Sergio Garcia Murillo

@murillo2000.bsky.social

Tech enthusiast and WebRTC expert, father of Leo and Mia. Mathematician

Is agile still valid with AI development? A lot of “Agile” today is really just project management wrapped around implementation details. That made sense when writing code was the expensive part and a bottleneck. With AI, implementation gets cheap fast. Review, judgment, and validation do not.

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“Refactoring as escape” is an anti-pattern that appears when a new team takes over a running service. Instead of owning its current behavior, failures are blamed on the code, and large refactors are proposed in place of understanding root causes.

I’ve been playing with LLM-generated code and didn’t feel comfortable releasing it under OSS license without disclaimers and traceability So… introducing the VIBE License, a permissive option for LLM generated code, with straight safeguards and provenance requirements github.com/murillo128/v...

GitHub - murillo128/vibe-license: VIBE Permissive License for LLM generated code

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Yesterday I asked ChatGPT to refactor some code and it said: Look, this is way too complex and I’m just going to introduce bugs, so I’m not doing it. But here’s how you could do it yourself instead. The way it slipped out of the task while sounding confident and helpful.. We did it, we built AGI