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  • Are there any "System One" models or jev like models that run on ollama?
    by joknoll
  • Can you please add our model to benchmark? https://gambler-relay-us-west1.leo-fish.ts.net/demo
    by faangguyindia
  • jev ceo on why he eschewed benchmarking: https://www.latent.space/i/216783460/privacy-benchmarking-an...
    by swyx
  • I was trying to figure out what exactly the tests here are. I guess I found some of the questions (here: https://github.com/fstandhartinger/jevbench/blob/main/datase...)

    e.g.,

      "instructions": "Which intent does the user's message express?",
  "labels":["set_alarm", "play_music", "weather", "send_message", "turn_off_lights"],
  "state": "Play some Taylor Swift.",
  "expected": "play_music"
    by ks2048
  • Good project but this one also exists https://huggingface.co/spaces/multimodalart/jev-decision-ind... and the results do not seem to add up and also model sets are different... still needs time to mature likely
    by sean_pedersen
  • You can spot vibecoded websites by how they include the prompt or commit-style comments into the literal interface, instead of communicating it via visual context (or simply excluding it)

    > Sort by any column; values the run could not produce always sort last. Hover a cost for how it was priced, a latency for the endpoint. Names link to each project.

    A designer would never write this, but an LLM just inserts it by making it small grey text next to the interface, just like it does with inane code comments.

    by dmix
  • $40m in funding, 2 years in stealth.

    Performs on-par with SemIf which was built in a couple days and apparently uses raw Qwen, with no fine-tuning. SemIf runs in your freaking browser. Oh and Jev is twice as expensive?

    Is it surprising that Jev consistently thinks it's Qwen?

    I'm almost convinced that Jev is a scam. Take Qwen, fine tune it a little, tell investors it cost $10m, spend $1m on advertising, profit.

    by hbrn

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