Predicts Function Characters in Parallel
Evgheni Demcenco gave Jev all 96 characters and asked it to write a function by predicting every position simultaneously. Jev returned “fcfffffff cccccccc”; Demcenco describes it as a decision model, not a code model.
Evgheni Demcenco@evgheni_D𝕏
I gave Jev @typesafeai all 96 characters and asked it to write a function by predicting every position at the same time. Claude: 3.4s, $0.004, works. Jev: 9.8s, $0.064, "fcfffffff cccccccc" In fairness, Jev is a decision model, not a code model. And it did decide. Firmly. On "c".
For comparison, Claude took 3.4s and cost $0.004. Demcenco says Jev “did decide” firmly on “c”.
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