Neste episódio, Ricardo discute o impacto do Vibe coding, uma abordagem onde a IA generativa escreve código a partir de comandos em linguagem natural. Ele ressalta que essa tecnologia pode revolucionar o gerenciamento de projetos em software, tornando o planejamento tradicional menos relevante. Com a execução mais ágil e correções instantâneas, a necessidade de documentos e processos pode diminuir. Ricardo recomenda explorar ferramentas como Lovable, Cursor e Interface v0. Apesar das limitações, a adoção é rápida e pode transformar a indústria em meses. Ele incentiva a preparação para essa mudança disruptiva e convida a discussão sobre os impactos.
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Como o Vibe Coding Vai Transformar Completamente a Gestão de Projetos em Desenvolvimento de Software

Une chronique pour vous parler d'un nouveau terme qui infuse depuis février "Le vibe coding" ou comment coder sans rien comprendre. Bref, encore de nouvelles possibilités pour les curieux de l'IA. On aime ou on n'aime pas, moi j'ai fait mon choix

Vibe coding ou coder sans comprendre

Medium Article: https://medium.com/@jsmith0475/vibe-fme-collaborative-intelligence-analysis-through-ai-human-dialogue-53ed80a6deb9
The source describes Vibe FME, a novel methodology for intelligence analysis that combines structured foreign materials exploitation (FME) with fluid AI-assisted dialogue, drawing inspiration from "vibe coding." This approach shifts intelligence analysis from physical disassembly to a dynamic, conversational process between human analysts and AI systems, enabling rapid hypothesis generation, testing through simulation, and continuous intelligence synthesis. While demonstrating advantages in speed, efficiency, and adaptability, particularly for complex AI systems resistant to traditional methods, the methodology also faces limitations such as potential AI biases, verification challenges, implementation hurdles, and technical complexities like explainability tradeoffs. Ultimately, Vibe FME represents a fundamental conceptual shift in human-machine collaboration within the intelligence community to better understand complex systems in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Vibe FME: How Conversational AI is Transforming Complex Systems Analysis

Get in the vibe coding flow for the World's Largest Hackathon presented by Bolt. Starts May 30, 2025. Find out more at hackathon.dev/
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Vibe Code All Night, All Day (Flow Mix)

In episode 15 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John chat with Adewale "Ace" Abati from Block about Codename Goose, an open-source AI agent, and the underlying Model Context Protocol (MCP). They explore how AI agents are revolutionizing developer workflows, the concept of "vibe coding" for rapid prototyping, and the future of AI in productivity and accessibility.

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Open Source Ready - Ep. #15, Codename Goose and the Future of AI Agents with Adewale Abati

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music for efficient coding ep3

we are vulnerable
find a weakness and exploit it

you already know
squad up in the bootloader bitch keep score
look around the repo
see what we gon find in the code
you can watch us grind while we dine on our foes (foes)
finding all these holes in the fabric
not enough moth balls plugging up the rop calls
holler at the homies if the box stalls
process jockey playing nice if the top falls

can you fuck with us?
can you deploy toys rubber duck with us?
can you destroy noise on a NUC with us?
more importantly can you make a buck with us? (hmm)
i look into the tea leaves reading
see a bunch of CEOs with their company believing
they ain't needing any coders on staff did the math
so i hack all that vibe coded crap and i laugh they saying

you already seen
me bubble up the deep web underworld and then escape clean
fuck you mean i got haters every corner of the cube
i been swimming through the doo doo ever since i was a noob
with the formula gnu and improved
future generations study how a warrior move
which tools does a warrior use well let's see
backpack full of goodies black hoodies and jeans (hmm)

precursor in the pocket (pocket)
field programmable gate array ain't no way you can stop it
everything that i early adopted 
it take off just like a rocket so you better go cop it
vape clouds cover up the screen
see the green text bleed through you be seeing how we do
dashboard showing crash lore on the fuzzing
what you know about that F5, cousin (cousin)

ytcracker - we are vulnerable

Today we continue our exploration of vibe coding by digging into the Model Context Protocol, or MCP. We look at how MCPs connect chatbots to backend systems, why natural language matters for complex queries, and what it takes to build smarter, more adaptable interfaces. The discussion covers practical strategies for refining and automating these systems using API docs, making this a solid deep dive into the future of human-to-machine interaction.

Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/5zn42OkdumP-HXIdi5YlicUmYRc?utm_source=copy_url 

Model Context Protocol Exploration

In this episode, we do some live vibe coding– using AI to write code. We share tips and tricks on having the best vibe coding experience and avoiding some common pitfalls. You'll get to hear what we do, how we discover what the steps are, just how easy it is to interact with the system, to set up a basic environment. We also start to explore the limitations of vibe coding. We encourage you to listen along and try on your own! 

Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/CqKdtWZWYb3AdPtcb-Ra_kU8HAU?utm_source=copy_url 

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Vibe Coding for Ops [TechOps]

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I am a seasoned board member who has participated in the Brazilian Institute of Corporate Governance (IBGC) board member program. I was the first Latin American to become chairman of the board of the Project Management Institute globally, where I served for four years. I am also a member of the advisory board of Yera, an Estonian startup dedicated to improving employee performance and engagement through technology and artificial intelligence.

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Between 2016 and 2020, I envisioned and led the Brightline Initiative, a Project Management Institute think tank in partnership with leading organizations dedicated to helping executives bridge the expensive, unproductive gap between strategy design and delivery.

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