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Worked for a few items I tested, but failed for "soylent 1.5". That gave me "1.5 pouches Soylent", but what I wanted was "1 pouch Soylent v1.5". But otherwise

Worked for a few items I tested, but failed for "soylent 1.5". That gave me "1.5 pouches Soylent", but what I wanted was "1 pouch Soylent v1.5". But otherwise, I enjoy the simplicity and interface. I currently use My Fitness Pal on my phone to track calories during bulking and cutting. For the most part, the app is great, especially its database, but it has several quirks that make using it more difficult than it has to be. Putting the Add Food button directly over the advertisements, for example... But more importantly, inputting certain food items can be tedious. For example, logging "204 grams of milk" is difficult, but spe.lt handled that gracefully. I feel like spe.lt combined with My Fitness Pal's database and a speech-to-text interface would be splendid.

seivan 11y ago
Not sure Siri (Wolfram) has Soylent, but you can ask her about "calories in a slice of pizza" or "calories in a cheeseburger" :) Does anyone know if there is a js-lib where you can subtract units and <subject> from written text like this does? I have my own database of values I want to try this on.
usaphp 11y ago
> Putting the Add Food button directly over the advertisements I think they have a premium subscription for 9$/month which does not have any advertisements
InclinedPlane 11y ago
FYI: http://news.yahoo.com/sow-files-notice-legal-action-against-soylent-super-200000801.html http://news.yahoo.com/sow-files-notice-legal-action-against-...