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Have you ever hurt yourself from your own code?

About a year ago I had several thousand WAV audio files that I generated. I was going through them and trying to label/categorize them into folders, creating metadata, etc. While doing so, I listened to a few of them, and to my dismay there was quite a bit of silence in the beginning. This is very annoying especially when you are listening to many audio files in a row and there is a long pause before the next one starts playing. Great. Even more work for me.

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