@iamAdityaAnjana used Jev to write C++ by giving it only the grammatically valid next tokens at each step and letting it pick one. They got a working fragment, and say it is slower and worse than a code model and is a novelty, not a recommended way to write code.

Aditya A. (@iamAdityaAnjana) published this on 2026-09-17. @iamAdityaAnjana used Jev to write C++ by giving it only the grammatically valid next tokens at each step and letting it pick one. They got a working fragment, and say it is slower and worse than a code model and is a novelty, not a recommended way to write code. Ran a dumb experiment last night: used Jev by @typesafeai (a decision/classifier model, not a text-gen model) to write C++. How Jev or TypeSafe is used, in the post's own words: “Ran a dumb experiment last night: used Jev by @typesafeai (a decision/classifier model, not a text-gen model) to write C++.” The post does not name a separate audience. It is for people reading what @iamAdityaAnjana shows here (it includes media).