devwithjevChecks Whether Open GitHub Tasks Are Available
Mustafa Ergisi used Jev to review 290 beginner tasks marked open on GitHub; Jev found that 77% were not actually free. The test took 5 seconds.
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Mustafa Ergisi@mustafaergisi๐
I got access to Jev, a new kind of AI model. To understand it, I built a small test. GitHub marks 321,709 beginner tasks as "open, nobody working on it." I had Jev read 290 of them to check. 5 seconds. GitHub says they're free. 77% are not. Why Jev is useful: most AI models talk. Jev decides. You give it text, ask a simple question, and it answers yes or no, plus how sure it is. That makes it fast
Ergisi describes Jev as a model that answers a simple question with yes or no and a confidence level. He says this makes it fast to use.
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