Wikipedia link race: choosing among thousands of options
The model chooses the next step from hundreds or thousands of links, demonstrating fast decisions with constrained outputs. The post includes a 4:04 video.
Jev Browser Search Query Design: Word Slicing and Exact Copying
The post describes the Jev browser's design for search queries: user words are sliced into options, Jev chooses the right slice, and code copies it exactly, with a mention of page actions.
“A model that can only point at your words can’t put words in your mouth.” That is one of the smartest design choices in this Jev browser. For search queries: → Your words are sliced into options. → Jev chooses the right slice. → Code copies it exactly. For page actions:
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