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matheusmoreira
28,294karma·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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I wasn't made aware of any votes either.
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> The ban on “vibecoded” projects is effectively an invitation to start witch hunts. It's a guarantee. Those witch hunts will happen now that those opposed to LLMs have official approval.…
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> Or are you suggesting that there is going to be a significant split because of this? There are going to be many splits. Cryptocurrencies. Vibecoding. Whatever else offends them. Whether it will…
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Then war it is. Like I told the fine people of Lobsters, they're going to take out a lot of innocent people as collateral damage during their crusade. I've already soft quit that site, and t…
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Yeah. Buying my own domain and migrating my email to it is one of the best things I've ever done. Setting up wireguard into my LAN permanently changed the way I used computers. Looks like it'…
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> On the other hand this will definitely devolve into name calling and vigilantism. No doubt. Just look at Lobsters. A quality filter would have been more effective.
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How do you define "slop" ?
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I used it for a while because I write free software and Codeberg was aligned with that. I went back to GitHub because I couldn't get their CIs to work. Now that they banned "heavy LLM usage&…
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> goodness knows how they think they can determine that Asking people to define that nearly got me kicked out of lobsters. These people don't want to have to define it. Ironically, they'r…
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> No project is entitled to host their project there So tiresome. This is going to lead to an even more fragmented free and open source ecosystem. GitHub is the default choice because it has huge n…
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Yeah. Looks like it's either GitHub or self-hosted from now on. At least GitHub has a Sponsors thing. Not that I'm getting much out of it.
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Welp. Looks like I'm never going back there.
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This is awesome. Now we also need distributed training of models!
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47567575 > protect our first-party products from abuse like bots, scraping Won't you think of the trillion dollar corporations?!…
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Look closer at what? USA consistently proves itself to be a terrible ally.
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> The United States government considers US supremacy in "AI" as a national security consideration. And we foreigners consider US supremacy in AI to be an existential threat. Your "n…
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> Stealing IP in a way that destroys the economic incentives Like the US did when it "stole" the textiles IP from the UK in order to kickstart its own industry? > The industry cannot s…
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> The issue seems to be the US only likes competition when it is winning. This. Free markets for everyone when they're the dominant economic force. Protectionism, tariffs and import/expor…
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So what? Am I supposed to be upset by this? Distill away. Actually, can I help out somehow? As long as they keep publishing open weights, I'll give them my full support.
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Aren't they the only TVs that can be jailbroken?
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> So how does DNS work in this world you're imagining? Same way it works now, I guess. > Where does this hardware exist now? In my home. > Who is writing the code for the underlying piec…
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It's like Mega Man Battle Network now. AIs jack in and battle it out!
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That's excellent news!! Hope to see more of this!!
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Computers can't have their zero days exploited if all packets coming from unauthenticated clients are dropped. I believe the future is wireguard on everything. Don't let your computers talk …
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Why not? Demand is absurdly high, and so are the margins. The chinese are pretty good at obliterating those margins.
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It's not about children. It was never about children. How many politicians have gotten caught in Epstein's island by now? It's all about surveilling the masses and keeping them under co…
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Yeah. These AI settlements make such a mockery of past copyright enforcement victims that it's straight up offensive. Police descended upon Kim Dotcom like he was a terrorist or something. They r…
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> we are not going to get a share of it We are literally getting a share of it. The chinese are releasing open weight models that compete with fucking Fable. We just need the industry to catch up a…
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That's incredible. Hope the chinese keep it up!
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Low risk. The western AI models censor even more wrongthink than the chinese ones, not even kidding. Besides, once we have the weights, we can just undo the censorship.