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Jev Cards
A picture-card quiz where you race a vision model that answers in 0.3 seconds
A playable, honest way to feel where today's fast vision models beat people and where they still miss, without reading a benchmark table.
Jev Cards puts you and Jev, TypeSafe's vision decision model, in front of the same picture card: fruit, flags, maps, chess positions, optical illusions. Jev answers by choosing an option or tapping a spot in roughly 0.3 seconds. Play Sprint, Versus or Streak alone or in live matches with friends. It is free, the code is open source, and the maker keeps tuning scoring after HN players found that fast guessing paid too well.
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