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matheusmoreira

28,291karma·11,402submissions·October 4, 2016
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Brazilian hobbyist programmer. I mostly do my own thing but I've contributed to some free and open source projects.

I created the lone programming language, a lisp for Linux:

https://github.com/lone-lang/lone

The projects I've published are on GitHub:

https://github.com/matheusmoreira/

I can be reached via email:

hn@matheusmoreira.com

I also have my own website:

https://www.matheusmoreira.com/

If you like my work, consider sponsoring me:

https://github.com/sponsors/matheusmoreira

No pressure though. I do this because I enjoy it.

recent activity (11,402 total)
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Self-hosted local models can't become viable soon enough... Currently they require hundreds of thousands of dollars if not millions in capital. That needs to change!
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> there isn't really any commercial value left in it though I wonder why it never went mainstream. The Unreal engine went on to power a massive number of games. The Half-Life engines birthed a…
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> Enterprise customers can also apply to join the Cyber Verification Program to have mitigations removed to enable penetration testing. I'm no enterprise but I applied anyway and just got acce…
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> If you think you'll ever be allowed to compete or truly be a threat to entrenched capitalist interests using "free" and "open source" models, you're delusional. You&…
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> Opus 5 now permits vulnerability discovery in source code at all access levels, including general availability, while continuing to block vulnerability discovery in compiled binaries. > Identi…
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> Someone managed to port the latter to WebAssembly So that means lone could theoretically run on the browser via Blink. Will make for a great demo someday. Feel free to post here or email me if yo…
23d ago·view thread
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Tony the pony, he comes.
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I like it when patients research things. Consult is more engaging for me when people care about and try to understand stuff. It's hard for patients to interpret medical research and evidence thou…
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> then why the “mostly”? Because it's all vibes, all the way down. Vibewritten rules, vibenforced. If they get bad vibes from your project, they kick you out.
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Thanks for linking that thread, it told me everything I needed to know.
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> The author seems annoyed that Codeberg wants to focus on projects that have a legitimate contributor community and is not designed for one-off individual projects. Yeah, it feels so good to kno…
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Just tried it! The lone interpreter itself runs flawlessly: lone <<<'(import (lone print)) (print "Hello, world!")' blink lone <<<'(import (lone print)…
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Thanks for reading and for your interest in lone! > I also love the APE setup Yeah, jart's cosmopolitan is awesome. I've even sent some floating point code her way! I have my own take on …
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I joined mastodon.social not too long ago... How unfortunate. Do you know of any fediverse that won't instaban me if I accidentally post some wrongthink?
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> if you allow cheap free competitive models, you will stop the influx of capital in frontier development of even more powerful LLMs, thus capping how far the tech could reach Hmm. So either the we…
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That's fair. HN is a social network. Its value is human comments. People come here to see what the tech circles are saying. A git host's value is in the source code it hosts, not who wrote i…
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It's not pride, it's disappointment in my fellow humans.
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The exact same worry applies to american LLMs, or any LLM you did not train yourself.
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I used the compiler's __builtin_add_overflow in order to deal with that issue in my memory allocator. At this point I'm probably on track to replace every arithmetic operator in the entire c…
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> I don't agree that they have NO idea of what slop is. There's no way for anyone reading their rules to know if their projects are slop. It's full of "mostly" and "si…
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Sloppy and low effort reply. Claude does a better job. I'd paste the output but it's against the rules on HN. You can find it on lobsters though, where I did post the full reply along with t…
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"Chuds" ?
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I used to post a lot more. I took the "be part of the community" rule pretty seriously and really tried. I dramatically cut down on my participation after the "ban AI slop" meta …
24d ago·view thread
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That rule's for HN comments, not submissions. Nobody's getting kicked out for vibecoding a project.
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I don't get it. Wasn't it supposed to be a user led platform? Judging by your comment, looks like it's actually led by paying users, or whatever it is that these "members of the …
25d ago·view thread
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No thanks. I get enough of that bullshit in my own country.
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> the overall effect is not hard to identify Yes, the effect is it will become a toxic community where your project can be summarily judged and instantly dismissed as slop because there's an A…
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They have no idea what "slop" is. They don't want to have to define it with any precision. Ironically, these rules will be enforced based on vibes.
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