Aquiles Fernandes • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
As a junior in high school, I develop tools and systems that focus on simplicity and performance. I'm interested in mathematics, large language models, and building software that solves real problems without unnecessary complexity.
Outside of school, I enjoy exploring low-level systems programming and machine learning research, creating projects that are useful, efficient, and open to everyone.
Mathematics (trigonometry, algebra, geometry), large language models, web development, command-line tools, systems programming, and ML research.
A minimal video player in the terminal, written in Rust and inspired by the spirit of ffmpeg. Designed to bring multimedia capabilities to the command line with simplicity and performance.
A C library that makes freeing memory (and sanity) much easier and more intuitive. Provides simple abstractions for memory management without sacrificing control.
A lightweight Go web framework with a style reminiscent of Flask, but brewed for gophers. Focuses on simplicity and idiomatic Go patterns for building web applications.
A series of fully open, state-of-the-art small mixture-of-experts models (1B-A90M and 3B-A400M). Research focused on efficient model architectures and open-source machine learning.