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I was also looking into how we can integrate Jev into a real hardware and I built a custom firmware for my keyboard that predicts and highljghts the next key using Jev. Mostly real time. This is not a simple dummy 2kb model that lives in the board. In... show more

Dmitriy Kovalenko

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Dmitriy Kovalenko1 day ago

Yes this is how I recorded this video

nexxel1 day ago

wow that is cool but like what is this solving

Dmitriy Kovalenko1 day ago

Hahaha idk given the fact the people why buy keyboard like this are not trying to look at it while typing

verse 1 day ago

I think you should make a youtube video about your neovim setup or dev workflow kinda curious

Dmitriy Kovalenko1 day ago

I will not be able to hold a phone in my mouth for so long

homeserversltd1 day ago

bro this is literally a new computing primitive what the fuck. KEEP THE EXPERIMENTS COMING BIG GALAXY BRAIN

Potat1 day ago

What the heck. Hats off to you absolutely bonkers.

Aditya Pratap Singh1 day ago

This one is actually cool

endorphin821 day ago

you have to look at the keyboard again, it's crazy)

*nilpointer1 day ago

keeb on laptop 👀

ralph1 day ago

you should loosen that watch a bit, looks like you're getting fat.

Sam 🥁1 day ago

Interesting. So the model sees the active app and suggests vim motions. how'd you keep the latency under a keypress?

Joe Muller1 day ago

Do you pass in every key from the keyboard? I thought I saw a limit of like 85 questions at once

Fajar M Reza1 day ago

Hardware-integrated decision models could make predictive interfaces responsive without cloud dependency.

koushik1 day ago

Bro i think about this like everysingle day, but with neurolink, mind you I have no clue how neruolink works but what if you could think "switch to desktop 3" and it just does it of course you have binds so i can just Option+3 but the idea

Ken Coldblood1 day ago

has "real time" lost its meaning

droug1 day ago

Wireless split keyboards start at about 50$ So you know

kwlck1 day ago

it was in 2009 lol

Boris Levenzon1 day ago

How long did it take you to learn how to type on that board

Dmitriy Kovalenko1 day ago

I think it was a month of some pain and learning curve. but it was at times when you actually had to type to work as software engineer

Nico Gevers1 day ago

Paying to type

Dmitriy Kovalenko1 day ago

Noooo! Paying to backlight

vladchadware1 day ago

Now you need to ask jev which experiments to run

ele_phant1 day ago

На такой клавиатуре и ты смотришь на просвечивающиеся клавиши когда что то набираешь? Серьёзно?

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Aaron Levie

112,423 views • 3 days ago

I just added real-time AI translation into Chormex using GPT-Realtime-2… and this feels absolutely surreal. It works across YouTube videos, live streams, meetings, presentations, basically anywhere audio is playing inside Chrome. You can watch translated speech in real time while simultaneously using Codex on top of the live context. “Summarize this.” “What are the key points?” “Turn this into notes.” “Explain what they mean.” “Organize the discussion.” …all while the video or meeting is still happening. It genuinely feels like browsers are evolving into real-time AI operating systems. We are getting dangerously close to a world where language barriers on the internet completely disappear.

I just added real-time AI translation into Chormex using GPT-Realtime-2… and this feels absolutely surreal. It works across YouTube videos, live streams, meetings, presentations, basically anywhere audio is playing inside Chrome. You can watch translated speech in real time while simultaneously using Codex on top of the live context. “Summarize this.” “What are the key points?” “Turn this into notes.” “Explain what they mean.” “Organize the discussion.” …all while the video or meeting is still happening. It genuinely feels like browsers are evolving into real-time AI operating systems. We are getting dangerously close to a world where language barriers on the internet completely disappear.

CHOI

192,215 views • 4 months ago

I built a browser extension with Jev TypeSafe AI that can hide/collapse posts on X based on natural language. It's so fast that it's not noticeable and insanely cheap...this must be the future of "ad blockers" and content firewalls.

I built a browser extension with Jev TypeSafe AI that can hide/collapse posts on X based on natural language. It's so fast that it's not noticeable and insanely cheap...this must be the future of "ad blockers" and content firewalls.

Marcel Pociot 🧪

76,990 views • 4 days ago