I tried it just now. After you click 'Start Demo' you should drag the newly-created tab into its own window (so you can watch it). Then click the 'Run automatically' button.
Jarring reading short sentences in readme. One too many landing page copy I stumble upon also have weird short sentences. Why write like that? And, for who?
Give it one goal. TypeSafe's Jev picks an operation and an element.
... Target questions are speculative. If the operation is CLICK, only click_target can execute. Two decisions, one network round trip. Each target head contains only compatible elements.
The more I see about how Jev works, the less interested I get. Jev would be cool as a local model for e.g. Home Assistant. Projects like this are at best misleading, this one also happens to be broken.
Are people not getting that this (Jev) can do classification, programmatic branching, real time decision making (e.g. applicable to robotics) an order of magnitude faster and cheaper?
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[ 0.25 ms ] story [ 2.2 ms ] threadDo you need a Jev Api key to use it live?
When I did this it worked as described.
Isn’t this the part that takes most time?
Are people not getting that this (Jev) can do classification, programmatic branching, real time decision making (e.g. applicable to robotics) an order of magnitude faster and cheaper?
Deffo impressive work. Don’t want to bring them down. I just don’t like paying AI tax to gate keepers for each use.