Isn’t this like one of those personality harvesting Apps on Facebook?
Can’t we permission The Pudding to see our place instead of logging in as us?
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Isn’t this like one of those personality harvesting Apps on Facebook?
Can’t we permission The Pudding to see our place instead of logging in as us?
Didn't expect it will play a music for me haha, had to pick up my earphones. Anyway it was hilarious. - Your spotify was anime-slow-dance bad, On "You listen to these tracks too much:" part, well that is because they are on the top of the playlist. I usually start my Spotify day by just playing the playlist (Liked Songs) so it goes just play the music on whats on top and go down to the first song I fav'ed. - You are…
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This seems like a lot of work. I wonder why people tolerate this, it seems to me to be a significantly worse UX over the radio.
A music experience where you listen to music industry's preferences instead? That's a step down, even from not curating your spotify preferences at all.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/nov/03/spotify-a...
Really well written. Unique responses to many (I thought) relatively unknown songs and artists.
The final score, a rambling "BAD" rating, was very funny.
Great job!
I see a lot of comments about how bad spotify recommendations are. I have had great experience but I follow a methodology to keep the recommendations curated. I'll also note that I listen to a wide variety of music ranging from EDM to metal to high enery jpop to classical. What I have found is: - Adding things to playlists makes a big difference. If you really love a song, hit it with a heart, if you want to hear mor…
Here's my 2 cents: don't rely so much on spotify for recommendations. It's first and foremost a streaming service, any recommendation features are secondary. My strategy is to use a variety of recommendation systems. I've found things through spotify, pandora, gnoosic, reviews, forums, even wikipedia pages. Hunting for music is really fun! Music tastes are subjective, I just don't think the algorithms are ever going…
To each their own, I guess, but I’m naturally a “passive” music discoverer, using a combination of recommendations and similar artist radios and whatnot. It works fairly well.
By the way, I hated the Spotify ads so much I paid up for YouTube Music + Premium. Even though the Spotify Windows app is VERY usable compared to https://music.youtube.com. Good Lord, I hated those ads. I know the conspiracy theory that they were designed to be irritating so that you pay up, but that only works in a world without much choice; ;now you have YouTube Music, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Deezer. Spotify, I'll readily pay up and switch if you improve those awful ads.
So fun! My score plummeted when I answered the interactive questions. Hit a bug where it asked me “do you recognize this song?” And tried to play some audio, but nothing actually played. (Safari on iOS; could have been caused by an ad blocker)
So fun! My score plummeted when I answered the interactive questions. Hit a bug where it asked me “do you recognize this song?” And tried to play some audio, but nothing actually played. (Safari on iOS; could have been caused by an ad blocker)
It also absolutely disliked the amount of Daft Punk I listened too, and called me pretentious for listening to Periphery, this was hilarious.
Wow, that was great. Very engaging UX / text. By the way, I hated the Spotify ads so much I paid up for YouTube Music + Premium. Even though the Spotify Windows app is VERY usable compared to https://music.youtube.com . Good Lord, I hated those ads. I know the conspiracy theory that they were designed to be irritating so that you pay up, but that only works in a world without much choice; ;now you have YouTube Music,…
I'd rather just not use spotify at all.
Pandora was OK. The issue I had with it is that "Liking" or "Disliking" a song seemed to poison the playlist.
YouTube is what I use to discover music today. It can take me down a rabbit hole, but going down one never seems to adversely impact song recommendations the next time I go searching for music.
Newer stuff I tend to like usually ends up being on Bandcamp.