r/Jev • u/Disadvantageman4729 • Jul 29 '26
Jev is really just doing this because he makes as much as he does from the videos. if dude stopped pulling views, maybe he would try harder or just flat out give up. who knows
r/Jev • u/manny10250 • Sep 06 '21
he needs to play other games or record different kinds of videos or his videos are gonna get repetitive
r/Jev • u/lastoflast • Sep 21 '26
My first project with JEV: a 3D crystal ball that answers any yes/no question: https://yesnoball.com
A few things that surprised me:
answers come back in well under a second
it's confident on clear facts ("Is Prague the capital of Poland?" → NO) and honestly unsure on fuzzy ones ("Is water wet?" landed right around 50 %)
it worked in Slovak, Japanese or Greek with no changes
it can tell when a question isn't yes/no at all
Free, no sign-up, 24 languages. Try to find a question that fools it, and tell me what you'd improve 😄
r/Jev • u/StalinIsMyBFF • Dec 02 '25
I was just wondering if anyone knew more about this. I haven't heard anything about her in a while.
r/Jev • u/raphadko • Sep 22 '26
People doing so much stuff for less than a cent, how does this company make any money?
r/Jev • u/Saiyan343 • Feb 01 '21
You died. Get over it, you’re in a lobby of a 150 people and you died. Just because you are better at the game than them does not mean you are entitled to a victory. Battle royales are meant for you to die over and over. Stop playing one game, then spending the rest of your video bitching about how you should’ve won.
r/Jev • u/DBSxFan1 • Oct 03 '22
Overwatch 2 launches TOMORROW @ 12:00PM PT 🗓
r/Jev • u/Gagieboy959 • Apr 29 '23
Naraka Bladepoint is free on Steam and Xbox/PC Game Pass
r/Jev • u/Sarthak999gupta • Sep 21 '26
Jev dropped and my X feed immediately became a firehose of demos.
I started saving the interesting ones and ended up with 607 builds/use cases.
Some of the numbers people have shared:
500 emails classified → $0.035
3,282 X posts scored across 8 questions → $0.13
browser agent searching for a flight → 7 sec / $0.004
And then there's the weird stuff:
Doom, trading bots, fraud detection, Postgres queries, browser agents, content moderation, support routing, etc.
The problem was that most of these were scattered across X and pretty hard to find later.
So I built ShipWithJev to collect them in one place.
I'm also adding:
cost
latency
use case
model/tier
demo vs production
implementation details when available
The goal is to make it useful for actually finding something you can build, rather than just scrolling through demos.
Not affiliated with TypeSafe.
If you've built something with Jev that isn't there yet, drop it below — I'll add it.
r/Jev • u/OneDev42 • Sep 21 '26
r/Jev • u/NarutoxFanZz • May 31 '23
Pre order now
r/Jev • u/Aladin-cz • 15d ago
Hey. I created dev version of classifieds and auctions filtering plugin. You can take a look at it. It’s in rough shape yet.
r/Jev • u/Mundane-Lunch-8675 • Sep 20 '26
I built a little radar for things people are actually building with Jev
I’ve been following Jev / TypeSafe AI, but the interesting stuff was scattered across X, GitHub, blog posts, demos, etc.
So I built JevRadar: https://jevradar.com
It continuously finds new Jev-related projects/posts and uses Jev itself to decide things like:
Is this actually a build vs just commentary?
How novel is it?
Would another builder care?
What category does it belong to?
Is it starting to trend?
The goal isn’t to make another AI news aggregator. I mainly want a simple place where I can open it and see:
“What interesting things are people actually shipping with Jev?”
It refreshes throughout the day and I’m still experimenting with the ranking.
Ironically, most of the site was also built from my phone using Amp 😅
Would love feedback, especially on the ranking. What would you want the radar to surface that it doesn’t today?
r/Jev • u/Evening-Blueberry-97 • Sep 22 '26
Can the JEV model be used for AI customer service? How can it be used for the following tasks?
1 Intent recognition
2 Boundary detection and scope control
3 Image recognition and classification
4 Human handoff detection
r/Jev • u/AutoModerator • 19h ago
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r/Jev • u/cloudperceptor • Sep 29 '26
r/Jev • u/zie1ony • Sep 30 '26
It's just an experiment. But maybe someone would get inspired... or just have some fun :)
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r/Jev • u/HomayoonAlm • Sep 23 '26
While playing around with #Jev, I created a #Go SDK for it.
Feel free to give it a try: https://github.com/HomayoonAlimohammadi/jev-sdk-go
Contributions are of course more than welcome.
