official site -> main site

Yes, but I don't want to download everything I listen to.

Yeah your feed must be filled with annoying “feminists pwnage” videos from the ghetto of YouTube

I like to just have a playlist with the YT playlist or references, so I can stream it on the fly.

YT music helps isolate that

I download pretty much any good song I hear on YT, hence having thousands of songs.

With all the bands trying to go Direct to Consumers I wonder if that will become the new norm

Especially if it's a large video, as people often put several tracks into one video, i don't want to have to download it before listening to it.

I used to download everything.

It just got too messy locally.

I have a 250GB internal drive, and a 2TB external, so I download what I want.

I just keep it organized

I was also obsessive about tagging everything.

I download everything cuz tge gobment trakin me

I need to build a searchable database for my images, especially.

That's disorganized

At one point I had a script that would poll last.fm, musicbrainz and every site under the sun, just so I have the best tags.

Nice

I need to do that

Oh, you should use AI to organize your images.

Hmm

Good idea

I have an AI script that can sort music by mood.

ooo

"AI" i.e. machine learning

Well yeah

You're not going to be running a giant AI on your local box

It has a really good network with pretrained vectors

so I don't really have to tweak it anymore

It just "knows" which songs I put into which category

Oh nice.

it only makes sense to me - and my machine learning

I need to get a better understanding of python so I can do this better. I mostly work with compiled langs, other than JS.

You can pick up Python in an afternoon.

And then you won't want to stop using it.

Yeah, it's just the whitespace syntax that kept me away

I use it for every automation on my system now, pretty much. But I also use JS like you.

I have started using JS for local scripting. All you have to do is use the "node" binary as the interpreter.

Yeah

I don't like JS, but I know it well because I used to a lot of frontend web shits, and now I do a ton of backend.