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when a designer gets access to Jev

Stefan

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1,060,707 views • 5 days ago •via X (Twitter)

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Eliot5 days ago

i'd pay for this

Stefan5 days ago

wait did you just mock this up, im confused 😅

Nick5 days ago

ok i'll give this away because i'm just a dev but imagine a huge wall of movies or door dash restaurants or meals or something, then as they type or talk it starts filtering and zooming around, emphasizing and creating categories on the fly. interactive recommendation systems!

Stefan5 days ago

yes!! and no more "just a dev", ai is the great flattener of roles 🥲

Burhan5 days ago

Inspired from what you made

Stefan5 days ago

nice!!

Sam Gorman5 days ago

woah yes! the jev demos i've seen so far have been so creative

Stefan5 days ago

glad you like it! so fun making it

VLAD ARBATOV ㊙️5 days ago

10/10 jev x designers needs to be studied

Stefan5 days ago

we’re just getting started! @typesafeai

Vib5 days ago

nah this is fun, you convinced me to make something with jev now.

Stefan5 days ago

yess do it

Alex Warren5 days ago

this is sweet Internally we were playing with something like this for "is this a sandwich"

Stefan5 days ago

cheers Alex! i mean "hot dog / not hot dog" is obviously where this idea came from

Kevin Ngo5 days ago

Amazing, really creative

Stefan5 days ago

appreciate it Kevin

DANN©5 days ago

Fun idea!

Stefan5 days ago

thx Dann!

Sofia Lunca, DSc5 days ago

It’s such an amazing demo, but I wonder why it did not include a magent for “things a magnet can attract”

Stefan5 days ago

good question, i noticed that too, jev is like "nope" here's the debug mode with probabilities:

Sofia Lunca, DSc5 days ago

I wonder if it was thinking something like not being redundant since magnet was already mentioned in the prompt

Vee5 days ago

Handshake Design represent!

Stefan5 days ago

hell yeah 🫡

Pra🪔5 days ago

This is so cool!

Vladimir5 days ago

All those outfit builder apps could use some jev

chibi5 days ago

@nicdunz fire

Lazar 50 Jovanovic5 days ago

Nice one!

Stefan5 days ago

hvala Laki 🫡

bruno5 days ago

@nicdunz 🤩

Sara Gordić5 days ago

Loveee it!

Stefan5 days ago

🫡

Brydon Parker5 days ago

Love this!

nhlax5 days ago

imagine a keyboard that can recommend emojis as you type 🔥

Will5 days ago

@grok what is Jev and how do I get access?

@bluecow 🐮5 days ago

this is cool

Jarek5 days ago

whoa, beautiful!

Charlie Molthrop5 days ago

superb!

cramptologue5 days ago

wtf

Luca5 days ago

ur so amazing!

Stefan5 days ago

no u!

bruno5 days ago

@nicdunz smart + taste

Harry Chen5 days ago

Like the fact my like is the 255th

Pavel Abramiankou5 days ago

@DamjanStankovic It always amazes me how people can be so creative

Noman5 days ago

Sick 🔥

Eda5 days ago

@ChrisVolkernick so cool

Stefan5 days ago

@ChrisVolkernick thank you Eda

Rakibul5 days ago

really playful work

Jenish Mangukiya5 days ago

very creative

Aaron Via5 days ago

Love it

Crownz | AI & Design5 days ago

Looks fun

Andrey5 days ago

so many use cases, food, travel, nice restaurants to try, holyyyyy

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