PAW author clarifies: not open-source Jev, just 3 lines of code for triage tasks
yuntiandeng · x · 2026-09-21
- yuntiandeng clarifies that PAW's underlying compiler-interpreter system is quite different from Jev, and he tried to avoid sounding like it's "open-source local Jev": PAW does not output confidence scores and cannot guarantee an output from predefined categories.
- Still, many applications don't need confidence scores and can be solved with 3 lines of PAW code — email triage, log filtering, and fuzzy search are exactly the examples from his paper.
- He concedes the audience critique is fair: researchers may struggle to understand how it works from 3 lines of code, and shares his ongoing struggle with getting papers enough attention for anyone to even open them.
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