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by dbingham 16y ago
Sure: http://www.fridgetofood.com I've posted it as a link before and got some good feedback. Not sure what the rules are on reposting after an update are.
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by dbingham 16y ago
Really I just need pure feedback on each iteration. Need help coming up with a todo list of what to work on next. I've got big features in mind, but I want to nail the little stuff before I start on the next big feature. Don't think it r
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by dbingham 16y ago
Don't look a gift horse in the mouth I say. You can always choose not to take the advice given. And with SEO advice you can usually tell whether it will do harm if not whether it'll help.
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by dbingham 16y ago
Working on it as we speak ;)
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by dbingham 16y ago
First off, I love the idea, though I would extend it beyond married life to Relationship laughs, or even just "sharing space" or some such. Just stories about trying to live together and be together with people. It's a solid implementation
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by dbingham 16y ago
Hey Sebastian, great offer! I'd love if you'd take a look at Fridge to Food: http://www.fridgetofood.com Keywords: recipe sharing, foodie community, ingredient search Honestly, I could use help coming up with other keywords. I've been h
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Ask HN: Do HN threads become closed after a certain period?
3 points by dbingham 16y ago|0 comments
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by dbingham 16y ago
I agree with everything you said. To address the lack of recipes I'm offering to import recipes from the blogs of food bloggers who register. Doing it by hand for now, want to automate it eventually. Automating is a more difficult problem
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Rate My App: Fridge to Food - TasteSpotting meets StackExchange
1 points by dbingham 16y ago|0 comments
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by dbingham 16y ago
Don't forget to have it search http://stackoverflow.com in the various php tags. Also, having it search the various framework site's articles, question sites, documentation, etc would be very useful as well.
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by dbingham 16y ago
I used to use the chess.com facebook app a lot to play. But at some point I stopped. I forget when or why. I think I got fed up with the app engine and just turned it off for a while. I've since turned it back on, and might start playin
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by dbingham 16y ago
This needs a better title! Computer: Tea, Hot, Earl Grey. Then play Jack Johnson.
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by dbingham 16y ago
Thanks :) I'm working on the second beta version and am almost ready to take it live.
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by dbingham 16y ago
This argument is circular, at least with respect to the Ph.Ds. The primary field of employment for those with Ph.Ds is higher education. The deal is they are paid by universities to teach students and do research. When there is less fund
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by dbingham 16y ago
The numbers you are coming up with are utterly arbitrary. I could come up with similar numbers via anal extraction and have them be just as relevant to the question at hand. That is not at all. As for partying for 4 years and passing - Y
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by dbingham 16y ago
http://www.fridgetofood.com StackExchange meets TasteSpotting and hopefully, eventually LocalHarvest
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by dbingham 16y ago
Incentive deductions are very different from loopholes. Loopholes are bugs in the law. Sometimes put their intentionally by people who don't agree with the spirit of the law, sometimes there accidentally. But either way, they go against
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by dbingham 16y ago
A loophole by definition is a problem with a law that allows people to break the spirit of the law while not breaking the letter of it. Writing laws is like programming. There are bugs. But its even harder than programming because fixing
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by dbingham 16y ago
Heh, posting the executives make too much money in a business oriented forum is bound to be unpopular. shrug Look at the people actually taking salaries that high. They're the financial industry executives who just ran their companies i
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by dbingham 16y ago
I'd be happy to continue on email. I've enjoyed it too. It's always good to have a foil. With out them, we never learn :)
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by dbingham 16y ago
See comment below. In the analogy "I" am Google and "you" is the average citizen who has to pay more as a result of Google's tax avoidance. Not the government.
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by dbingham 16y ago
In the analogy it's not the government who's sandwich Google is taking -- its the average citizen. The government is just a proxy organization representing the citizens in a much more direct way than a company represents its stock holders.
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by dbingham 16y ago
Returning the maximum profit for shareholders is moral only for the very narrowly focused or the short sighted. Am I being moral if I return maximum profit for my shareholders by working my workers to death? Or by polluting the land so th
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by dbingham 16y ago
First off, I don't care who you are or what you do. No single individual creates that much value. A CEO makes big decisions, sure. But he receives advice from countless people on those decisions, and countless more people make those deci
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by dbingham 16y ago
The difference between individual incentives and corporate loop holes is that the incentives were put there to encourage certain type of relatively beneficial behavior. The loopholes were placed there often at the behest of the corporations
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by dbingham 16y ago
It is all of our jobs to fix the system that governs us. As long as you live in a democracy, then you are the only ones who can. And the more power (money) you have, the more responsibility you have for that. Does Google education the p
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by dbingham 16y ago
I haven't found a way of life yet. Working toward entrepreneur, but I'm not there yet. My mission is to make the world a better place as best I can. Broad as hell, right? How does one even determine what makes it a better place? Part of
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by dbingham 16y ago
What if my income is $250 million? It still evil for the government to claim a percentage of that to provide services?
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by dbingham 16y ago
Yeah, I'm not familiar enough with tax law to know the details of tax laws. I'm sure they're terribly written. Especially in the United States. We need desperate tax reform. Really it ought to be the first place we look for solving the
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by dbingham 16y ago
Well, it's up to England's citizens to change the efficiency of England's government. Google is doing great things. By but dodging its taxes, it is forcing ordinary citizens to pay more. Or make do with less. It doesn't matter whether it

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