I have kagi but didn’t know about their recepies. Will check it out :)

And I dont worry about downvotes. I will write what I feel even if it’s not popular. :)

That’s true actually. People will tell you what they really think here. And if you use that to challange your views, then maybe you can learn from it.

Yeah good points. I dont know where it gets its raw data but it’s capable of modifying and thinking about ingredients, so I think its behavior is superior to just recepie sites.

For me, I just got used to it being “mostly” correct. Im not betting my life on these things. I use them for recepies and im not putting poison in my food if it would say so. :)

It’s generating recepies. So you can say you want certain ingredients and you don’t like others, ask it to make a list of stuff you could try, and you will get that. Also, you can ask it during cooking exactly how to cut the pieces for best result, or if you want something more spicy and so on. It’s much better than a static recepie. This is more like being able to talk about a dish and adjust it according to your taste, replace certain ingredients if you like, and so on.

Im using it daily and prefer it very much to browsing recepie sites.

People here want to dislike AI so bad that as soon as it says something wrong, they disqualify the entire technology.

It’s not mixing spam. It comes up with great recepies that are perfectly seasoned and taste great. Sounds like you never tried it and you are projecting your dislike for AI on something you don’t know.

I get that a lot of people on Lemmy don’t like Ai but come on, we shouldn’t lie about stuff it actually does well. I think it has a few very good usecases and this is one. Free recepies that work well.

What content is it not trained on?

I think you shouldn’t even use this place. None of these apps are contributing to you being a healthy, stable, happy human being.

Its just strangers voting and commenting without ever meeting eachother, and being incredibly brainwashed by the specific content that is allowed to be seen. People end up in perception bubbles here and everywhere on so called social media.

You should not use phone apps at all for spending time. But thats hard for most since we are tired, we don’t have any interests outside of work, we don’t know that many people in real life, and we are lazy.

Is this better than cable tv? Sure. But it’s no substitute for actually having something going on in your life that you feel passionate about and want to do all the time.

If camera is not on, it’s the other way around yes. :)

I think all Ai content on the web or on YouTube is trash and has no value. But I use chat gpt daily to ask questions and get answers quickly. That part is good. The rest is awful.

I started asking it for recepies in the last month or so, and it’s been very useful for giving new recepies and making it easier to try new dishes. Before this I used to rotate the same 20 recepies all the time. Got very boring.

Kagi is amazing but yeah, not sure what benefit this browser adds. Will see.

This is a classic Microsoft strategy, happened many many times.

https://nypost.com/2023/11/25/business/how-bill-gates-quietly-became-the-largest-private-owner-of-us-farmland/

How to continue to do evil when you are done running a software monopoly…

For a software programmer like Gates, the intellectual property may be the key. Patenting seeds, proteins, and fertilizers effectively grants the patent holder a 20-year-long monopoly. Patents equal profits, and a monopoly equals exclusive access to money.

This is not just happening in America; it is happening all over the world. Gates and his globalist allies at the WEF are seeking to snuff out the family-owned competition by pressing for regulations and restrictions on the tried-and-true methods of producing food across the globe.

Gotta be the best at something right.

We have that, it’s called social media. But the rest of us are not living our lives without it, seemingly…

Or just use a washing machine. I empty mine out before cooking and then throw everything in there as I cook. But sometimes not all big pots fit. Still not such a problem.

But the time and effort issue is real. It usually takes about 45 minutes to make a recepie from start to finish. On the other hand, I would have spent that time just sitting otherwise, so it’s good to move.

People run Linux with full plasma desktop with like 8 gb ram. It’s the browser that eats up several gb from that, not the desktop. Desktop alone is probably 4 gb max.

But sure, depending on what else you run, you want more memory. But if windows recommends 32 gb just to run the system, that’s crazy.

It’s recommended to have 32gb of ram just for windows? Is that actually true?

To me that signals someone deeply in their bubble.

But sure, you have that option… Block me too, this comment is probably also too spicy. :)