I'm 17 (M) And It seems like I cannot get a deeper voice for some reason. Puberty did me the MOST dirty and BARELY did anything to my voice. And...

Seek a lower vibration. Practice. Humm

• Relax your vocal cords, lower intonation is a more open throated expression. More air, more open. If you take singing classes they teach you that kind of stuff.

• Masculine isn’t necessarily a pitch, although deeper is interpreted as more masculine in context.

• Know where you fit and expand what you’ve got. Try imitating others, and don’t constrict your throat trying to sound deep.

• Try thinking of it like you’re yawning while talking.

• I recommend starting with YouTube and channels like Trans Voice Lessons' older videos.

• Relax your jaw, shoulders and throat muscles. Feel your throat opening up and your larynx descending. It helps to yawn.
  Now spend a few minutes every day - or as often as you like - humming in that state, going as low as is comfortable, then just a bit lower. Don't force it, and don't try to power through any pain, because that'll make your voice tense and high. You can get a tone generating app, and harmonise to a frequency, lowering it carefully.

• You could, however, try to talk better in general. Not pushing for a deeper voice, but for a more relaxed tone. Speaking with more confidence and enunciation. That can actually help you overall in the long run

I have been using DAP Alex plus caulk on trim for 15 years and covering with paint with no issues. Two jobs now and I’m getting these spider...

• I've been using dynaflex 230. It is not immediately paintable though. But I don't have any call backs from it cracking. It handles completely different from any of the fast dry stuff.

• We never have issues with Sherman Williams 950A and the 1050QD. Also, Big Stretch has a huge following. I just haven’t used it myself.

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It was like a revelation when chain-of-thought AI became viral news as a GitHub project that supposedly competed with SOTA's with only 2 developers and some nifty prompting...
Did all the companies just jump on the bandwagon an weave it into GPT/ Gemini / Claude in a hurry?
Did those companies already have e.g. Gemini 2.5 PRO thinking in development 4 months ago and we didn't know?

I'm just starting out with Clojure and I was trying to implement vim's keywordprg, which displays documentation for the word under the cursor. I want to call the doc() function on the value of a variable, but I'm not having any luck:

user=> (let [x "println"] (doc x))
-------------------------
user/x
nil

In Perl, I think I could use the eval() function, but I'm not seeing anything comparable in Clojure. Any suggestions? Thanks!

I made mine in InDesign-the inside, covers in Photoshop, and I bind them with waxed thread... And it's awesome, I can pick and choose paper weight, colour 👌

So if you have the option, go for it 😁 And of course show the end results