Dungrad

Ahem, there is no "as a service". You provide a recipe and it gets "cleared" for you. No login required at all.The other stuff is just additional features. But removing any clutter from any recipe is a easy as pasting an URL.From this: https://www.zuckerjagdwurst.com/de/rezepte/karamellisierte-lauch-pastaTo this: https://cooked.wiki/new/recent/12cdd9b0-ee17-4735-aa62-dd630bd699f6Again, not even an account required. In fact you can just prefix any url with "https://cooked.wiki/" and it will work.

Ahem, there is no "as a service". You provide a recipe and it gets "cleared" for you. No login required at all.

The other stuff is just additional features. But removing any clutter from any recipe is a easy as pasting an URL.

From this: https://www.zuckerjagdwurst.com/de/rezepte/karamellisierte-lauch-pasta

To this: https://cooked.wiki/new/recent/12cdd9b0-ee17-4735-aa62-dd630bd699f6

Again, not even an account required. In fact you can just prefix any url with "https://cooked.wiki/" and it will work.

https://cooked.wiki/

https://cooked.wiki/

The tiny difference is that this person does not create impactful articles as a news outlet. 😅

But that's what you are saying. You either admit that this is a horrible idea, or you are confident that your AI never makes a mistake. It's black and white, really.

:/ Sad.

Especially considering that this prestige is only of value if you further engage in that toxic network and culture.

Maybe https://duck.ai/? Worth a try.

Just a heads up: they are not me 😅

Yeah sorry, I was thinking in terms of "sport".

This system is great and should be applied everywhere. And by everywhere I mean European football (soccer).