Haydari 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]
The 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).
I 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.
Everything 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.
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And the other, vastly more complex, stuff?
Btw, it's the third sentence.
Haydari 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
The 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?
I 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.
Everything 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.