Day 1 opening session

time_slot: 2026-04-22 10:00 – 11:00

companion_slide: none (standalone opener)

---



# Slide 0 — Opening



## Purpose



Set a warm, collaborative tone for Day 1.  The "Battle of the Robots"

framing is the scientists' own language for the two kick-off

sessions (Scientist Assessment at 10:00, Developer Assessment at

11:00).  Note that the framing is *playful*, not adversarial — the

Rules-of-the-Match panel explicitly says "this is not a battle."



## Visual



A single Rock'em Sock'em Robots frame (blue robot vs red robot in a

yellow ring), sourced from the Giphy loop referenced by the user.

Flanked by two corner labels (BLUE CORNER · Scientist Assessment,

RED CORNER · Developer Assessment) with time slots.  A

Rules-of-the-Match panel underneath restates the threshold and

stretch goals in plain language.



## Speaker notes



- Acknowledge the Rockem-Sockem reference as Bogdan's framing.

- "This is not a battle" — emphasise the collaboration.

- Threshold goal first, stretch second.  Two-instrument rule as

  the framing constraint.

- Hand off to slide 1.



## Asset provenance



- Giphy asset: `TLZpFS61887SM` (URL in user's message).

- A single frame extracted (frame 22/45) via Pillow.

- Embedded as base64 so the SVG is self-contained and portable.



## Editing



If you want to change the rules text or corner labels, edit the SVG

directly — this slide is simple enough that hand-editing is fine.

Re-render with `./render.sh`.

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---

slide_number: end

title: "End of Round One — Now for the Real Work"

subtitle: "The 'battle' ends.  The modularization begins."

file_svg: slide-end-closing.svg

file_png: slide-end-closing.png

image_assets:

  - slide-end-robots-frame.png

audience: scientists + developers, Day 1 closing

companion_slide: slide-0-opening

---



# Slide End — Closing



## Purpose



Close the Scientist Assessment session on a collaborative note,

reiterating the threshold goals and the two-instrument constraint.

Mirrors the opening slide's Rock'em Sock'em framing so the two

slides bracket the presentation.



## Visual



A final frame from the Giphy loop — the knockout pose, where one

robot's head has popped up.  Classic toy reference.  Overlaid with

a yellow-to-orange banner reading "the winner is … the shared

back-end" to reframe the fight as a collaboration.



## Take-away panel



1. **Threshold goal:** agreement that QuickNXSv2 is conducive for

   refactoring into UI + back-end.  (yes)

2. **The boundary exists:**  the `data_handling/` tree already has

   zero Qt imports.  Half the refactor is already done.

3. **Two instruments by design:** whatever we name the back-end

   (`ref_core`) supports REF_M and REF_L.

4. **The five silent defaults:** concrete items where GUI and

   autoreduce disagree — that's the first Tier-1 day of work.



## Speaker notes



- "Apparently one of them lost.  Both agree to try again, together."

  (Reference the footer caption.)

- Pause on "threshold goal" — that's the primary message.

- Don't commit to stretch-goal work here; the hack-a-thon decides.



## Asset provenance



- Same Giphy loop as slide 0 (asset `TLZpFS61887SM`).

- Last frame (44/45) extracted and embedded as base64.