supersquirrel

The can of worms goes deeper, signal analysis...

Because not enough people are using the free compressor TDR Kotelnikov

https://www.tokyodawn.net/tdr-kotelnikov/

Thorough rundown of the art of compression through the lens of TDR kotelnikov plugin.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tx6SRCwWug

another review and demo of mastering and mixing

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xS5Y8OOCkaM

Also more people need to produce audio using the LUFS measurement of loudness.

Youlean has a very nice free LUFS Loudness Meter.

https://youlean.co/youlean-loudness-meter/

video rundown of tool

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ld11Be_ixzY

This photo is about wealth inequality too.

More like the nervous system of a noise musician's pedalboard so complex it might be able to talk to aliens.

Why do they need guns? They are starving, is that not evil enough?

Exactly!

Which is exactly the intended conditions ventcure capital investment in WhatsApp was intended to do, now they can just keep cashing in over and over again banking on pure inertia from people already knowing how to use WhatsApp badly to do something they could do far better with another tool.

What that says to me is you are trying to bullshit using a basic tool when you actually need to do the work of onboarding people onto some kind of platform where you can actually coordinate complex things or have conversations between huge groups of people that are still salient to individuals.

Nobody really needed this feature, this is the actual reason it is being implemented... obviously.

It is insulting they aren't even trying to hide it.

watt

A good example is ADHD. I have severe ADHD so I take meds to manage it. If I am driving an automatic car on cruise control I find it very difficult to maintain long term high intensity concentration. The solution for me is to drive a manual. The constant involvement of maintaining speed, revs, gear ratio, and so on mean I can pay attention much easier. Add to that thinking about hypermiling and defensive driving and I have become a very safe driver, putting about 25-30 thousand kms on my car each year for over a decade without so much as a fender bender. In an automatic I was always tense, forcing focus on the road, and honestly it hurt my neck and shoulders because of the tension. In my zippy little manual I have no trouble driving at all.

Are you me? I love weaving through traffic as fast as I can... in a video game (like Motor Town behind the wheel). In real life I drive very safe and it is boring af for my ADHD so I do things like try to hit the apex of turns just perfect as if I was driving at the limit but I am in reality driving at a normal speed.

Part of living with severe ADHD is you don't get breaks from having to play these games to survive everyday life, as you say it is a stressful reality in part because of this. You brought up a great point too that both of us know, when our focus is on something and activated we can perform at a high level, but accidents don't wait for our focus, they just happen, and this is why we are always beating ourselves up.

We can look at self driving car tech and intuit a lot about the current follies of it because we know what focus is better than anyone else, especially successful tech company execs.

Lie dare you claim Waymo is better than Tesla

(it is a lidar joke, Waymo has lidar sensors which makes it way safer)