FLEKT is the only market for human time.
The problem: In the age of AI, some of the most valuable things you have are the things AI can’t replicate: your lived experience, judgment, niche expertise, and network.
But there’s no clear market price for your time. Today, you either guess what your time is worth or let an employer decide. Price too low and you leave money on the table. Price too high and nobody buys.
The solution: Let the market decide.
On FLEKT, people bid on blocks of your time. Those bids reveal what the market thinks your time is actually worth.
How it works: Choose your ticker symbol (mine is EMMN), upload a short video about yourself, and share your profile. People can then place bids on your time. You choose which bids to accept and get paid.
Think of it like a stock market for human time.
The vision: Google organized the world’s information. We’re organizing the world’s time.
I got early access to Jev.
Jev is @typesafeai first public System One model. It is built for decisions inside software, not for chat.
You send it a state (text, JSON, or an array of text) and typed questions. It returns structured answers with probabilities:
- Choice: one option from a list
- Score: a rating on a scale you define
- Noul: a yes/no probability between 0 and 1
It does not generate prose, code, or explanations. The output is typed, so your application can use the values directly.
Reported performance on System One tasks:
- 70–500ms response time
- $0.042 per million input tokens
- output tokens are free
- 20–200× faster and 40–1,000× cheaper than using a frontier LLM for the same class of decision
It is not trained for long multi-step reasoning, specialized domains, or conversation. It is trained for fast, calibrated judgments over text.
If you need routing, scoring, moderation, triage, or a confidence gate before an action, this is the model to test.
@RiddleSphere I think the problem is that America is the matrix and people go to Uni -> Get a corporate job -> Retire at 75 -> Pass away soon after = Life was not lived
Got kicked out of an elite university and spent a year mastering AI coding because I didn’t have another plan.
What’s weird is how fast that year made the degree feel fake. I was shipping stuff while people I used to sit next to were still studying for quizzes.
I think college is dangerous. A lot of people stay because leaving looks stupid. But if you don't have a plan for life, how will getting $400k in debt help?
If you graduated, do you regret staying? If you’re still in school, have you thought about leaving?
@GeorgeLampro20 What's the point of Rork? Does it automate everything about building iOS apps and submitting them? can't you just do that with Cursor and an mcp that connects to app store connect