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The decisions are quick, but look good as random w/ tons of back and forth. Are you at least feeding back some of its previous decisions on to state?

Only watched for a few minutes, but it did seem to backtrack a lot.

Such a cool idea, breath in new live to old fonts!

I wonder what's the footprint and overall efficiency of making a new font vs. combining old ones on client side (typically JS)?


At the timestamp of the video, after the question she goes in length about the [mind boggling] settlement, limiting to 2h/day for under 18 years old is not too bad?

Yes, not too bad for a question the moderator didn't really ask. She's really good at diverting the topic to a less uncomfortable field. No wonder she's in charge of a platform with 3.07 billion monthly active users. Also note the tone and condescending attitude.

Not necessarily indicates any 1 thing; it can be fake job posts to signal growth, could be an extra picky hiring manager, even a decrepit company that forgot to close it.

I agree with that, just responding to the parent who wrote that their company keeps the hiring listed. So, in their case it's true but in other cases it is not.

I agree, I should have written a bit more, apologies.



No question OSS is amazing, but this video is a satire at best. It doesn't take much attention to see the results on right vs. left side are significantly different.

Jev is not interesting if it's not "smart", a 1B param model is most definitely not smart.


It can be smart and not knowledgeable, as long as all the data is in the question you really don't need much in term of general knowledge, it might be even beneficial to stay on track. It mostly depend son what you do with it. For example in the doom demo I don't think you need astra level knowledge to know "enemy = bad" and "enemy is at my left = turn gun left"

Taking their spiel at face value, it's intended as a mimic of System One in humans. System One is also not smart.

Jev has a 32k context window. I doubt it's a large model.

Correct. Not to say we're getting into the weeds of probability here as well.

"What are the odds a thunder will strike in Paris at 1pm UTC of 2026-09-16" - that could be a 0.001 chance going from blind historical measurements; 0.01 if it's raining; or 1 or 1 after the date has passed.


"cyberattack" is indeed exaggerated. AI breakout risk most definitely isn't, specially given how their swarm did in fact hack HuggingFace not long ago.


No idea what you're trying to say... he's been directionally wrong for years as the article illustrates clearly.


Zitron's predictions have often been wrong; they've still been less wrong than those of the people who disagree with him.


Not really, not leading at any criteria, altho top 5 in most - https://arena.ai/leaderboard


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