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I think this increase of frequency is interesting too. But sometimes it does dilute the meaning of the pictures, and no one have time to sort out 1000+ pictures
by raihansaputra 10y ago
I think this increase of frequency is interesting too. But sometimes it does dilute the meaning of the pictures, and no one have time to sort out 1000+ pictures from the last year to make into one coherent album telling a story. They resort to 'auto-curate' that's based on their network's reaction to the post (e.g. those 5 top posts of the year on instagram), not the moment or their story itself.
- lordnacho 10y agoSurely a job for machine learning? There's enough metadata to spin a short narrative: - We went to Legoland when you turned 4, here's the pics of the day... vs - Here's a toad we came across on the way home from school one day...
- raihansaputra 10y agosure it's probably easier for vacation/location based narrative (picks ones that are far away from home). But maybe it can learn to pick more interesting data too (first picture of your child standing up/first video of them walking). Or last pictures of someone with you.. After thinking about it, yeah it might be a job for machine learning.