Wonder how humanity did it for the last thousands of years… But maybe if it takes off… Why not offer shopping lists at the supermarket? Could be the first aisle. Ready-made shopping lists, two for $1.
Same thing with apps vefore AI. People kept twlling me their amazig shopping list apps and i never got it. I either write it down and go to the store and buy stuff i need. I don’t know about other people, but you often buy the same things over and over, with some exceptions, depending on what you plan to cook.
Chances are those apps were hoovering up all the data and then used for personalized advertising. The users are literally telling you what they need to buy. It doesn’t get better than that.
So much of what gets invented today is just gimmicky shit which has no earthly use except to make you consume more.
I think the only tricky situation is if there’s multiple people to coordinate, who want to add items while not at home, or go shopping on their way home. Other than that any simple (paper) note will do?!
I got an office whiteboard for the kitchen. I write down stuff that’s about to run out, or whatever I want to eat in the next days. And once I go shopping, I either memorize the items or snap a picture. No further software needed.
I just use a basic Todo app for my shopping list, but I really like having it on my phone for two reasons:
I can reorder things before I go to match the aisles order. All the HBA together, all the cleaning stuff, all the paper stuff, then swoop across the aisles back to front, dairy, chips, cereal, coffee, cold stuff, canned goods, Mexican, pasta, condiments, freezer, deli/vegetables.
Two, I can check stuff off and it removes it reducing clutter.
Sometimes I use a paper list and I get lost on it and end up backtracking.
chatgpt: sure thing, here is a piece of lumber from various species of tree, montery pine, cypress, RED wood bark.
we do not reccomend yew trees, dumb canes,etc.
No fiber for ChatGPT power users. Just dairy products, egg and bread 😅
Though… Now that I rethink this… Isn’t AI supposed to kill us by 2030? Or at least make us miserable? We probably need to make it way more unhealthy. And add a few “spicy” options like undercooked chicken.
Why not offer shopping lists at the supermarket? Could be the first aisle. Ready-made shopping lists, two for $1.
You know… Call me crazy, but something like that could work? Ideally just free, but checklists for the 20 most common items to help remind you what you might miss, and also possibly recipes (frequently switched) from things the shop keeps in stock.
Here’s a practical shopping list for you:
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Wonder how humanity did it for the last thousands of years… But maybe if it takes off… Why not offer shopping lists at the supermarket? Could be the first aisle. Ready-made shopping lists, two for $1.
Same thing with apps vefore AI. People kept twlling me their amazig shopping list apps and i never got it. I either write it down and go to the store and buy stuff i need. I don’t know about other people, but you often buy the same things over and over, with some exceptions, depending on what you plan to cook.
Chances are those apps were hoovering up all the data and then used for personalized advertising. The users are literally telling you what they need to buy. It doesn’t get better than that.
So much of what gets invented today is just gimmicky shit which has no earthly use except to make you consume more.
I think the only tricky situation is if there’s multiple people to coordinate, who want to add items while not at home, or go shopping on their way home. Other than that any simple (paper) note will do?!
I got an office whiteboard for the kitchen. I write down stuff that’s about to run out, or whatever I want to eat in the next days. And once I go shopping, I either memorize the items or snap a picture. No further software needed.
I just use a basic Todo app for my shopping list, but I really like having it on my phone for two reasons:
I can reorder things before I go to match the aisles order. All the HBA together, all the cleaning stuff, all the paper stuff, then swoop across the aisles back to front, dairy, chips, cereal, coffee, cold stuff, canned goods, Mexican, pasta, condiments, freezer, deli/vegetables.
Two, I can check stuff off and it removes it reducing clutter.
Sometimes I use a paper list and I get lost on it and end up backtracking.
bruh, eat some fiber
chatgpt: sure thing, here is a piece of lumber from various species of tree, montery pine, cypress, RED wood bark. we do not reccomend yew trees, dumb canes,etc.
or we can reccomend your own blend, sawdust.
No fiber for ChatGPT power users. Just dairy products, egg and bread 😅
Though… Now that I rethink this… Isn’t AI supposed to kill us by 2030? Or at least make us miserable? We probably need to make it way more unhealthy. And add a few “spicy” options like undercooked chicken.
I think you forgot
and also
horse, cow, DEER.
You know… Call me crazy, but something like that could work? Ideally just free, but checklists for the 20 most common items to help remind you what you might miss, and also possibly recipes (frequently switched) from things the shop keeps in stock.