Ranks Recipes Across Five Dimensions
Sasha used Jev to score recipes from TheMealDB on quickness, cost, health, impressiveness, and beginner-friendliness, while filtering out desserts, sauces, bread, and other items.
Sasha@sashatwitts๐
made some time to test jev from @typesafeai used theMealDB and sent each recipe to Jev to score on five dimensions: quick, cheap, healthy, impressive, and beginner-friendly, while filtering out desserts, sauces, bread, etc. The whole run took just over a minute and cost $0.0455. I ran it twice and got slightly different rankings. Close results swapped places over the runs. So you either need to us
The run took just over a minute and cost $0.0455. Sasha ran it twice and got slightly different rankings, with close results swapping places.
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