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Cook Editor: Plain text recipe editor(cook.md)
1 points by dubadub 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: CookCLI New Big Release(github.com)
2 points by dubadub 1y ago|0 comments
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Interview with David Mundie, creator of language for recipes in 1985(cooklang.org)
3 points by dubadub 2y ago|0 comments
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by dubadub 2y ago
An interview with David A. Mundie, creator of RxOL - the first programming language for recipes in 1985. He shares his vision of simplifying cooking through technology, his thoughts on recipe formats, and perspectives on the future of kitch
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by dubadub 2y ago
I experimented a bit with that format and ChatGPT can generate pretty decent results. I described it in a blog https://cooklang.org/blog/03-ai-and-the-evolution-of-recipe-... . Here's a full graph it generated htt
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by dubadub 2y ago
I'm quite curious to check that out, but seems that the paper I found doesn't have anything about cooking https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/uploads/prod/2000/0... . Is that the one y
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Why Recipe Standard Is Important(cooklang.org)
4 points by dubadub 2y ago|2 comments
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AI and the Evolution of Recipe Formats(cooklang.org)
1 points by dubadub 3y ago|0 comments
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by dubadub 5y ago
Agreed, recipes often need localisation. The language itself agnostic to ingredients and doesn't provide any database. It's up to a user to tag ingredients so tools can recognise them and use in different ways. It's very eas
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by dubadub 5y ago
Thanks, will add the link
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by dubadub 5y ago
Now we have it https://github.com/cooklang/cook-mode
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by dubadub 5y ago
It started as a hobby project to solve my personal needs: I really hate grocery shopping: it's repetitive and takes time. I decided to automate it, but couldn't find any robust tools for that. Also for a long time wanted to create
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by dubadub 5y ago
I haven't tried it yet, but there's Swift support for Windows https://swift.org/blog/swift-on-windows/
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by dubadub 5y ago
Yeah, we can only set one title picture for a recipe. Noted down your question. > Any option to specify that differently as in your seed all files will be in the single folder and there will be mess on file system. I would for instance p
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by dubadub 5y ago
All great ideas, I've taken a note. I'm not sure about "3. automatically produced different measurements.". What do you mean by that?
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by dubadub 5y ago
Certainly, adding units to roadmap soon as well.
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by dubadub 5y ago
Interesting idea, how about the case when quantity varies for different ingredient? For example 2 tbsp of raw organic cane sugar or 3 honey.
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by dubadub 5y ago
Nice app! Perhaps the app authors can integrate CookLang parser to import recipe files in CookLang.
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by dubadub 5y ago
Wow, that's an amazing link for someone like me who loves cooking pizza!
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by dubadub 5y ago
2 and 3 certainly useful features and some day we'll have it in Cooklang. As for 1. I had this before in spec: > To modify the ingredient any other way, use parentheses. > Add @onions{3}(finely chopped) to the mix... After some t
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by dubadub 5y ago
Agree, this was a last-minute hack. If you have an idea how to rethink this you can share one in a spec repo issues if you don't mind https://github.com/cooklang/spec . Thanks!
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by dubadub 5y ago
I agree, I thought about that. I expect that it can be some cases when either ingredients or units have spaces. And the problem is that I can't come up with a solid counter example. Something like @coriander{2%small batches}... You can
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by dubadub 5y ago
I'd suggest to open an issue for tracking in spec repo https://github.com/cooklang/spec , so people can discuss different options.
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by dubadub 5y ago
Good point, any idea how it could look like?
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by dubadub 5y ago
Great book, thanks for sharing!
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by dubadub 5y ago
certainly!
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by dubadub 5y ago
Nice! I wasn’t aware of that project. It has very similar idea. In cookcli there's a small web server too. It’s not fancy or very developed, but allows to check the recipe or manage shopping list
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by dubadub 5y ago
That was the motivation. I had the same problem that recipes from the apps aren’t localised to local produce. Also sometimes I want to cut corners and do thing easier. I should be able to apply agile and maintain my recipes in my way :-)
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by dubadub 5y ago
You can try to run precompiled Linux binary, it’s statically linked so doesn’t have any dependencies (almost). Edit. Here is installation instructions https://github.com/cooklang/CookCLI#installation
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by dubadub 5y ago
This release is MVP, to test the waters. If people like the project we will definitely continue to expand to other platforms. I’m not 100% sure but it might work on windows in WSL already.

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