I gave it a choice of "Foo" and "Bar" and it scored "Foo" at 98% percent. Why not 0% for both?
exitb 1 day ago||
You mostly go for „Bar” only after you already went „Foo”.
lukasbm 1 day ago|||
Because it's forced to rate them, there's should be a separate uncertainty parameter for both.
hanspagel 1 day ago|||
Did you try Tabs and Spaces?
kantahayashi 19 hours ago||
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colesantiago 1 day ago||
This is true Jevons Paradox (hence the Jev name) there will be so many usecases, applications and even new jobs out of this.
Learned also that Jev was trained on 100%(!) synthetic data.
What a great time to be alive.
shying 20 hours ago||
is it jev model?
anentropic 20 hours ago|
No
baobabKoodaa 1 day ago||
Why is this slop getting 200+ points on HN? This should be flagged to oblivion. This has no relation to Jev, other than that it makes fun of Jev and tries to confuse users what this is and what Jev is.
airza 1 day ago||
I really hate the way that LLMS design websites.
hbcdbff 1 day ago||
Impossible to tell if this is slop or not
ComputerGuru 23 hours ago||
Your sensors need calibration, then! This one is as obvious as they come.
baobabKoodaa 1 day ago||
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isawczuk 23 hours ago||
Why? It's working, providing results and not ugly code. Why it's a slop?
baobabKoodaa 23 hours ago||
it's an AI generated webpage that uses small LLM models to produce structured output. it has nothing to do with jev.
jamesforestwest 14 hours ago||
Typical Hacker News: instead of analyzing the technical side of OpenJev, half the thread is arguing about "vibecoding" and design...