Adolfo Neto
@adolfont.github.io
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Software Engineering researcher; Associate Professor at UTFPR, Curitiba, Brazil. https://adolfont.github.io Posts mostly in English. #ElixirLang enthusiast (I also love #LeanLang, #LuaLang, #Erlang). Podcaster. My podcasts: @redeemilias.bsky.social
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That's good, right?
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"In reality, the industry probably needs a revenue range that is closer to the $320 billion to $480 billion range, just to break even on the capex to be spent this year."
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The rest of the e-mail informs that you can disable it
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An example of an email.
I have created this channel, but I am not the one in charge right now.

Hi PPGCA UTFPR,

We’ll soon enable **automatic dubbing** on your channel. This means that YouTube will automatically generate translated audio tracks in different languages, making your content accessible to more viewers.

**No action is needed** – we’ll enable this on your channel in the coming weeks. Once enabled, when you
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Marc Benioff was once a hero for an Agile evangelist
www.forbes.com/sites/steved...
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Yes. They send an email when they find your channel is "worth" of it. I didn't receive any email for my channels.
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Here's a rule of thumb: If "AI" seems like a good solution, you are probably both misjudging what the "AI" can do and misframing the problem.

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Comment by Tom Diettrich on a linkedin post reading:

"You can't "test-in quality" in engineering; you can't "review-in quality" in research. We need incentives for people to do better research. Our system today assumes that 75% of submitted papers are low quality, and it is probably right (I'll bet it is higher). If this were a manufacturing organization, an 75% defect rate would result in bankruptcy. 

Imagine a world in which you could have an AI system check the correctness/quality of your paper. If your paper passed that bar, then it could be published (say, on arXiv). Subsequent human review could assess its importance to the field. 

In such a system, authors would be incentivized to satisfy the AI system. This will lead to searching for exploits in the AI system. A possible solution is to select the AI evaluator at random from a large pool and limit the number of permitted submissions. I imagine our colleagues in mechanism design can improve on this idea."

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I was looking for my interview with Emily and Alex and found one with them dubbed by AI.
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The same holds for Mastodon and X.
People only interact with our posts on Instagram and LinkedIn
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I will probably advise next year's publicity chairs for ICSE to leave Bluesky, cause nobody cares about ICSE here
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🎓 Calling all students interested in Software Engineering research!
The Student Mentoring Workshop (SMeW) at ICSE 2026 is designed to encourage and support students entering the Software Engineering (SE) research community.
More information at

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🎓 Calling all students interested in Software Engineering research!
The Student Mentoring Workshop (SMeW) at ICSE 2026 is designed to encourage and support students entering the Software Engineering (SE) research community.
SMeW’s mission is to foster the next generation of SE researchers — supporting undergraduates, master’s students applying to Ph.D. programs, and early-career Ph.D. students starting their research journey.
💬 Join us for a day of mentoring, skill practice, and small-group discussions with experienced researchers — from academia and industry — who will share their insights on topics like:
Building mentoring and support networks
Networking effectively at conferences
Non-technical skills for research success
Career paths in SE research
Emerging areas in SE
📅 Workshop date: Tuesday (the day before ICSE 2026 main conference)
📍 Location: The same venue as ICSE 2026, Brazil
🕒 Application deadlines:
Round 1 (for applicants needing a visa): October 17, 2025
Round 2 (for applicants not needing a visa): December 4, 2025
💡 Some travel support is available thanks to ACM SIGSOFT.
🔗 Apply now: https://icse2026-smew.hotcrp.com/
More information at https://conf.researchr.org/track/icse-2026/icse-2026-smew---student-mentoring-workshop
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🚀 CALL FOR POSITION PAPERS
🌍 ICSE 2026 — Future of Software Engineering
💬 Toward a Healthy Software Engineering Community
✨ A different kind of ICSE event — by and for the community.

