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 solves doomscrolling in ~2s for $0.007
You pick a niche, Jev reads 3 days of posts and asks 8 questions each. It runs in ~2s for $0.007, removes bait and hidden ads, and judges text and like/reply/repost ratios. Free, no signup.
Jev just solved doomscrolling. You pick a niche, Jev reads 3 days of posts and asks 8 questions each. It runs in ~2s for $0.007 😅 > removes bait and hidden ads > judges the text and like/reply/repost ratios Free, no signup, go try it then touch grass ↓🌲
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