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by m_ke 6y ago
Yeah I understand that part, my question is about showing the scraped data to your users. https://www.yummly.com/ used to have a paid API for recipe search and currently still lets users search their index. Did they have to
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by m_ke 6y ago
Are there any legal issues with scraping recipe sites in a commercial app like that? I'm assuming ingredients and directions are "facts" so can't be copyrighted, but what about the pictures?
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by m_ke 6y ago
Github with github pages and content in mdx using https://v2.docusaurus.io/ For non technical users you can setup a github action to build and push on every change.
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by m_ke 6y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/09/health/mysterious-coronav...
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by m_ke 6y ago
Wait till they have linkedin spammers trying to recruit you directly in your IDE.
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by m_ke 7y ago
Abbeel's new robotics company might be working on commercializing that prototype ( https://covariant.ai/ ). I remember him mentioning the project in his robotics class, found it: https://youtu.be/xWPViQ6L
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by m_ke 7y ago
It really depends on your application but you can come up with a lot of different aggregation schemes to rerank top results based on the whole document.
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by m_ke 7y ago
People are working on cheaper arms and we should soon have ones for under $10K. Ex: Pieter Abbeel from UC Berkeley https://news.berkeley.edu/2019/04/09/meet-blue-the-low-cost-... https://github.com
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by m_ke 7y ago
You index an embedding for each sentence and match against sentence embeddings, then rank documents based on highest scoring sentence matches.
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by m_ke 7y ago
I used a JS object as a map back in the day for image recognition results, for some reason it kept breaking the app for pictures of prototypes...
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by m_ke 7y ago
Ideally they'd get behind a strict subset of typed python that could be compiled the same way that cython is. Numba, PyTorch JIT and Jax are already handling a decent chunk of the language.
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by m_ke 7y ago
Biggest change will be the loss of small businesses, even more vacant storefronts. If there is an exodus, it will be of blue collar workers to states like Pennsylvania.
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by m_ke 7y ago
I don't expect them to promote anything, back in the day a good app could get some initial traction, make it to the top 1000 apps in a category and move up the charts based on usage and good reviews. That's not possible anymore. I
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by m_ke 7y ago
They could go back to the way it used to be, when you could open up the app store, see all of the categories than be able to see the top few hundred apps in each category, ranked by popularity. Now they have a manually curated feed of 1-2 a
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by m_ke 7y ago
Yeah and their new curated app store makes it impossible for people to find anything that they're not promoting. I have a health app and it takes me 5-10 minutes to find the health and fitness section now to see what the top apps are.
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by m_ke 7y ago
Yeah I use it too and it has worked great. It's just markdown, the data is easy to export and the search works well so it's easy to find anything that I drop in there. They also have a new alpha with an improved editor https:&#x2
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by m_ke 7y ago
Nice, I've actually had a few people ask for that. Might have to add a way to turn a logged meal into a recipe/new item and let you adjust it the way you described. Meal planning and suggestions is also on the roadmap.
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by m_ke 7y ago
It's not open source but I'm working on an app to make nutrition tracking easier, it's called Bitesnap. I'd be open to open sourcing parts of the app and will open up an API for it soon. I'd love to hear what ideas
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by m_ke 7y ago
Facebook should get into the search business for the same reason that Apple is getting into the software subscription business, it's an obvious way to grow their business. Facebook already has the analytics in place from their share bu
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by m_ke 7y ago
Because a huge portion of the world already spends all day on facebook, instagram and whatsapp. All they have to do is integrate web search into their apps. I'm sure they already have most of the web indexed and search history would gi
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by m_ke 7y ago
I’d like to know why they’re not in the search business. They have enough signal from their platforms to offer great personalized search results and it would allow them to grow their ad revenue with intent based ads.
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by m_ke 7y ago
Millions of people are about to lose their "chosen" insurance when they get fired from their jobs.
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by m_ke 7y ago
US destabilizing the middle east and causing a refugee crisis is not helping european social welfare programs.
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by m_ke 7y ago
We have way more morbidly obese people though http://ncdrisc.org/morbid-obesity-population-bubble.html
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by m_ke 7y ago
This wouldn't be such an economic disaster if the government had their shit together and acted fast. All they had to do: 1. Freeze mortgages, rents and interest for 90 days. 2. Send everyone checks for around $2,000 a month, let people
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by m_ke 7y ago
We already have a bunch of 50 year old diabetics who passed away in the states. https://img.buzzfeed.com/buzzfeed-static/static/2020-03/13/2... https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/1
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by m_ke 7y ago
4 dead and 3 more in critical condition from a single family: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/coronavirus-shatters-ne... 26 dead at the washington nursing home, 50 tested positive: https://www.busi
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by m_ke 7y ago
42% of Americans are obese, this will hit us a lot harder than Europe.
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by m_ke 7y ago
The nursing home in Washington is a good isolated case that shows how deadly it is for older people. It has had 26 deaths so far and 50 people who tested positive https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-deaths-washingto.
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Prevalence of Obesity and Severe Obesity Among Adults: United States (42.4%)(cdc.gov)
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