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Mi compañero Fran Reyes @fran-reyes.bsky.social
y yo estamos buscando equipos con los que colaborar.
Lo que más nos gusta es hacer coaching técnico, formación y/o mentoring, pero también podríamos aportarte valor de otras maneras.
Hablemos.
Contacta con nosotros en contact@codesai.com
y yo estamos buscando equipos con los que colaborar.
Lo que más nos gusta es hacer coaching técnico, formación y/o mentoring, pero también podríamos aportarte valor de otras maneras.
Hablemos.
Contacta con nosotros en contact@codesai.com
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Something something great minds thinking alike... #refactoring #evolutionarydesign
Different articulations of a mental model will click with different people, but those models tend to be much more alike than they are different. :)
Different articulations of a mental model will click with different people, but those models tend to be much more alike than they are different. :)
December 18, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Something something great minds thinking alike... #refactoring #evolutionarydesign
Different articulations of a mental model will click with different people, but those models tend to be much more alike than they are different. :)
Different articulations of a mental model will click with different people, but those models tend to be much more alike than they are different. :)
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It's not just "Human 🧒 vs. AI 🤖" these days when you're thinking about transforming legacy code on a larger scale.
That is why I visualized a part of the refactoring tools landscape using my favorite thinking tool: PowerPoint 🧡
That is why I visualized a part of the refactoring tools landscape using my favorite thinking tool: PowerPoint 🧡
January 27, 2026 at 2:58 PM
It's not just "Human 🧒 vs. AI 🤖" these days when you're thinking about transforming legacy code on a larger scale.
That is why I visualized a part of the refactoring tools landscape using my favorite thinking tool: PowerPoint 🧡
That is why I visualized a part of the refactoring tools landscape using my favorite thinking tool: PowerPoint 🧡
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Alright, let's make it official…
I am super-proud to tell you that I have finally published the print version of my book: "Legacy Code: First Aid Kit" 🎉 📕 🥲
I am super-proud to tell you that I have finally published the print version of my book: "Legacy Code: First Aid Kit" 🎉 📕 🥲
September 17, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Alright, let's make it official…
I am super-proud to tell you that I have finally published the print version of my book: "Legacy Code: First Aid Kit" 🎉 📕 🥲
I am super-proud to tell you that I have finally published the print version of my book: "Legacy Code: First Aid Kit" 🎉 📕 🥲
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Next #Fortran post: "Returning test and assertion errors".
We find more good reasons for using custom derived types in the test framework. Assertion functions no longer print their results directly to screen. matthiasnoback.nl/2026/01/fort...
We find more good reasons for using custom derived types in the test framework. Assertion functions no longer print their results directly to screen. matthiasnoback.nl/2026/01/fort...
Fortran - Testing - Returning test and assertion errors
Introducing new types to carry test and assertion results
matthiasnoback.nl
January 28, 2026 at 6:18 PM
Next #Fortran post: "Returning test and assertion errors".
We find more good reasons for using custom derived types in the test framework. Assertion functions no longer print their results directly to screen. matthiasnoback.nl/2026/01/fort...
We find more good reasons for using custom derived types in the test framework. Assertion functions no longer print their results directly to screen. matthiasnoback.nl/2026/01/fort...
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¡Nueva sesión de charlas en Software Crafters Barcelona!
Jesica Wulf y Javi Hernández nos traen dos charlazas y un buen rato de networking gracias a ERNI.
¡No te pierdas la que estamos preparando!
📅 Martes 17 de febrero a las 18:00
🎟️ www.meetup.com/software-cra...
Jesica Wulf y Javi Hernández nos traen dos charlazas y un buen rato de networking gracias a ERNI.
¡No te pierdas la que estamos preparando!
📅 Martes 17 de febrero a las 18:00
🎟️ www.meetup.com/software-cra...
January 28, 2026 at 8:32 AM
¡Nueva sesión de charlas en Software Crafters Barcelona!
Jesica Wulf y Javi Hernández nos traen dos charlazas y un buen rato de networking gracias a ERNI.
¡No te pierdas la que estamos preparando!
📅 Martes 17 de febrero a las 18:00
🎟️ www.meetup.com/software-cra...
Jesica Wulf y Javi Hernández nos traen dos charlazas y un buen rato de networking gracias a ERNI.
