sporklpony

I believe there are apps on the app store that do this sort of thing, Halide[1] comes to mind as something I've read about, but I've never used it.

[1]: https://halide.cam/

There was a movement in my town to push back school start times. However, there are some non-immediately-obvious consequences. Due to limited school buses, school start times need to be staggered, so the options were either to push all school start times back or swap school start times so adolescents start later and younger students start earlier. Pushing all start times back would have resulted with some schools ending around 6pm or 7pm, and swapping start times would have elementary schoolers arriving home before their middle/high schooler babysitters. While it still could have been all worked out, the district came to the conclusion that it would require too large a logistical shift to be practical.

You might be curious to check out Faust[0] which is a functional programming language specifically designed for audio dsp, sort of based on a simulated-wire structure.

[0]: https://faust.grame.fr/

Maybe take a look at Wick Editor? https://www.wickeditor.com/#/ It's open source and development has stalled lately, but it has a stated goal of being a low-learning-curve flash replacement.

Couple of (fairly obvious) things that have helped me: - don't drink liquid before going to bed - use the restroom before going to bed

Often (at least for me) the feeling of needing to pee is greater than the actual need to pee. Realizing this, it's easier to hold it in until morning.

We had a similar situation with cat food. The car was smelling like cat food, but we couldn't tell why, but when we took it in for servicing they found that the ventilation system was full of cat food. Turns out some small animal got into our extra bag of cat food in the garage, and decided it made more sense to store it in the car.