I didn't get past the wanky declaration that he listens to classical, listing out dozens of composers.
The term DJ is synonymous with modern, electronic music, anyway.
The term DJ is synonymous with modern, electronic music, anyway.
He didn't even say "classical", he was circumspect with "that moste illustriouse of musical traditionnes".
We get it, you like classical music and Spotify is a poor fit. That's... the article?
I follow several thousand composers and musicians. I then get daily playlist creation by crabhands.com of any new releases by those I follow. I then export the crabhand playlist into my own local database via exportify.net. I then create Spotify playlists of music I haven't heard that I may like as well as the released works I like best. Then I score the works I've listened to and feed that back into the system. So I get a deluge of new releases but play it in an organized fashion.
I learned Windows programming from his book, I'm sort of shocked he doesn't seem to have a base-level understanding of how transformer models work..
That, and instrumental music. Seems to believe the set of all music = pop songs + western civilization tradition classical music
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Austraian/New Zealander detected lol
Sure, leans a bit classical and not the least bit "wanky" (at least IMHO)
> but the term was around long before it.
Wanky? DJ? Classical? Term Of His Natural Life? .. Regardless of the specific etymological chronology you're thinking of, I feel there are non-wanky examples in the broad tent of "classical".