¡No te pierdas la que estamos preparando!
📅 Martes 17 de febrero a las 18:00
🎟️ www.meetup.com/software-cra...
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Closely related to this: "But what if the requirements change?"
They very probably will, multiple times. And then I'm often glad to have fast-running regression tests to make changing code safer.
And it still doesn't explain how devs can write implementation code without *some kind* of intent.
They very probably will, multiple times. And then I'm often glad to have fast-running regression tests to make changing code safer.
And it still doesn't explain how devs can write implementation code without *some kind* of intent.
As a long-time teacher of Test-Driven Development, I've heard every reason under the Sun for why teams *can't* do TDD.
One of the most common is also one of the more puzzling: "How can I write tests first if I don't know what the code's supposed to do?"
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/28/r...
One of the most common is also one of the more puzzling: "How can I write tests first if I don't know what the code's supposed to do?"
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/28/r...
Ready, Fire, Aim!
I teach Test-Driven Development. You may have heard. And as a teacher of TDD for some quarter of a century now, you can probably imagine that I’ve heard every reason for not doing TDD under t…
codemanship.wordpress.com
January 28, 2026 at 12:34 PM
Closely related to this: "But what if the requirements change?"
They very probably will, multiple times. And then I'm often glad to have fast-running regression tests to make changing code safer.
And it still doesn't explain how devs can write implementation code without *some kind* of intent.
They very probably will, multiple times. And then I'm often glad to have fast-running regression tests to make changing code safer.
And it still doesn't explain how devs can write implementation code without *some kind* of intent.
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As a long-time teacher of Test-Driven Development, I've heard every reason under the Sun for why teams *can't* do TDD.
One of the most common is also one of the more puzzling: "How can I write tests first if I don't know what the code's supposed to do?"
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/28/r...
One of the most common is also one of the more puzzling: "How can I write tests first if I don't know what the code's supposed to do?"
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/28/r...
Ready, Fire, Aim!
I teach Test-Driven Development. You may have heard. And as a teacher of TDD for some quarter of a century now, you can probably imagine that I’ve heard every reason for not doing TDD under t…
codemanship.wordpress.com
January 28, 2026 at 7:01 AM
As a long-time teacher of Test-Driven Development, I've heard every reason under the Sun for why teams *can't* do TDD.
One of the most common is also one of the more puzzling: "How can I write tests first if I don't know what the code's supposed to do?"
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/28/r...
One of the most common is also one of the more puzzling: "How can I write tests first if I don't know what the code's supposed to do?"
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/28/r...
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I don't know if anyone from JetBrains who works on automated refactorings follows my feed, but I just wanted to mention that a few rounds of Refactoring Golf will reveal gaps.
January 25, 2026 at 10:12 AM
I don't know if anyone from JetBrains who works on automated refactorings follows my feed, but I just wanted to mention that a few rounds of Refactoring Golf will reveal gaps.
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El 9 10 11 16 y 17 de marzo de 10 a 14 hora peninsular haremos una edición en abierto en C# de nuestro curso de Code Smells & Refactoring 🚀https://codesai.com/cursos/refactoring/
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January 26, 2026 at 9:46 AM
El 9 10 11 16 y 17 de marzo de 10 a 14 hora peninsular haremos una edición en abierto en C# de nuestro curso de Code Smells & Refactoring 🚀https://codesai.com/cursos/refactoring/
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Having in mind that incremental development - to the size of steps present in XP - never became mainstream in our industry, it's not really surprising that not many folks see the problem with the level of waterfall-ing involved in Spec-Driven development.
January 23, 2026 at 6:27 PM
Having in mind that incremental development - to the size of steps present in XP - never became mainstream in our industry, it's not really surprising that not many folks see the problem with the level of waterfall-ing involved in Spec-Driven development.
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Infinite are the arguments of mages.
January 22, 2026 at 7:50 PM
Infinite are the arguments of mages.
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Many good quotes here! The last one might be the best:
""If AI agents really could build a working 3 million LOC product in a week, when does the user/customer feedback happen in that design process? That's where the real value gets discovered."
""If AI agents really could build a working 3 million LOC product in a week, when does the user/customer feedback happen in that design process? That's where the real value gets discovered."
