This is fantastic and does a great job distilling pages of information, ads and videos down too easy to follow steps and ingredients.
We subscribe to a meal service called fresh prep which comes ad the problem from the other side, removing some prep and having to ask the question "What's for dinner". I think this is the killer feature Paprika is missing, browsing meal ideas that can be imported and added to your planner.
There is still lots of room for disruption in this space, thanks for sharing.
That isn't true. My office slack has a few thousand users and it works just fine. I'm not saying it can scale to infinity, but it does handle a few thousand users without any issues.
Rubular is my go to as well, even though I primarily write JS expressions and there are some gotcha.
Having the numbered capture groups and clean simple interface is amazing. I also test and create tiny urls embedded in my code to show how the expression work. Handy for coming back later and making changes.
I don't doubt there is something better, but it is still hard to change.
I think you are describing TREC[1]. Over on the chatbot arena, there is The Loebner Prize[2], also interesting, but in general the systems are over learned.
Wow, there is no shortage of great tools. I really like rubular.com - even though it is for Ruby I use it for JavaScript too. Being able to generate a url and save it in my code comments is extremely valuable when I come back to the code.
@DBLA, It is great to see more services like this. I'm one of the guys behind Harp.js and Harp Platform. We have a lot in common! Basic Auth was a question that came up all the time and wasn't to challenging to add, as well as lock in - which was addressed by Open Source. Hope it goes well.
Lets call this what it is, the CEO attempts to change the culture top down and the employees complain but ultimately go along with it.