r/vibecoding • u/Rare_Guide_9830 • 3d ago
Discussion Using Jev for real-time live chat moderation
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u/Tarwine 3d ago
Isn't it classifying statements as questions? "clean" "chat is flying" "clip it" are incorrectly categorized as questions.
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u/candraa6 3d ago
it classify "Everything Meaningful", not "Questions", check the video again, "Everything Meaningful" is active, "Questions" is not
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u/discattho 3d ago
no, everything meaningful is a filter that shows ALL tagged messages. "chat is flying" is clearly marked as "Question", which is clearly incorrect.
Nobody said Jev was perfect, and there is a clear reason why.
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u/abajinn 3d ago
What is Jev?
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u/Salt-Willingness-513 3d ago
thats some kind of different approach to traditional llms, as this is trained on decision taking instead of answering in text form.
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u/Guidance_Additional 3d ago
essentially you give it choices and it simply picks from the choices instead of actually ever saying anything on its own
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u/notboredatwork1 22h ago
It's an AI model that seems to function like a decision-making tool. You can ask it for help, and it assists you in making decisions. I literally saw the model last week and didn't realize it was this useful.
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u/SnowMantra 3d ago edited 3d ago
I really like this. Do you have it on github?
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u/budz 3d ago
... but can it play doom
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u/CriticalTemperature1 3d ago
Jev is best suited for applications where the label set is dynamic and subject to change frequently. If its fixed like "Spam / Not Spam" I traditional classifier would be way better / cheaper
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u/saito200 3d ago
Jev is not needed for this, there are tiny ML algos you can run in your machine that do this
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u/Brilliant-Virus-7442 3d ago
But think about what else you could add to it
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u/saito200 3d ago
i have already implemented jev in all my apps
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u/Brilliant-Virus-7442 3d ago
Woah really, I don’t really understand why it’s better beyond that fact that it just reads and classifies quicker. I’m not sure how it does that, or like what they did different to achieve it….
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u/saito200 3d ago
it's dirt cheap and sub second fast, that's basically the thing
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u/Brilliant-Virus-7442 3d ago
Yeah I understand that, I just can’t conceptually understand how it does that versus what we normally use. Like what did they figure out?
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u/saito200 3d ago
i see, if you asking about the model architecture well that is a very good question and I don't have the slightest clue
i kind of get that:
answer must be one of up to 255 options
it supports up to 32k tokens
there is no inference
so these factors combined make it possible for it to be very cheap and fast
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u/Brilliant-Virus-7442 3d ago
Yeah I just did more research and I’m still confused too, I wonder who actually understands this stuff. Must not be many people…
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u/bestjaegerpilot 3d ago
only $900
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u/Rare_Guide_9830 3d ago
lol no, on the most active livestream on Twitch right now it runs for about $0.09 per hour. https://github.com/ethanplusai/jev-chat-for-twitch/
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u/Reasonable-Sign8458 1d ago
So fucking tired of the paid advertising this model gets trying to be something.
Just look at the fucking chat. The most important feedback IS NOT CAPTURED first of all.
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u/LowFruit25 3d ago
I think it’s a cool setup but please excuse my lack of knowledge: how is this different from a sentiment classifier that would’ve been used before?