Turns out the 3 years I've spent investigating "AI" coding assistants has actually been media training :-)
www.theregister.com/2026/01/22/c...
www.theregister.com/2026/01/22/c...
Cursor shows AI agents capable of shoddy code at scale
: Project kind-of worked but left a lot of messes for humans to clean up
www.theregister.com
January 22, 2026 at 5:57 PM
Many good quotes here! The last one might be the best:
""If AI agents really could build a working 3 million LOC product in a week, when does the user/customer feedback happen in that design process? That's where the real value gets discovered."
""If AI agents really could build a working 3 million LOC product in a week, when does the user/customer feedback happen in that design process? That's where the real value gets discovered."
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La privatización de servicios básicos siempre trae consigo mejoras en la calidad del servicio y por supuesto para el paciente. Ajam.
‼️EXCLUSIVA | Un correo revela que Ribera Salud reutilizó hasta diez veces catéteres de un solo uso en su hospital público de Elche y ordenó hacerlo en Torrejón
Un correo revela que Ribera Salud reutilizó hasta diez veces catéteres de un solo uso en su hospital público de Elche y ordenó hacerlo en Torrejón
La jefa de auditoría admite en un mail del 6 de octubre que este material sanitario se esterilizaba aunque está prohibido por el riesgo de infección. Instaba al hospital concertado de Torrejón a hacer...
www.eldiario.es
January 21, 2026 at 6:58 AM
La privatización de servicios básicos siempre trae consigo mejoras en la calidad del servicio y por supuesto para el paciente. Ajam.
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LLMs extract value from human-created content at an unprecedented scale, but all that value is captured by the GenAI company and its users. If you’re a content creator, you get nothing: no attribution, no referral traffic, no revenue share. Not even a thank-you.
January 21, 2026 at 1:44 PM
LLMs extract value from human-created content at an unprecedented scale, but all that value is captured by the GenAI company and its users. If you’re a content creator, you get nothing: no attribution, no referral traffic, no revenue share. Not even a thank-you.
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El 9, 10, 11, 16 y 17 de marzo de 10 a 14 hora peninsular habrá una nueva edición en abierto en C# del curso de Code Smells & Refactoring 🚀https://codesai.com/cursos/refactoring/
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January 21, 2026 at 6:30 PM
El 9, 10, 11, 16 y 17 de marzo de 10 a 14 hora peninsular habrá una nueva edición en abierto en C# del curso de Code Smells & Refactoring 🚀https://codesai.com/cursos/refactoring/
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But we're all walking in the night, now, on ground we don't know. When the day comes we may know where we are, or we may not.
January 20, 2026 at 5:50 PM
But we're all walking in the night, now, on ground we don't know. When the day comes we may know where we are, or we may not.
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It's worth reminding a lot of AI folks that:
Time saved by optimizing a non-constraint is not time saved for the whole system. It's not only time not saved, it's actually reducing the throughput of the whole system.
Time saved by optimizing a non-constraint is not time saved for the whole system. It's not only time not saved, it's actually reducing the throughput of the whole system.
January 18, 2026 at 11:15 AM
It's worth reminding a lot of AI folks that:
Time saved by optimizing a non-constraint is not time saved for the whole system. It's not only time not saved, it's actually reducing the throughput of the whole system.
Time saved by optimizing a non-constraint is not time saved for the whole system. It's not only time not saved, it's actually reducing the throughput of the whole system.
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El 9, 10, 11, 16 y 17 de marzo de 10 a 14 hora peninsular habrá una nueva edición en abierto en C# del curso de Code Smells & Refactoring 🚀https://codesai.com/cursos/refactoring/
50% de descuento para particulares de colectivos poco representados
No te lo pierdas! Escribe a contact@codesai.com 💌
50% de descuento para particulares de colectivos poco representados
No te lo pierdas! Escribe a contact@codesai.com 💌
January 16, 2026 at 5:06 PM
El 9, 10, 11, 16 y 17 de marzo de 10 a 14 hora peninsular habrá una nueva edición en abierto en C# del curso de Code Smells & Refactoring 🚀https://codesai.com/cursos/refactoring/
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No te lo pierdas! Escribe a contact@codesai.com 💌
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Dating from around 1865, this hooded parka from the Aleutian Islands in southern Alaska is made from seal intestines, a naturally waterproof & windproof material. Both robust & decorative, these seal gut parkas would have been used daily to keep warm & dry in this harsh environment.
