I Turned Bing Chat Into a Meal Delivery Service

I made my own meal delivery service using Bing's new GPT-4 based chat mode. It went pretty well! The code is here if you want to roast it: github.com/dev...

[@Avighna]

'DO NOT SUGGEST WALNUT-ROSEMARY CRUSTED SALMON' Well, that is definitely one way to solve that problem.

[@3Faidonas3]

Now I want some WALNUT-ROSEMARY CRUSTED SALMON

[@bhagwat_tech]

Video is almost 8 months old but all comments except one are just 4 hours old. I think all of us checked the channel after watching the discord video. KZbin algorithm has found you. Best of luck

[@jasedxyz]

I also just watched the discord video

[@Avighna]

yep same

[@Austin-Stein]

discord video gang

[@xd_joe]

yup

[@Ok-Chance]

same here ,, i come after discord video

[@celltechindustries]

Video Quality to Views is crazy, hope you'll do more stuff in the future!

[@basketballfan23]

Faxxxxx

[@29-vibhusingh74]

He spitting out factss

[@squeeeps]

“Light recreational credit card fraud” 😭😭😭

[@chunchunmaru5128]

one thing you could have done is to store all the recipes names and ingredients on a server (even a Pi), and store all the code there. Accessing to it then with a website or an app over the phone. Then say if you liked today recipe and 10 days later you wanted it again you could just jump to the ordering part. Or you could ask for a confirmation on the app at the moment of payment since the script CAN screw things up (so you don't get charged like 200$ for a meal). You could also add a recipe exclusion list, if you don't like something it will never be suggested again. You could read the recipe title and, if banned, ask for a different recipe instead of asking the ingredients

[@ariestuu]

Just got recommended the discord video and decided to see more of your channel, I must say the quality is amazing!

[@default_user_exe]

Same

[@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq]

Likewise.

[@gonsanbo]

DO NOT SUGGEST WALNUT-ROSEMARY CRUSTED SALOM

[@oddnwmbers]

"No mushrooms? How about this spinach and mushroom tortellini bake!" - Bing

[@GoldballIndustries]

loved how it gave you a spinach and mushroom tortellini bake when you specifically asked for NO mushrooms also realizing the horror that the AI could order you 500 cabbages due to an error

[@HyperLexus]

this has been recommended today, very recently. and i have to say you are *criminally* underrated. great stuff, seriously

[@Nico-qq7xl]

Keep doing this type of videos, such a great work!

[@Cornbread2100]

To check when the prompt is finished sending you could’ve also looked at the websocket traffic. From a quick check it looks like all messages have a "type" property. The messages being typed out are type 1, and the final message is type 2

[@ddylan4cats]

I checked DevTools, and noticed that while Bing Chat generates a response, the HTML code of the page is dynamically modified. So an alternate way to check to see if the response is finished is to scan the HTML for that string.

[@Robert-nz2qw]

Brilliant. But surprisingly expensive. I think there needs to be a step in which you can exclude stuff from the shopping list that you already have rather than adding it beforehand. And maybe to pick the cheapest produce as measured per weight on the first page of hits rather than the first unsponsored.

[@CrankyBarbar1an]

I just watched the video and thought that you must have atleast 100,000 subscribers yk, bc of the quality. But cheers man, great work, and great quality.

[@nicolasrulli]

Great vid and I will 100% be looking into selenium for web automation stuff. However I feel this could be optimized a bit better in a more simple way. I feel like there’s the chance for Bing to give you the same recipe multiple times. Could be good or bad. I feel running a script to use Bing as some sort of cookbook generator. Where you ask for about 100 recipes and save them. Then you can loop through this list daily. Or you can possibly find a cookbook out there and have it pick a recipe from it(much harder code wise but could be better overall!) Thanks for the sick intro to selenium and showing me I can use it to ask Bing / order on Amazon

[@reachtrev69]

This is awesome cuz you get to choose when you use it compared to meal delivery services that are sneaky and tricky. I bet if you didn't use whole foods it'd be cheaper than those meal delivery services.

[@joncena3159]

5:40 for 1 frame you see the first card use ,. to move frame by frame

[@SirMrJakeAlt]

😮

[@PolyPenguinDev]

it's so satisfying watching my PyAutoGui scripts work perfectly

[@jacobreed953]

Incredible video, you're a natural at this!

[@czebosak]

Very interesting, I need to try it

[@js.1337]

This is simply brilliant

[@brianfallon9162]

Great video

[@christianremboldt1557]

This is the reason captchas exsist

[@SockBinary]

Showing this to your girlfriend was such a cute moment

[@snowiblind]

software dev doesn't have girlfriend

[@shub07s]

Love your videos man

[@PixelSheep]

That's freaking awesome!

[@xd_joe]

really great video, please upload more! lol

[@MetroAndroid]

Try eggplant parmigiana, it will change your life.

[@Damglador]

GPT is much smarter than Bing

[@dan1601]

Very fun concept.

[@TinyTopGamer]

you should make it print with the stuff you need do loll

[@daggabeats6502]

W channel, keep it up!

[@alkeryn1700]

my life is simple, i eat a steak almost every day and don't have to bother with recipes lol.

[@shodanargie1574]

Blessed by the algo

[@jdib]

Wow this video is great. Under 1k views?

[@tytydraco]

The intro is so me

[@Opeyemi.sanusi]

Amazon: Are you a Robot?

[@johnpenrod]

This is good stuff

[@mykale]

DO NOT SUGGEST WALNUT-ROSEMARY CRUSTED SALMON

[@BroskiPlays]

How did you automate the process of Bing opening the tab by himself. Do you have Python code or is it too difficult to understand?

[@devdetour]

I used Selenium Webdriver to control the browser, both for interacting with Bing and for adding items to cart on Amazon. The code on my GitHub is linked in the description :)

[@NobodyisAnybody]

cool

[@olbluelips]

Very cool

[@sideloadedwaffle]

girlfriend and software engineer in the same video isn't possible, fake.

[@SumoLucas]

I’m curious as to if you could use some APIs instead of interacting with the web browser directly. I bet it would be more reliable as you wouldn’t need to set delays and timers to wait for actions and hope that they complete before the next action.

[@zherka_pill]

only 5k view wtf

[@_Gam3r]

1000 like >:)

[@nap820]

You have to let it run according to How many grams are per price, so it runs according to the kilo price

[@Bockanator]

Out of curiosity why did you decide to use Bing chat instead of ChatGPT.

[@ddylan4cats]

because it’s connected to the Internet