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by _nate_ 6y ago
Thanks for letting me know, some others have had similar issues, so I think I have some css bugs to fix.
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by _nate_ 6y ago
Thank you for the kind words and feedback. The search bar should be centered on all screens, but others have said similar things, so it sounds like I have some styling issues to deal with. Thanks again!
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by _nate_ 6y ago
That's a great idea with a lot of moving parts, so it would definitely be a fun challenge. I'm currently working on a "pantry search" to help you find recipes with the exact ingredients you have on hand.
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by _nate_ 6y ago
Thanks for alerting me to this, I'll see what I can find
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by _nate_ 6y ago
Thanks again, I'll look into it
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by _nate_ 6y ago
Yes indeed, I have both the original and vegetarian versions, they are outstanding. I would also recommend the "Flavor Matrix" which leans more towards theory and technique, rather than just being a reference; https://w
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by _nate_ 6y ago
I'm assuming you're talking about the general recipe search bar in the top nav? If so, I can't replicate that issue. Which OS/browser versions are you using?
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by _nate_ 6y ago
Is Chef Watson still a thing? Their original site/app seems to be dead.
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by _nate_ 6y ago
You should see ginger in the ingredients list. However, the recipe search is based on postgres full text search, so it's possible something is being missed. I need to update the recipe search for flavor pairings to ensure there is an e
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Show HN: Search for ingredients to pair with other ingredients(kulinarian.com)
26 points by _nate_ 6y ago|20 comments
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by _nate_ 11y ago
It seems like a fad now, but it has been trendy and in use for a very long time. Read anything by David Ogilvy to understand the origins of the current environment we're in. http://blog.bradleygauthier.com/david-ogilvy-
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by _nate_ 11y ago
Can we create an account without twitter or FB in general?
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by _nate_ 12y ago
To me, the video has an optical illusion effect, caused by the bright light from the engine. The rocket is not directly over the platform, it’s actually off the far corner by about 50-100 feet, it comes horizontally into the platform and c
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by _nate_ 12y ago
Can you not use AJAX through jQuery to gain this instant feedback? Do I really need to load an additional library to send and receive data to the server and update the UI, when I can already do that through jQuery? This is an aspect of the
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by _nate_ 13y ago
Also, are there any examples of companies / websites who publicly disclose their password encryption policies on their sites / apps?
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Ask HN: Do You Disclose Your Password Encryption Policy to Users
1 points by _nate_ 13y ago|1 comments
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by _nate_ 13y ago
There are actually production compressed air cars built by Tata Motors, MDI, and others. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compressed_air_car
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by _nate_ 13y ago
This thing is half baked. It doesn’t work in IE 9. I can understand not supporting 8, but 9 is easy. In Chrome your back button doesn’t work. If you don’t click the arrows just right, they don’t work either. And in general, I would ima
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by _nate_ 13y ago
I'm not sure why I would pay for this? Couldn't I implement something like this on my own? I'm assuming if I’m competent enough to build a quality single-page app, I could manage the redirects on my own. Either way, the decis
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by _nate_ 13y ago
I think this is a nice alternative to the hideous window.onbeforeunload popups. However, the popup animation is very slow, I would say just flip the css display to block for an instant pop. And because the popups are at the bottom, they&#x
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by _nate_ 13y ago
I've actually used an excel doc as a backend, which wrote json to a server for an app to consume. And honestly, I would do it again over using a google doc.
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by _nate_ 13y ago
We think it has a lot to do with our demographic. We’re a research and publishing company and our customers are for the most part consumers over the age of 35. With that being said, I find it hard to believe our demographic should be a hi
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by _nate_ 13y ago
Facebook pay per click remains a mystery to me. We are huge PPC media buyers, but we gave up on Facebook a long time ago. We’ve experimented with it over the last year or so when new features were implemented, but in general, it’s at the
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The 15 Best Startups To Work For In America(businessinsider.com)
1 points by _nate_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by _nate_ 13y ago
It's hard to beat D3... once you learn it, that it is. And it takes time to learn.
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by _nate_ 13y ago
I was going to bring up the same point. The solar updraft systems seem to be more cost effective and generally easier to build. I don’t understand why they’re not being built more. However, they definitely take up more land. And nature
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by _nate_ 13y ago
This immediately made me think of how my co-workers and I interact. If I can’t remember a random bit of work related info, I start querying the relevant people I think my have the answer. I share an office with six people, so the answer c
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by _nate_ 13y ago
Very nice article representing the perspective and reality of the true craftsman. I often feel I’m one of the few people who has no desire what-so-ever to chase investors. It’s not what I do. I build stuff... and I'm very successful