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I looked at the code and all it's doing is opening a browser.

I was expecting a little more, like, actually following through an order.

I am currently adding a feature in my bot to do this. Handling payment and different addresses is awkward though. It'll almost never be as good as actually opening the site either.. but a good default pizza to a default address is fine for 99% of cases. :>

Here's my key bindings: Ctrl+Z = undo :Z = Changes mode to enable the following F = Make food D = Make dishes C = Clean S = Shower T = Brush teeth W = Wash clothes T, followed by 1 or 2 = Go to the toilet M, followed by W=mute wife B=mute boss

Makes life easy as a clicker game. Dot files are on Github.

Can you order pizza from emacs?
You could probably make pizza from Emacs :P

https://www.xkcd.com/378/

Oh, the good old `Escape-Meta-Escape-Control-Space Pizza`.
but why should i install an os with a bad editor to order pizza?
Not necessary, Emacs has a mode that makes pizza.
Maybe "pizza-ordering complete" is the new Turing complete.
From the source looks like it just opens the browser to pizzahut.com. Would be nice if it could order too - maybe in a future release!
Well, title is misleading because you can’t order pizza from vim. It just opens a website.
This is just opening a website in a browser from vim, meh.

Let me know when vim can do this without a browser and when it pays with Bitcoin.

25 sloc which simply launches your web browser and navigates to dominos.com. This is incredibly unworthy of fp hackernews.