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Everywhere I've worked on-site, if people wanted to eat together they just did that weird thing people do and talk to one another.
This sounds like a uniquely American thing to me. I've never heard of this concept anywhere except California. Everywhere I've worked on-site, if people wanted to eat together they just did that weird thing people do and talk to one another .
I always wanted to build an app that would track our preferences every day of the week, and then with machine learning predict what the team wants to eat on any given day.
We had the simplest "app" possible - cross platform, no Go or Rust or React. It was simply the newest member of the team had to go and collect the ordered lunches, organise the menus etc. Simple algo, simple implementation.
This sounds like a uniquely American thing to me. I've never heard of this concept anywhere except California. Everywhere I've worked on-site, if people wanted to eat together they just did that weird thing people do and talk to one another .
I don't always feel like eating what other people want to eat, the problem here is finding every day some kind of food that everybody in the group wants to eat. I always wanted to build an app that would track our preferences every day of the week, and then with machine learning predict what the team wants to eat on any given day.
I really cannot believe this is a thing.
- Uses HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript (no server side code) - Material Design - Allows users to enter places where they normaly eat to select from
We had the simplest "app" possible - cross platform, no Go or Rust or React. It was simply the newest member of the team had to go and collect the ordered lunches, organise the menus etc. Simple algo, simple implementation.