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If you didn't feel the ongoing revolution, here is my second project I built with jev. Your software is drastically outdated. It contains a lot of instructions your CPU executes one by one. Why if we can simply ask Jev for the next instructions to execute Introducing Jevassembler! It...

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The most useless and stupid thing I've ever seen.

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This is what was missing! When can we port rust to use this instead of llvm?

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HELOLWROD, 12+2=22, Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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borrowck-novelvor 1 Tag

What are you trying to achieve with this?

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Dmitriy Kovalenkovor 1 Tag

I was trying to achieve this

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borrowck-novelvor 1 Tag

😊 I was planning to start testing it tomorrow. Can't find any reasonable use case though.

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Dmitriy Kovalenkovor 1 Tag

There is a thing I actually seriously working on - for fff a smart classificatino of search results to hide / rerank in a smarter way

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borrowck-novelvor 1 Tag

Sounds interesting. My understanding is that we must predetermine a list of options and Jev assigns probabilities. I will try tomorrow.

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sahil vermavor 1 Tag

we need to go more deeper. please make a boolean based jev multiplexer, half adder, full adder, etc. to do binary logic evaluation. only then can you claim to have built assembly on jev. perhaps one day we can have jev built on jev. then sell that as a $20 saas w/ 5hr limits.

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Ashvor 1 Tag

Now use jevssembler to rewrite the calculator app.

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Makvor 1 Tag

This is hilarious 🤣 really nice work 🤣🤣

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effectfullyvor 1 Tag

fucking love this arc

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Arnavvor 1 Tag

This tickles my brain in a funny way

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Mike Hibbertvor 23 Stunden

@CommunityNotes Tell me this isn't true.

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mattvor 23 Stunden

does it still need a verifier when the predicted instruction is wrong?

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Егор Драндулетовvor 1 Tag

ahahah they really named it jew

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Hyperpotamusvor 23 Stunden

Ahahaha the circle is complete

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nana kong ✞vor 1 Tag

ok now we are cooking, this was exactly what I had in mind using Jev as a layer between the cpu and your local model or AI workflow seemed like a natural fit. this example also tells us Jev is going to be great at reviewing logs and errors codes humans beings can’t parse fast enough to take action when it really matters. i’m listening…

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I gave Jev a body. Now the avatar reacts with real-time, context-driven body language instead of canned animations.

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lmao

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ragebait supreme

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Real duty, no joke

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LOL

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smoll programs tho

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if pid controller was the voice of god

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omg

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