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A parody that classifies one email by reading A/B/C logits from a local Qwen3-0.6B GGUF, then says this shape is what people mean by Jev.

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Duarte O. Carmo
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Sep 2026
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Highlights

  • Published 22 September 2026. Loads Qwen/Qwen3-0.6B-GGUF, Q8_0, context 512, via llama-cpp-python.
  • Labels are A, B, and C for Legitimate, Spam, and Phishing. It reads those token logits and softmaxes them.
  • On the payroll-phish example: Legitimate 0.031, Spam 0.084, Phishing 0.885.
  • The note calls the post a parody and points at OpenJev for a fuller local implementation.

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Not a TypeSafe client. One constructed email. The author says the probabilities are not always correct.

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