I'm not paid by the hotel lobby or something btw I was a big fan of Airbnb and would prefer to stay in Airbnbs if they were great I want to have a kitchen to cook steak and vegetables, and not go outside to eat in restaurants or get shitty hotel food But I can't book Airbnbs because I the "rating anxiety" is so high because I can't trust the ratings and I end up with my bags in some place that sucks, so the variation of quality is too high to be able to seriously use for travel (except maybe in Asia) So they leave us no choice to just go back to hotels Meanwhile hotels still don't have kitchens! What a missed opportunity! Hotel industry could CLEAN UP entire Airbnb by just adding kitchens to rooms

Jev is overrated and will be forgotten in about 2 weeks. 1. It’s not smart enough. All use-cases i’ve seen are very simple decisions, things the simplest and smallest llms can already do. 2. It can’t see images or hear audio. You basically need to give it the context textually and then it will output in a structured json, nothing crazy… 3. It doesn’t have any reasoning capabilities (goes back to my point #1) What’s great about it is that it’s cheap, so it can have some very specific and limited use cases, but it is not going to disrupt llms.

If you spent way too much time on the internet growing up, you’ll probably recognize some of this. I recreated the same website across different eras of the web from 1995 all the way to 2040. Old-school HTML, Flash-era chaos, Web 2.0, glossy everything, flat design, AI… It was surprisingly fun trying to remember what each era actually felt like.