spice

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   by spice 18y ago

   Assume you're willing to use a computer. Still no real good solution.
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   by spice 18y ago

   Is it not? I'm saying that the problem identified as the home computer's raison d'etre is not solved. Is it is, I want the solution (like I said, I want to make pate). If it isn't, I think working out why is an interesting sort of a thread.
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   by spice 18y ago

   Actually, I wouldn't worry too much about differing tastes. I think that there is some sort of semi-objectivity to food. A good recipe is a good recipe. Accounting for tastes could be taken care of reasonably well in well named recipes: 'co
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   by spice 18y ago

   Well, 'good' is important. I also need to know that it's good.
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   by spice 18y ago

   Well one very web 1.0 solution would be a big online cookbook with good recipes & articles & such. I'd settle for that.
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   The oldest problem in computing - Recipes - How do you solve it?

   6 points by spice 18y ago|10 comments