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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   I think to avoid this fate, we will not implement scraping or import features. Recipes have to be entered by individual email-authenticated users.
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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   Thanks for the link! I see that this site is no longer active, but this is very similar to our vision. Do you use this website?
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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   Hey sorry to hear that, I do care about accessibility. I'll try using a screen reader to see how the site could be made more accessible.
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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   I would consider those two "mommy blogs", though I will stop calling them that and instead use "food blogs". No offense against mothers, everyone has one. Some people like the format of food blogs, most people don't
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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   Will do, I'll just refer to them as "food blogs" from now on.
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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   VM size has been increased, try again :)
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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   Some but not all :) It's in the backlog to add semantic attributes for the recipe.
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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   VM size was increased, it should load now. Try again :) 1) Thanks, I'll keep this in mind. I don't understand the rage people have against not wanting to read the blog text. Maybe they should blog about something that makes me
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   by guhidalg 4y ago

   You're right we are not scraping other websites. We rely on users recipes, maybe they copy the recipe from websites they like or it comes from their minds or their family cookbook; we don't care as long as its on the website. Than
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    by guhidalg 4y ago

    Just wanted to clarify, is the the shitty javascript the CookTime javascript or the other website's? We're not the best frontend programmers, any feedback is welcome.
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    by guhidalg 4y ago

    VM size increased, try again :)
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    by guhidalg 4y ago

    It was recently registered, this is the first I hear of using DNS novelty as an attack vector :( Maybe wait 10 days and try again?
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    by guhidalg 4y ago

    > Does this mean the recipe instructions actually say the quantity of the item when they mention it in the recipe? Yes! On a phone you have to tap the highlighted ingredient, on a desktop browser you have to mouse over the highlighted te
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    by guhidalg 4y ago

    Thanks for the tip of the structured metadata, I will add this to the backlog. Really useful tip about basketful, I'll follow up on this. Reviews are just the tip of the iceberg! Favorites, lists, recommendations, etc... having account
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    by guhidalg 4y ago

    The nutrition information comes from publicly available USDA data https://fdc.nal.usda.gov That script you ad-blocked is injected by Application Insights in Azure. We use Application Insights as our APM system, but of course you
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    by guhidalg 4y ago

    Changing from metric to imperial in the ingredients should be easy enough to implement, it will take a little more work to parse through the text and change units found there. This will get added to the backlog. I agree that using fractions
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    by guhidalg 4y ago

    Hey thanks for the feedback! The USDA dataset of ingredients we use has enough information for most ingredients to calculate a mass per volume density (kg/L). We have it in our backlog to give users a toggle between mass and volume uni
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    Show HN: CookTime – Recipe index(letscooktime.com)

    73 points by guhidalg 4y ago|103 comments
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    > I’m not trying to equate welfare with tyranny, of course. But that's exactly what your first paragraph did, at least in the case of the US. Why do you think welfare "works" for Sweden and would not work for the US? Is S
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    I agree with you, you're not wrong, but the people who use this argument are not arguing pragmatically. I believe this the "no dependency" argument is used by folks who want to virtue signal that they are "real programme
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    You and I must have different definitions of "0 configuring". There is no "one" LSP client, so every time I want to spend time training my vim muscle I have to research basically which one [is the best/has the most
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    DoD can announce whatever fantasy procurement project they want, Starlink exists today and you can pay for it and use it immediately.
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    Your confusion is well founded, these products are not for you and the true customers don't care. LEO Satellite network connectivity is every military's wet dream: impossible to deny without triggering global condemnation for crea
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    Postico is a great piece of software and I highly recommend it for people that want an easy to use GUI for PostgreSQL.
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    +1, if your application cares about time then you should just tell your users all dates will be normalized to UTC and they are responsible for displaying them in a preferred time zone.
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    Apple also ships less code than other companies, relies on 3rd-party apps to do the marketing research of what users want, has horrendous documentation, and tries as hard they can to block users from doing unsanctioned things with their mac
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    It's an interesting sci-fi thought, but why wouldn't the second spaceship just catch up with the first one and pick up the passengers to avoid their unnecessary travel time?
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    Teams was available before the pandemic.
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    The same way we guard the nukes: floppy disks.
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    by guhidalg 5y ago

    No? Assuming all processes on a machine _want_ to use the same shared library is what leads to isolation mechanisms.