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Travelling with ChatGPT is incredible. Translate this Japanese menu into romaji (latin character Japanese) and English. Explain the difference between Turkish y
by walthamstow 1y ago
Travelling with ChatGPT is incredible. Translate this Japanese menu into romaji (latin character Japanese) and English. Explain the difference between Turkish yoghurt dishes haydari and cacik. Walking around Manila with voice mode talking me through some basic Tagalog phrases I might need.
- suddenlybananas 1y ago>Explain the difference between Turkish yoghurt dishes haydari and cacik wow something that you can find literally in the second sentence of the wikipedia article for haydari.
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- walthamstow 1y agoAnd the other, vastly more complex, stuff? Btw, it's the third sentence.
- suddenlybananas 1y agoHaydari is a type of yogurt dish similar to a thick cacık, made from certain herbs and spices, combined with garlic and yogurt.[1] It differs from cacık in that the recipe contains no cucumber and calls for strained yogurt or labne.[2] it is in the second sentence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haydari https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haydari
- walthamstow 1y agoThe third sentence is where it tells me how they taste different and what they are ordered for (meze vs accompaniment) which is what I wanted. My answer from ChatGPT was much better, and I didn't have to gamble on it being in the Wikipedia article, or which one to search for (cacik has nothing). So, anyway, about that other complex stuff?
- suddenlybananas 1y agoI just think you're impressed by stuff which was already available and portraying it as stuff that is through chatgpt. Like a Tagalog phrasebook? That's been around a long long time.
- walthamstow 1y agoEverything in an LLM was already available, that's how they work. Short of hiring a human, there has never been a phrasebook I can talk to out loud and it talk back. That's what I did that day in Manila, earbuds in, walking and talking, acting out scenarios like ordering food in Tagalog with the assistant.
- nsonha 1y ago> literally in the second sentence of the wikipedia article for haydarI and cacim It's impressive that you know where things are and how long it take to find the infomation even BEFORE hitting search, trully.
- rajkumarsekar 1y agoThat’s an awesome use case, feels like having a multilingual travel buddy in your pocket.