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Jevmem – automatic project memory for Claude Code, built on Jevjevmem watches Claude Code, Cursor & Codex chats and keeps a JEVMEM.md in your repo up to date. After each message, Jev (TypeSafe) decides whether anything is worth remembering — a decision, a bug, a change of mind — and writes the keepers to that file. Reversed decisions get marked superseded. Install: npm i -g jevmem… jevmem watches Claude Code, Cursor & Codex chats and keeps a JEVMEM.md in your repo up to date. After each message, Jev (TypeSafe) decides whether anything is worth remembering — a decision, a bug, a change of mind — and writes the keepers to that file. Reversed decisions get marked superseded. Install: npm i -g jevmem (needs a TypeSafe API key) Held-out check on 66 messages (23 Sep 2026) vs six frontier LLMs: save/skip 98.5% (tied with Astra); save+correct kind 95.5% (Astra 98.5%, Opus 97.0%); changes of mind 5/5; median 0.30s via Jev API (~0.6s end-to-end) vs 2.8–4.3s for the LLMs; cost $0.000127/decision. Single run by me — treat 1–2 message swings as noise. Limits: early v0.4; fully automatic only in Claude Code today (Cursor/Codex via agent/MCP); messages go to the TypeSafe API with secrets stripped; if the API is down it skips.view source ↗
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Jevmem – automatic project memory for Claude Code, built on Jevview source ↗
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Its a real shame someone already used the title Jungle 2 Jungle, in hindsight Its a real shame someone already used the title Jungle 2 Jungle, in hindsightview source ↗
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Small questions, measurable gains with Jev – CraftCXview source ↗
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Jev and Reasonersview source ↗
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Show HN: Jev Plays Pokémon RedJev can't come up with original text, but I did consider giving it a list of hilarious names. Jev can't come up with original text, but I did consider giving it a list of hilarious names.view source ↗
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Jev Is Built for Tinkerersview source ↗
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ReAnchor, a Jev Optimizer in DSPyview source ↗
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A Jevlike using an escalation model to route between a classifier and an LLMview source ↗
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Benchmarking Jev, Laya, and five open models under three stressesview source ↗
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My Take on Jevview source ↗
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Show HN: JevPertus – Jev-style option scoring on Apertusview source ↗
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Jev CEO talk: I made ChatGPT, now I'm building what's next [video]view source ↗
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I made a linter using Jev for things a regular linter can't catchview source ↗
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Special Projects (2016)That’s just hindsight. People work on a lot of different things. Breakthoughs and cumulative improvements reaching a tipping point might happen or not. That’s just hindsight. People work on a lot of different things. Breakthoughs and cumulative improvements reaching a tipping point might happen or not.view source ↗
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Show HN: Herobrine – Minecraft buddies using jevview source ↗
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Show HN: Jevper – the Jev interface on top of any OpenAI-compatible modelas an alternative option to Jev, and to take advantage of LLM's reasoning for the classification. as an alternative option to Jev, and to take advantage of LLM's reasoning for the classification.view source ↗
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Jev Based Code ReviewBut isnt the whole point of Jev that "we trained it so you dont have to"? Yet it make such a simple mistakes still. But isnt the whole point of Jev that "we trained it so you dont have to"? Yet it make such a simple mistakes still.view source ↗
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Rails World 2026 Opening Keynote [video]Smart. Bravo. Buddy of mine pivoted to doing just SQL and road into retirement as a DBA. With hindsight, we both wished we had gone all-in on SQL way back when. Smart. Bravo. Buddy of mine pivoted to doing just SQL and road into retirement as a DBA. With hindsight, we both wished we had gone all-in on SQL way back when.view source ↗
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Show HN: How long do I need to work at my salary before I can coast, or retire?You are right of course.... but one's risk tolerance diminishes with waning work income. So retired folks have less of their money in stocks/ETFs and are more exposed to the ravages of inflation. So with hindsight, one can easily weather inflation... only hindsight is hard to come by (says the guy who cancelled his NVI… You are right of course.... but one's risk tolerance diminishes with waning work income. So retired folks have less of their money in stocks/ETFs and are more exposed to the ravages of inflation. So with hindsight, one can easily weather inflation... only hindsight is hard to come by (says the guy who cancelled his NVIDIA buy order a few years back)!view source ↗
