Chaining Yes/No Judgments in jev Yields an Embedding-Like Vector
zsakib_ · x · 2026-09-18
The author explores an interesting property of jev: it probabilistically answers yes/no questions, and chaining several such judgments works like logic gates to compose richer behavior. In the quoted thread, they frame this as building an embedding vector where each dimension is one yes/no question (funny? easy to reply to? payoff inside?) — except each dim never resolves to a full 0-100% certainty.
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