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Given a set of songs or albums {a, b, c} Suppose shuffling results in ordered set [b, a, c] Suppose user plays through the entire set. Now it's shuffled again
by xtagon 3y ago
Given a set of songs or albums {a, b, c}
Suppose shuffling results in ordered set [b, a, c]
Suppose user plays through the entire set. Now it's shuffled again before repating.
Suppose the new shuffle results in ordered set [c, a, b]
The user now hears c play after c
- Dylan16807 3y agoI'm going to ignore the other ways to handle that and just point out that that is multiple shuffles and won't be a problem if the user initiates all shuffles.
- xtagon 3y agoIf the user has to initiate all shuffles, it won't play continuously. If you handle it another way, that demonstrates that it doesn't "just" work with a pure shuffle without using those tricks.
- Dylan16807 3y ago1. Without a clearer spec, we should not assume the user wants any repeats at all. 2. Your claim is not even true as written. 3. I'm tempted to assume the user has a reasonable amount of music, so it will last as long as necessary. And you can't force me not to assume that.