For audio work, I use 4 programs: LMMS, yt-dlp, demucs, and audacity

My workflow usually goes yt-dlp to download audio/samples, then either audacity and demucs. Audacity I use for splicing the clips I need, and if its necessary, I use demucs to split stems either on the full song before splicing clips with audacity or splitting stems after getting the clips I want. I then use LMMS to sample and layer drums and other samples usually.

Always gotta love a little cache speed up.

Is your firewall preventing outbound requests from random ports on ur computer?

Could u use an already parallelized solution like ripgrep? I think someone else also mentioned putting it in a database, that shouldnt be too bad either.

The fifth is your mom.

I really like this approach. The only problem I see with this is that the measure of center you’re using for the calculation would have to be chosen well. Maybe a weighted average towards lower incomes or using a median, but properly choosing the measure of center would be really important along with verifying that a linear increase or decrease in percentage is also the best solution.

I think figuring out the rate at which taxation should increase relative to ones income should be the first step, then mapping that onto a set of equations that could calculate taxes would be the best approach.

This is the beat option. Also make sure if you’re considering fully switching to see if any of the software you’re using is supported on Linux or has an alternative.

In LMMS you can import samples and it has VST support, so it is a pretty featured DAW

and as the kids say… Skibidi.

This would be the funniest reality.

If you want some help with installing, I can try to help.

Why are you uncomfortable buying a used phone? I’ve only ever bought used phones.

I really like this concept but the lack of signatures means someone can just copy and paste your human.json, no?

Do u know what the name is so I can go submit stupid ass PRs

Were they advertising an API client using this post?

Just curious, but why 480?

I’m not familiar with weather stuff. What does this mean exactly?

Are there any libraries in Julia that you’d recommend?

I get wanting to just do it yourself. That’s part of why I asked the question because I want to be able to design my own algorithmic art pieces.

Have you actually done that???