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How did AMD Ryzen get 50% faster in two years?Hindsight remains 20/20, though. Hindsight remains 20/20, though.view source ↗
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Dear Elon Musk, here are five things you might want to consider about AGIThis is an article from 2022, where Gary Marcus made the following predictions and was willing to bet 100 thousand dollars on them: Here are five predictions, arranged from easiest for most humans to those that would require a high degree of expertise: 1. In 2029, AI will not be able to watch a movie and tell you accur… This is an article from 2022, where Gary Marcus made the following predictions and was willing to bet 100 thousand dollars on them: Here are five predictions, arranged from easiest for most humans to those that would require a high degree of expertise: 1. In 2029, AI will not be able to watch a movie and tell you accurately what is going on (what I called the comprehension challenge in The New Yorker, in 2014). Who are the characters? What are their conflicts and motivations? etc. 2. In 2029, AI will not be able to read a novel and reliably answer questions about plot, character, conflicts, motivations, etc. Key will be going beyond the literal text, as Davis and I explain in Rebooting AI. 3. In 2029, AI will not be able to work as a competent cook in an arbitrary kitchen (extending Steve Wozniak’s cup of coffee benchmark). 4. In 2029, AI will not be able to reliably construct bug-free code of more than 10,000 lines from natural language specification or by interactions with a non-expert user. [Gluing together code from existing libraries doesn’t count.] 5. In 2029, AI will not be able to take arbitrary proofs from the mathematical literature written in natural language and convert them into a symbolic form suitable for symbolic verification. In the hindsight, it is interesting to see just how much the field was underestimated. But back then, I'd probably be a Marcus-level skeptic too. (I didn't give the idea enough thought in 2024, so I cannot say precisely.)view source ↗
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The Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial IntelligenceAnd why have the Nobel Prize winners been silent (or taken post-Nobel bets contrary to the current consensus ie Hinton-Hassabis)? Taking GP at his word, I'd be more terrified if Oai had identified one hundred NEW open problems.. In contrast with Fields Medallists, some Nobelists get the prize for something they'd event… And why have the Nobel Prize winners been silent (or taken post-Nobel bets contrary to the current consensus ie Hinton-Hassabis)? Taking GP at his word, I'd be more terrified if Oai had identified one hundred NEW open problems.. In contrast with Fields Medallists, some Nobelists get the prize for something they'd eventually NOT be (in)famous for. Like Josephson. In hindsight, will it be because they found out, as young unknowns, how to explore underappreciated avenues without millions in dedicated funds (uh encouragement).. ?? GP, did you? Get the prize for the question you are most proud of.view source ↗
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NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission is deadPresident Nixon cancelled NASA manned deep space exploration programs due to rising costs from the Space Shuttle program and the Vietnam War. It wasn't politically sustainable to keep funding everything. With the benefit of hindsight one could argue that we should have withdrawn sooner from Vietnam and cancelled the Sp… President Nixon cancelled NASA manned deep space exploration programs due to rising costs from the Space Shuttle program and the Vietnam War. It wasn't politically sustainable to keep funding everything. With the benefit of hindsight one could argue that we should have withdrawn sooner from Vietnam and cancelled the Space Shuttle program.view source ↗
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Telling a Computer to Do ThingsThe more I learn about shell, the less I reach for it for automation scripts, even ones that mainly exist just to shell out to other binaries. I have written a lot of shell in my life, and it turns out (with 20/20 hindsight) that almost all of it was atrociously dangerous and brittle because there are so many ways to s… The more I learn about shell, the less I reach for it for automation scripts, even ones that mainly exist just to shell out to other binaries. I have written a lot of shell in my life, and it turns out (with 20/20 hindsight) that almost all of it was atrociously dangerous and brittle because there are so many ways to screw it up and I didn't know most of them at the time (and still probably don't!).view source ↗