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SongTaste是一个音乐分享的。作为一个典型的Web 2.0 式的音乐分享网站，用户在这里可以试听歌曲，并互相交流、推荐歌曲。
Song Taste 意为音乐盛宴。为观众打造一个聆听音乐的平台。
SongTaste是一个音乐分享的产品。致力于建立公共分享的系统，记录并分析每个人的音乐爱好，自动寻找那些你可能喜欢的歌，计算任何两个用户之间的相似度。SongTaste About
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打开电脑，可能你的第一件事情是戴上耳机，打开。可是寻找你喜欢的音乐并不是件容易的事情，找到那些在音乐品味上与你志同道合的朋友或许更难。我们致力于建立公共分享的系统，记录并分析每个人的音乐爱好，自动寻找那些你可能喜欢的歌，计算任何两个用户之间的相似度。每天你都会发现新的朋友，你们听着同样的音乐，甚至喝着同样的咖啡。
这听起来很有趣，实现起来可不容易，我们会努力做得更好。
如果你能给大家更多的音乐，那么你从大家那将获得更多：
在中国，因为传统唱片业不能满足有音乐需求的消费者，而版权的模糊又使得在互联网上能够低成本的获得音乐享受，所以音乐网站在中国也一直是创业热点，而因为彼此之间的竞争激烈所导致的音乐供应模式不断更新，这也使音乐网站的寿命往往都很短暂，与其他类型的网站不同，几年前叫得上口的音乐网站到现在都杳无音讯了，而名为九九中国的一家音乐网站在上线不到一年就因为风险投资商的撤资而倒闭更是轰动一时，像SongTaste和虾米这样纯粹依靠用户自主上传和分享音乐的SNS模式被日益效仿，不过从长远来看，音乐依然需要被系统化的分类，使任意一曲音乐都能够在数据库中被索引，符合这种趋势的技术除了Google以外还尚未被大规模开发，不能不说是个发展过程中的瓶颈和盲点。
该网站的ST分析器如同所有音乐网站里的音乐风格、语言的一样，让一切音乐爱好者更方便的找到自己喜欢的音乐。
SongTaste播放器目前最大歌曲容量为200首
SongTaste网站收录的某些不错的歌曲在百度或谷歌中是找不到的。均为Rayfile网盘链接。
SongTaste提供给大家了一个很好的音乐在线试听的基地。带领大家在音乐的海洋中畅享开怀！
小组（Group）可以使您更快捷的寻找到兴趣相投的朋友，
任何人均可创建小组。
我们的目标是按照您的品味把您喜欢的歌曲推荐给您。如果你成为注册用户，系统会自动分析您的品味，当然你可能需要尽可能多把您喜欢的歌告诉我们。我们算法参照了以下几个因素
1 调查表格
在您注册的时候您需要填写一张调查表格，节奏感，情感表达，音乐类型，语言，喜欢的歌手将作为您基本的风格。
2 把您喜欢的歌曲推荐给大家。我们将分析所有您推荐的歌曲，把这些歌曲同每个人作比较，计算您跟其他用户的品味相似度。尽可能多地填写这些歌曲，有助于我们更精确地进行分析和寻找。
3 每个歌手之间有相似度，根据大家的喜好我们把歌手的相似度进行计算。如果您喜欢，我们能够帮您分析您还喜欢哪些歌手。
4 如果您浏览其他用户推荐的歌曲，把那些您喜欢的加到您的收录中，我们会纪录这些行为，作为推荐的参考指标。
5 您的喜好可能根据您的心情和时间环境发生变化，因此保持您推荐的更新频率能够帮助我们随时跟上您的变化。
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SongTaste于日上午关闭音乐版块。[1]
此次关闭原因是版权问题。
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Things always and never go wrong. It’s a difficult concept to understand, and an even more difficult concept to adopt as being human doesn’t exactly allow for such control over emotions and understanding.
Things affect us in this way and that’s not so much because we are under their control, but because we don’t understand that we are in control – for the most part, at least. Things go wrong all the time… but at the same time they needn’t go wrong. Here’s what I mean:
1. There Are Things That Are Completely Out Of Your Control.
There is only so much that we can actually control in our lives. Yes… it does blow. It would be great if we could control every single minute detail of our existence – all that goes on around us – but it simply isn’t the case. You the sooner you do the sooner you’ll be able to brush your problems off for the uncontrollable happenings that they are.
If you can’t control it then you shouldn’t worry yourself about it. That may sound easier said than done, but there are several techniques you can use once you accept that the things out of your control are actually out of your control (the Internet can provide you with those).
