All of recorded human cooking compressed into 2 megabytes

We've lost more than we know

Cooking/recipes seems like it would be an excellent application for a specialized model.

"All of human cooking" how?

Does it have African ingredients??

Clickbait

As someone learning to cook from recipes in multiple languages, this is really cool. Curious how it handles the same ingredient called by different names (e.g., "scallion" vs "green onion" vs "long onion").

WTF? I found this a parody. Perhaps because I've just been re-reading C.S. Lewis's "That Hideous Strength", where language becomes meaningless, I can't stand the design of the site or the text it presents.

Making a nice lentil soup doesn't require any thought or description. I know that I, and millions of cooks in Asia will do it with just their hands.

this seems more like the very tip of the iceberg here v a complete database, anyhow very neat

You can use it to browse flavor combinations here, seems quite neat!

https://epicure.kaikaku.ai/

That being said, I'm not excited about the idea of this being used to automate cooking somehow.

Food, to me, is part of what makes us human, where we express our soul for lack of a better word.

The idea of taking that away feels like robbing us of our humanity.

I just want say a week's worth of human cooking compressed into a pellet

It’s soup, right? Has got to be soup.

Cooking condensed beyond the point of usefulness.

It's another book for Zach Weinersmith.