For me, Discover Weekly is awesome, but misses about 50-90% of the time. It feels like every other playlist sucks, but could be just me (or the algorithm...). Thankfully, there's a skip button so I can find new artists/bands that I really do enjoy from the playlist (and I have found about a dozen new ones that I really love now).
Years ago when I used Pandora, their radio was amazing and really kept up with the seed well, I felt. I'm not sure how it holds up now since I rather listen to music I choose instead of the radio, though. I feel like they did a better job in terms of hit/misses.
So, while I really like the opportunity Discover Weekly opens up, it's far, far from perfect, but definitely better than nothing.
While I love the way IG presents its content, I really hate sifting through 15 @natgeo images (don't judge me..) before I get back to my friends' posts.
I do want to see the images from the people/companies I follow, but shit... Can I just have a diverse enough feed to so I can see what my friends are up to?
Now that FB owns IG, hopefully they'll do something about it.
"Whether or not the function being called was declared in a file that uses strict or weak type checking is irrelevant. The type checking mode depends on the file where the function is called."
That means that my function can have a parameter defined as an int in its strict file, but if it's called from outside of it, anything can still be passed to that parameter, right?
I'm not sure how I like that. What if you're passing input from class A into class BStrict then using BStrict to call a function in CStrict? BStrict and CStrict are defined as strict, where A is not. Would BStrict then be the one throwing the error because the "caller" is the issue?
From the description it seems that the parameters are effectively ignored in BStrict when A calls it.
Years ago when I used Pandora, their radio was amazing and really kept up with the seed well, I felt. I'm not sure how it holds up now since I rather listen to music I choose instead of the radio, though. I feel like they did a better job in terms of hit/misses.
So, while I really like the opportunity Discover Weekly opens up, it's far, far from perfect, but definitely better than nothing.