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dr00bot
4y ago
I definitely get the emptiness... In many ways it's totally rational to feel like this because there is no global meaning out there. Meaning only makes sense at the local level and within the confines of a project/goal. That elusi
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dr00bot
4y ago
That's interesting. Depending on the number of tracks/artists that you initially import it is possible that the tool won't find any similar artists. Can I ask how many tracks and artists you are importing from your playlists
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dr00bot
4y ago
Thanks! I've explained the algorithm in a previous comment. If it doesn't make sense let me know. And I like that feature idea. Will add it to the backlog!
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dr00bot
4y ago
Thanks! I think the text output is a good option. Will add it to the backlog :).
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dr00bot
4y ago
Thanks! First time using React so it might be a bit messy... https://github.com/andrewjkuo/playlist-recycle
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dr00bot
4y ago
Thanks! The app is fully client-side so nothing is ever stored on my servers. I pretty much use the Spotify API as the backend.
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dr00bot
4y ago
Great idea. There's an endpoint for this so I'll add this functionality soon. Thanks!
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4y ago
https://github.com/andrewjkuo/playlist-recycle This was my first time using React so it might be a bit messy...
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4y ago
Thanks! Glad you've found it useful :). The algo is quite simple but a little bit hard to explain so I'll do my best... The aim is to find similar artists to the ones you have selected based on genre (every artist on Spotify is as
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Show HN: Recycle your old Spotify playlists into new ones
(playlistrecycle.com)
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4y ago
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