Diogo Almeida pokes fun at Jev's "agentic text field"
jmill announced the launch of the first "agentic text field" using Jev, claiming it can convert user keystrokes into ASCII characters with near-perfect accuracy, minimal latency, and near-zero cost. When reposting, Diogo Almeida joked that it is "easy to use, customizable, and cursed," and remarked that "the era of cursed software has only just begun."
View original postWe just shipped the first agentic text field. I don't think people are ready for this. Using Jev, we are able to translate user keystrokes into ASCII characters with near-perfect accuracy, minimal latency, and near-zero cost: https://t.co/QaYRNVvmFL
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We just shipped the first agentic text field. I don't think people are ready for this. Using Jev, we are able to translate user keystrokes into ASCII characters with near-perfect accuracy, minimal latency, and near-zero cost: https://t.co/QaYRNVvmFL
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"Accessible. Customizable. Cursed." 🤣
we're still so early in cursed software