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LTeder/README.md

Hello, I'm Logan! 🤠

I have contributed to the work of Blinkcns (Charleston, SC) for over four years in various roles. Last year I completed my bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Columbia University. My programming experience is primarily in Python, particularly with (big) data infrastructure/manipulation/discovery, machine vision, neural networks, and signal analysis. I have additional experience in Rust, C++, C, Matlab, Mathematica, and Java (generally ordered in decreasing level of confidence), along with active working knowledge of AWS.

Let's get in touch. I'm an engineer/artist/generally (at least somewhat) bright person who's always on the hunt for new opportunities.

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  1. MIDI piano transcription from any re... MIDI piano transcription from any recording
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    Using a couple repos with Python, you can transcribe any piano recording to MIDI.
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    Each will use their own environment. Pretty straightforward with conda/mamba.
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    Both steps incur some loss which affects the quality of the end result.
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    But on any reasonably hi-fi recording since the late 60s you should get acceptable results. Super useful for dumping into Syn/[Neothesia](https://github.com/PolyMeilex/Neothesia).
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    Simulation, evolution, and rendering of "soft robots" in Python

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    Draws a spiral of a recursively placed regular polygon.

    Python