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Jev Directory Reaches 448 Projects, Searched with Jev
The Jev directory now has 448 projects and can be searched with Jev. At this scale, project descriptions are embedded, the closest few dozen are retrieved, and Jev picks from those—without losing speed.
The #Jev directory now has 448 projects — and you search it with Jev. https://risetive.com/jev?utm_source=x… At that size you can't hand all of them to Jev. So: embed the project descriptions, retrieve the few dozen closest to the question, then let Jev pick from those. No loss in speed or
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