forked from Keelrleek/SoulStream
KeelrLeek
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Bing's safesearch preference selects which cached result set answers a query,
and either bucket can be serving a DIFFERENT query's results. Measured on one
machine minutes apart:
Fishmans strict 32/35 relevant | unsignalled 0/35 (porn, a chord page,
a printable calendar)
Nikki Nair strict 0/35 | unsignalled 35/35 (Resident Advisor,
Rinse FM, Boiler Room)
So there is no correct global setting. Shipping strict alone in ee25095 fixed
Fishmans, Partiboi69 and Camping in Alaska while silently hiding artists Bing
can see perfectly well. Every wave now reads both buckets and pools the cards,
deduped by media url, and the identity gate picks the winner -- it rejected
~3,000 cards in the audit behind this with no observed false rejects.
The query ladder also gains the bare artist name. Decorated queries collapse a
rare artist onto a popular entity sharing a word: every "Hana Vu ... photo"
phrasing returns the Japanese group HANA, quoting included, while the bare name
returns her real NME and LA Times press shots. Every accept on the three newly
fixed artists came from this query.
A 1-2 card page now counts as a degraded answer rather than only an empty one
-- a single junk card was enough to blank an artist for CATALOG_TTL, and that
was 15 of 30 waves for MSPAINT and Billy Cobb in one audit. The richer of the
two reads wins so a thin retry cannot lose a good first answer.
And fanart.tv publishes newer uploads under artist4kbackground, not the legacy
artistbackground the code asked for. MSPAINT's ONLY background is a 3840x2160
band photo under the new key -- fetched and discarded on every page load while
the artist showed no hero at all.
Measured across 21 artists, every winning image inspected: 8 -> 10 with a
correct hero, no wrong-artist hero anywhere, canaries (Fishmans, Partiboi69,
Camping in Alaska) unchanged. Newly working: Jane Remover, They Are Gutting a
Body of Water, MSPAINT.