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Storing recipes is great example of why this doesn't work. I never have exact list of ingredients, equipment, energy level for a recepie. I now just ask chatgp

Storing recipes is great example of why this doesn't work. I never have exact list of ingredients, equipment, energy level for a recepie. I now just ask chatgpt that I have x,y and z in my fridge and I want to use to use oven and vitamix and that i am tired. It concocts a recipe for me that i can tune further. I have customgpt with promt about my food preferences, allergies, style of cooking, cooking equiment ect. Most of the stuff I cook aren't unique recipes that need to store in obsidian.

ParetoOptimal 3y ago
> Storing recipes is great example of why this doesn't work. I never have exact list of ingredients, equipment, energy level for a recepie. Really? My fridge typically has the same things I've found. Regarding energy level I have a different node called "low-energy recipes" the other recipes are linked from. > I now just ask chatgpt that I have x,y and z in my fridge and I want to use to use oven and vitamix and that i am tired. It concocts a recipe for me that i can tune further. I've done that, but there are tradeoffs in quality and depending on how you view LLM's.. confidence in the end result. > Most of the stuff I cook aren't unique recipes that need to store in obsidian. It depends on your memory... I forget certain steps of recipes I've cooked for years sometimes. Knowing I have things just there at my grasp puts things on easy mode.