More information at www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
🚀 CALL FOR POSITION PAPERS
🌍 ICSE 2026 — Future of Software Engineering
💬 Toward a Healthy Software Engineering Community
✨ A different kind of ICSE event — by and for the community.
While our field is thriving, many of us also feel pressure: concerns about peer review, the growing number of events, burnout among students and faculty, and the widening gap between industry innovation and academic research. This event is a chance to pause, reflect, and help shape the future of software engineering together.
💡 The Goal:
Not just talk — but a community-driven action plan for a healthy and sustainable SE community.
🧭 How to Participate (you can do one or more, as you wish):
Provide your thoughts in the pre-event survey 
Join the Discord
Submit a 2–4 page position paper (due Jan 14, 2026)
Join the one-day workshop before ICSE 2026
Contribute during the plenary debrief at ICSE
📅 Key Dates:
Oct 15, 2025 — Survey + Discord open
Nov 15, 2025 — Survey closes
Jan 14, 2026 — Position papers due
Apr 14, 2026 — Workshop
Jun 30, 2026 — Vision report published
👥 Who Should Submit?
Anyone who cares about the future of SE: students, faculty, practitioners, editors, industry researchers — especially groups with diverse perspectives.
Let's co-create a future for the software engineering community that is healthy, fun, and fruitful.
🔗 More info & submission details:
https://conf.researchr.org/track/icse-2026/icse-2026-future-of-software-engineering
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icseconf.bsky.social
🎓 Calling all students interested in Software Engineering research!
The Student Mentoring Workshop (SMeW) at ICSE 2026 is designed to encourage and support students entering the Software Engineering (SE) research community.
More information at

www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
🎓 Calling all students interested in Software Engineering research!
The Student Mentoring Workshop (SMeW) at ICSE 2026 is designed to encourage and support students entering the Software Engineering (SE) research community.
SMeW’s mission is to foster the next generation of SE researchers — supporting undergraduates, master’s students applying to Ph.D. programs, and early-career Ph.D. students starting their research journey.
💬 Join us for a day of mentoring, skill practice, and small-group discussions with experienced researchers — from academia and industry — who will share their insights on topics like:
Building mentoring and support networks
Networking effectively at conferences
Non-technical skills for research success
Career paths in SE research
Emerging areas in SE
📅 Workshop date: Tuesday (the day before ICSE 2026 main conference)
📍 Location: The same venue as ICSE 2026, Brazil
🕒 Application deadlines:
Round 1 (for applicants needing a visa): October 17, 2025
Round 2 (for applicants not needing a visa): December 4, 2025
💡 Some travel support is available thanks to ACM SIGSOFT.
🔗 Apply now: https://icse2026-smew.hotcrp.com/
More information at https://conf.researchr.org/track/icse-2026/icse-2026-smew---student-mentoring-workshop
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I have only translated the letter. Great work by @olivia.science et al.
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📢 Compartilhe este fio com colegas, amigos e ex-alunos que se interessam por tecnologia, inovação e crescimento profissional.
Pode ser o incentivo que eles precisavam para dar o próximo passo na carreira!
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hoje lidera iniciativas de inovação em uma das maiores empresas do país.
Como será que o mestrado contribuiu para essa trajetória de sucesso?

🔗 Assista ao vivo: youtu.be/Tw_aBeLBZnU
Atingindo a liderança em tecnologia: o impacto do mestrado
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📅 Data: 14/10 (terça-feira), às 19h
🗣 Convidado: Wilson Bissi (Egresso do PPGCA / Digital Product & Tech Sr Executive no Grupo Boticário)

Nesta conversa, vamos ouvir alguém que concluiu o mestrado no PPGCA há quase uma década e que
Atingindo a liderança em tecnologia: o impacto do mestrado
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🎓 Assista às lives do PPGCA, o Programa de Pós-Graduação em Computação Aplicada da UTFPR Curitiba.

Já tivemos duas edições (você pode assistir às gravações no nosso canal), e a próxima será nesta terça, 14/10, às 19h:

💬 Live: Atingindo a liderança em tecnologia — o impacto do mestrado
Atingindo a liderança em tecnologia: o impacto do mestrado
YouTube video by PPGCA UTFPR
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Quer entender como um mestrado pode transformar sua carreira?

Quer saber como funciona um mestrado?
O que você pode fazer nele?
E que impacto ele pode ter na sua carreira?
Atingindo a liderança em tecnologia: o impacto do mestrado
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