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Jev Plays Tetris

cskadarla used TypeSafe Jev to play Tetris, having it return a probability for each of five candidate placements. At the time of the post, it had played 172 pieces and cleared 66 lines, was still going, and made one decision per piece in 285ms; its live thinking appeared on the right.

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cskadarla@cskadarla𝕏
I made the TypeSafe Jev model play Tetris. It's really, really good at it. It gets 5 candidate placements and returns a probability for each. 172 pieces, 66 lines, still going. One decision per piece, 285ms each. The whole right side is what it's thinking, live. https://t.co/tWzNfHLoi8
Sep 18, 2026X postsView on X

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