I have been running a series of experiments on Jev since its release targeted at understanding it, seeing how it handles real use cases I have, and maybe figure out what it is inside.
Some of my tests do point towards what this post says. I was not successful in getting it's score to align with an existing rubric I had. It 'worked' but it was off and compressed from where I wanted it to be. Not a bad starting point, but I couldn't get it to move to where I intended the rubric to be. It wasn't the most robust test and I didn't spend a lot of time trying, but it wasn't just instantly magical.
However, it does seem genuinely useful just by being fast and cheap and good enough, so I am still a bit hyped.
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Some of my tests do point towards what this post says. I was not successful in getting it's score to align with an existing rubric I had. It 'worked' but it was off and compressed from where I wanted it to be. Not a bad starting point, but I couldn't get it to move to where I intended the rubric to be. It wasn't the most robust test and I didn't spend a lot of time trying, but it wasn't just instantly magical.
However, it does seem genuinely useful just by being fast and cheap and good enough, so I am still a bit hyped.