"Why Brazilian education taught me to memorize formulas instead of understand what they mean, and why I think we've lost something important along the way.
I am a software engineer because programming turned out to be the best way I know to understand things.
Whether I am studying programming languages, writing software, exploring theology, or writing poetry, I find myself asking the same questions about structure, meaning, and first principles.
This site is where those explorations converge.
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A Life Offline I grew up with computers as an escape from life. Now, after years of dial-up, LAN parties, forums, games, and social media, I find myself wanting to escape from the internet instead. Maybe there is still a life worth living offline.
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Proverbs 1 The Father who teaches before the mistake
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The Speed of Light and the Illusion of Infinite Intelligence Why bigger models alone won't solve the problems of AI reliability, and why we need better architecture instead.
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Context as a Risk Variable A mathematical formulation for why more context does not imply more reliability in systems with LLMs
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Your Terminal Can Be Much More Productive, Beautiful, and User-Friendly! Still using a heavy framework or a stock shell? You're leaving performance on the table. Learn how to evolve your workflow to a professional-grade setup using Antidote, custom Zsh logic, and high-performance tools.
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Agorism A brief introduction to agorism, the political philosophy I identify with.