shuffle

shuffle noun (MUSIC) a feature of an MP3 player, mobile phone, etc. that plays songs in a random order: I put my iPod on shuffle and drove home. a shuffle mode/function.

For: Mobile (Premium only) Smart Shuffle is play mode that keeps your listening sessions fresh by mixing in recommendations that match the vibe. You can activate it in any of the playlists you've created or your Liked Songs, and we'll also start recommending songs we think will go well with them.

Shuffle is a verb that means to move things around so they are not in any particular order. "Shuffle a deck of cards" Random is an adjective that means without concern for any particular order or position.

Shuffle a playlist or album while listening While listening to a song on your album or playlist, you can shuffle the order in which songs in a playlist or album play.

By default, it is set to False . When shuffle is set to True , the data is randomly shuffled before each epoch, so the order of the data is different in each epoch. Shuffling the data can be useful in training deep learning models because it helps prevent the model from memorizing the order of the data.

When shuffle is on, the button changes color and songs play in random order. Repeat all songs in the current view (for example, a playlist): Click the Repeat button . Repeat is on when the button changes color. Repeat the currently playing song: Click the Repeat button until the number 1 appears .

To fix the problem, you'll need to disable the feature in question: Automix. On iPhone or Android, go to the in-app settings, then chose “Playback.” On desktop, click your profile, then choose “Settings.” On all platforms, tap the toggle next to Automix to disable it.

Spotify has removed a play button that automatically shuffled songs regardless of an album's track list, and it's all thanks to Adele. The singer-songwriter tweeted on Saturday that she had requested the change for the release of her fourth studio album, 30, which arrived on streaming services on Friday.

: to move or walk in a sliding dragging manner without lifting the feet. b. : to dance in a lazy nonchalant manner with sliding and tapping motions of the feet. c. : to execute in a perfunctory or clumsy manner.

It is statistically random, but not psychologically random. Hearing songs from the same artist back-to-back is statistically likely, but we think that isn't random. So app developers have to make workarounds.

In Apache Spark, shuffling happens when data needs to be redistributed across the cluster. During a shuffle, data is written to local disk and transferred across the network.

The dance style is called shuffling because of the way the dancers slide their feet against the floor. It has its roots in the 1980s, with the stomps and quick heel-toe dance moves of artists like MC Hammer, Paula Abdul and Janet Jackson.