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January 16, 2026 at 11:51 AM
Dating from around 1865, this hooded parka from the Aleutian Islands in southern Alaska is made from seal intestines, a naturally waterproof & windproof material. Both robust & decorative, these seal gut parkas would have been used daily to keep warm & dry in this harsh environment.
bit.ly/4oRZuCC
bit.ly/4oRZuCC
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Paraphrasing this excellent rebuttal of the denialism/Luddite/FOMO peer pressure tactic:
It is not my job to help tech companies "prove" how useful their systems are. It is my job to use what I know as a librarian to help people make better decisions about this technology.
It is not my job to help tech companies "prove" how useful their systems are. It is my job to use what I know as a librarian to help people make better decisions about this technology.
MAIHT3k newsletter:
The narrative of the denialism frame is that those opposing "AI" are afraid, under-informed and/or engaging in wishful thinking. None of that is true: The people who oppose the "AI" project are actively fighting and refusing to accept the premise of tech bros and AI boosters.
The narrative of the denialism frame is that those opposing "AI" are afraid, under-informed and/or engaging in wishful thinking. None of that is true: The people who oppose the "AI" project are actively fighting and refusing to accept the premise of tech bros and AI boosters.
Resistance Isn't Denialism
By Emily I've recently noticed a new tactic on the part of AI boosters to attempt to erase the work of people who are resisting the project of "AI" and...
buttondown.com
January 14, 2026 at 3:20 PM
Paraphrasing this excellent rebuttal of the denialism/Luddite/FOMO peer pressure tactic:
It is not my job to help tech companies "prove" how useful their systems are. It is my job to use what I know as a librarian to help people make better decisions about this technology.
It is not my job to help tech companies "prove" how useful their systems are. It is my job to use what I know as a librarian to help people make better decisions about this technology.
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Software design techniques represent, at their core, a guess about what a hypothetical future reader will understand more with a lower investment in effort, time, and money.
I consider "guess" the key word of that claim. What makes you guess more accurately? Experience, knowing the audience, ...
I consider "guess" the key word of that claim. What makes you guess more accurately? Experience, knowing the audience, ...
December 26, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Software design techniques represent, at their core, a guess about what a hypothetical future reader will understand more with a lower investment in effort, time, and money.
I consider "guess" the key word of that claim. What makes you guess more accurately? Experience, knowing the audience, ...
I consider "guess" the key word of that claim. What makes you guess more accurately? Experience, knowing the audience, ...
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To light a candle is to cast a shadow.
January 12, 2026 at 5:32 AM
To light a candle is to cast a shadow.
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Folks have asked, in relation to my Software Design Principles training, whether maintainability matters anymore.
Perhaps they've read some of the wrong-headed takes about why LLM-generated code doesn't need to be understandable or maintainable by humans.
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/12/y...
Perhaps they've read some of the wrong-headed takes about why LLM-generated code doesn't need to be understandable or maintainable by humans.
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/12/y...
Yes, Maintainability Still Matters in “AI”-assisted Coding
A couple of people have asked, in relation to my 2-day Software Design Principles training course, whether maintainability matters anymore. Perhaps they’ve read some of the wrong-headed posts…
codemanship.wordpress.com
January 12, 2026 at 7:50 AM
Folks have asked, in relation to my Software Design Principles training, whether maintainability matters anymore.
Perhaps they've read some of the wrong-headed takes about why LLM-generated code doesn't need to be understandable or maintainable by humans.
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/12/y...
Perhaps they've read some of the wrong-headed takes about why LLM-generated code doesn't need to be understandable or maintainable by humans.
codemanship.wordpress.com/2026/01/12/y...
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Aaron Swartz died 13 years ago today | Hacker News
news.ycombinator.com
January 12, 2026 at 12:14 PM
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Just got mad at my coding agent and corrected it and ended the message with "Capisce?"
I have apparently become my late aunt Erminia.
I have apparently become my late aunt Erminia.
January 11, 2026 at 2:51 PM
Just got mad at my coding agent and corrected it and ended the message with "Capisce?"
I have apparently become my late aunt Erminia.
I have apparently become my late aunt Erminia.