MangoCoffee

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by MangoCoffee 9mo ago
>Open Source was never the commercial product. It's the conduit to something else. this is correct. If you open source your software, then why are you mad when companies like AWS, OpenAI, etc. make tons of money? Open Source softwar
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by MangoCoffee 9mo ago
If your business can easily get destroyed by AI, then the problem is your business model.
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by MangoCoffee 9mo ago
If your business can easily be replaced or lose revenue because of AI, it doesn't sound like a good business model to begin with
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by MangoCoffee 9mo ago
Maybe we need regulation on tech which requires anyone who wants to use a piece of tech to be at least 18 years old and have been examined by a doctor to be mentally stable. /s i remeber video game was blamed for school shooting tragic
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by MangoCoffee 9mo ago
Stack Overflow set out to be a better Q&A site but has turned into a user-unfriendly, gatekeeping platform where questions are often marked as duplicates because a similar question was answered 15 years ago. Everything and every questio
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by MangoCoffee 9mo ago
"I left Meta because I made a bet that models were going to commoditized and the value would be in products on top of models, but MetaMate and GenAI were highly politicized sucking up all oxygen in the room." - Erik Meijer https:
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
Many people have pointed out that if AI gets better at writing code and doesn't generate slop, then programmers' roles will evolve to Project Manager. People with tech backgrounds will still be needed until AI can completely take
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
>He's mainly talking about environmental & social consequences That's such a weak argument. Then why not stop driving, stop watching TV, stop using the internet? Hell... let's go back and stop using the steam engine fo
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
>This is a new tech where I don't see a big future role for US tech. They blocked chips, so China built their own. They blocked the machines (ASML) so China built their own. Nvidia, ASML, and most tech companies want to sell their p
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
I'm not sure what your point is. The current two leading countries in the world on the AI/LLMs front are the US and China.
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
Technology improves every year; better chips that consume less electricity come out every year. Apple's M1 chip shows you don't need x86, which consumes more electricity and runs cooler for computing. Tech capitalists also make im
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
The cat's out of the bag. Even if US companies stop building data centers, China isn't going to stop and even if AI/LLMs are a bubble, do we just stop and let China/other countries take the lead?
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
How long before the EU comes out with a social credit system like China? How long before the EU has its own version of China's Great Firewall?
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
Google said the dotcom bubble is roughly from 1995 to 2001. That's about 6 years. ChatGPT was released in 2022. Claude AI was released in 2023. DeepSeek was released in 2023. Let's just say the AI bubble started in 2023. We still
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by MangoCoffee 10mo ago
you can say that about overly confident people with "xyz" skills.
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
> Meanwhile the US builds a ring of military bases in countries surrounding China and that's not supposed to be seen as bellicose in any way. Shouldn't you take WWII history into the account? 1. South Korea - Korean war happene
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
This is so stupid. It doesn't mean anything. History is history. What exists now is that Taiwan is an independent country with its own currency and military, and Taiwanese pay no taxes to China. If you want to use history as some kind
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
LOL. is this a joke? Hong Kong?
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
does the Sino-Vietnamese War not count as recent?
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
Microsoft's products have always been just good/cheap enough to gain enough market share to squeeze out others
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
Isn't TSMC Arizona and Japan the hedge for such geopolitical changes? Their best engineers are probably still going to be in Taiwan, but with the rate at which TSMC is building fabs overseas, it shouldn't matter much.
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20190709009300320 "Samsung is a major buyer of Japanese chemical companies producing fluorine polyimide used to make flexible OLED displays, as well as resist and etching gas needed in
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
IBM also worked on X-ray lithography https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5389640
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
i get your point. i've mixed result with AI tool like Github copilot and Jetbrains Junie.
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
>You're maintaining code written by someone else through the use of these tools, where it could have been good enough for them. I believe everyone has to deal with that, AI or not. There are bad human coders. I've done integrat
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
Here's why I don't get why people are badmouthing AI assist tools from Claude for Excel to Cursor to any new AI assist tool. Why not try it out, and if it doesn't work for you or creates more work for you, then ditch it. All
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
"BREAKING: Alaska Airlines' website, app impacted amid Microsoft Azure outage" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJVkLP57yvM
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
The Internet is supposed to be decentralized. The big three seem to have all the power now (Amazon, Microsoft, and Google) plus Cloudflare/Oracle. How did we get here? Is it because of scale? Going to market in minutes by using someone
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
the original idea of DEI "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" is good but it got twisted. it became the rally crying for the other side.
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by MangoCoffee 11mo ago
LLMs are just a tool, though. Humans still have to verify them, like with very other tools out there

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