2. There’s No Substitute For Time.
A lot of the time things aren’t so much going wrong as they aren’t going great. Because we consider going wrong basically anything that falls short of our expectations, even when things aren’t necessarily going wrong and are just going at the natural pace, we often feel as if they were going wrong.
This is usually the point when we push even harder, trying to force the results that we wish to see – trying to force success. That isn’t how things work either. Sometimes things take time to develop and mature. Sometimes pushing makes things worse. Worrying and stressing over such things definitely makes things worse.
3. Failure Is Part Of The Learning Process.
If you don’t fail regularly then you’re doing something wrong. That’s right – if you don’t do something wrong regularly then you’re not doing something right. Confused? Because we rarely can predict the exact results of any of our attempts at success, regardless of what that may entail, failing is part of the process.
If you’re not failing often then you’re not trying enough things. However, if you are failing often, make sure that you’re not testing the same theory over and over again. State your theory. Test it. Fail. Move on.
4. There Are No Highs Without Lows.
Things can’t always be going great because the better things go, the higher our expectations. The higher our expectations, the more likely we are not to reach those expectations. Most of the time what we consider to be a low is what others would consider to be highs. Lows are a natural part of life. But anything that goes down can go up – you just have to figure out how.
5. It’ll All Suck Less If You Stop Focusing On How Much It Sucks.
Our minds can be our worst enemies. There’s this feedback loop that seems to be built into our psyches. When things go great, we are happier, we see the world in a better light, and everything seems that much better. On the other hand, when things seem to be going poorly, we are thrown into a gloomy mindset.
Things seem to be bleaker and then everything we come into contact with or ponder over seems hopeless. The more hopeless it seems, the worse we interpret experience – experiences, mind you, that with a better mindset would seem just fine – and the worse off we feel, continuing the dark cycle all the way down the rabbit hole.
Distract yourself. Get your mind off the bad and focus on what good you do have in your life – we all have some. Look at the brighter side of things and don’t focus on the negative.
6. You’ll Be Completely Fine No Matter What.
We all have a tendency of blowing things out of proportion. The fact is that no matter how badly things are going, no mater how much you screwed up, no matter what has been taken away from you, you can’t start from less than 0. When you’re at 0, you can only go up. But having everything taken away from you is not a situation you will ever find yourself in.
Even if all your physical possessions have been taken away, even if your family and friends have been removed, you still have you. You have your knowledge, your thoughts, your mind and your experiences. You are always worth something and that’s something that no one can take away from you.
7. What Doesn’t Kill You Can Make You Stronger.
Can – not does. In order for your troubles to make you stronger, you have to learn from them. You have to figure out where – if at all – you went wrong. What could you have done differently? What could you have done more efficiently? What should you have avoided? What could you have interpreted in a different manner?
What is it that you were missing? If you can learn from it then it wasn’t time or energy wasted. We can’t pick and choose the manner or speed in which we learn our life lessons. Only life gets to decide that.
8. Chances Are You’ve Been Worse Off Before.
What’s interesting to note is that those that seem to be worried and stressed the most are those that have the most to lose. That’s not surprising. But consider the fact that all these individuals didn’t start with all that they have – they started with much, much less. If you were fine with a whole lot less, then why are you freaking out about reverting back to that?
Sure, you’re accustomed to a lifestyle and no one likes going backwards, but that’ it’s all your perception of the situation. You won’t hate your life if you go backwards if you didn’t hate your life when you were at that point before. What you really don’t want to lose is all that time and energy that you spent creating what you’re about to lose.
Unfortunately, the only way to look at it is as a lesson that you need to learn in order not to lose it again the second time around. Now get off your ass and make that success happen a second time.
9. Life Is Just A Game.
People are under this illusion that there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but there isn’t. Your life, the experiences you have, the things you did and are going to do, all of that is the reward. Things going to the sh*tter is all part of the game.
It’s not a lower level, it’s a new level. Just as in games, life often gets harder as you make your way to the top. The only things in your favor are the skills you picked up along the way. You’re always making progress, even if you don’t know it.
10. There Are More Important Things In Life.
Chances are that whatever you are worrying about isn’t all that important. There is little in our lives that isn’t replaceable, interchangeable or forgettable. What matters is what you as an individual give importance to.
Things aren’t intrinsically important – only people are. If you lost someone then you are in a difficult spot, but in time you will grow to appreciate others enough to no longer be sad about those you lost.
As far as our careers go… it’s great to have passions, but if no one ever needed to work, if we all lived in a utopian universe, you’d be keenly aware of what matters most: life itself. Everything else is just what we do to pass the time while we aim at achieving that utopian state.
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He primarily addresses the successes and downfalls of love and life.