MangoCoffee

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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
The cloud has made people forget that the internet is decentralized.
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
In the past, software and computer engineers would tackle problems head-on, designing algorithms and finding creative solutions. thanks to the US restrictions on semiconductor industry (Chinese), Chinese engineers are being forced to innova
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
>AI bubble worse? Is it worse than the dot-com bubble? I remember everyone and their mom who knew HTML could get hired, and there were way more companies that went IPO during the dot-com bubble, like theglobe.com. AI is a bubble, but is
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
It's hard to believe this happened. South Korea has tech giants like Samsung, and yet this is how the government runs? Is the US government any better?
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
what's the point of a storage system with no back up?
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
I'm vibe coding using GitHub Copilot and JetBrains AI Pro on a Blazor web app that tracks my investment in like index funds, stocks, ETFs, etc. It's a simple CRUD web app. The app is nearly completed, and Grok (preview in Copilot,
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
AI is pretty good on CRUD web app for me. I worked out a web page for create something and if the next page is similar. i just told AI to use the previous page as template. it cut down a lot of typing. AI is just another tool, use it or tur
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
>We are way past peak LLM and it shows The dot com bubble saw crazy deals and valuations, followed by a crash. some companies emerged from it and went on to be a giant company like Amazon. Let's hope this AI boom have some similar o
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
Many comments focus on Trump, but I think the deeper problem lies with America itself. After all, America elected Trump twice. I don't agree with Peter Zeihan on many of his views, but I think his point about the collapse of the global
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
>everything in writing Agreements on paper doesn't mean anything to Trump. Despite negotiating the USMCA with Canada and Mexico during his first term, Trump still threatened to impose tariffs on both countries. What is the point of
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
this year's job market is really bad. my manager landed a new job last year but he have spent 5 years causally looking for a job ever since my employer got bought out. i have been looking to jump ship but gave up.
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
For those who've been unemployed for over a year, how do you manage financially?
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
>This open source purism only benefits the leeches. I don't understand what open source purism even is. You pick a license for your software, and now you're mad because people are making money off of it. Then why even go with a
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
I've been vibe coding a couple of personal projects. I've found that test-driven development fits very well with vibe coding, and it's just as you said break up the problem into small, testable chunks, get the AI to write uni
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
Why doesn't Apple make their own iPhones instead of contracting them to Foxconn?
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
>When I do care about the result, I have to read every line myself. isn't that the same as delegated task to jr developer but you still have to check their work as sr?
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
agree. i have two synology NAS. i just set them up and forget it since i don't open for outside access. its a great backup for all your important files.
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
Isn't that just delaying the inevitable? Yangshan Deep-Water Port in Shanghai is one of the most automated ports. Considering there are more people in China than in the US, China still automated their port.
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
Kamla isn't the only case. You look at history and there are many examples.
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
just google kamala harris campaign fundraising vs trump. 2024 election just happened not too long ago. she got more money than trump and yet lose. money is not the only factor.
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
> It’s anyone’s guess if someone trusts intel to manufacture on their behalf instead of sticking with an established player. Intel also designs its own chips. Thus, it's hard for fabless players to buy in without worrying about thei
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
I've done a vibe coding hobby project where I simply give AI instructions on what I want, using a persona-based approach for the agent to generate or fix the code. It worked out pretty well. Who knows how the software engineering lands
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
"No More Offshore. Startups Look to Spend and Hire in U.S. Due to Trump Tax Change." https://www.wsj.com/tech/tech-startups-hiring-us-workers-30f... I don't understand how Trump is allowing anything with
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
LOL. I just want to try out vibe coding on something small with a persona based appoarch described here: https://humanwhocodes.com/blog/2025/06/persona-based-approac...
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At the end of the day, all tools are made to make their users' lives easier. I use GitHub Copilot. I recently did a vibe code hobby project for a command line tool that can display my computer's IP, hard drive, hard drive space, C
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
>he doesn't hesitate to get out his checkbook He bought Instagram for $1 billion. If I remember correctly, people thought he was crazy to pay that much. Then he bought WhatsApp. Facebook might be on the decline, but both of those tw
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
>I'm calling it now: investors are gonna get burned hard on this one. I'm in my late 40s. I'm Gen X. I lived through the glory days of the dotcom boom, when investors got burned for tons of money. But from the ashes of tho
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
Sweet VC money fueling the AI hype. Funny enough, my TikTok feed recently started showing videos about how corporate America is going to replace workers with AI. I even came across an interview with Marc Benioff where he said Salesforce wil
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
>Every time a system that allows for internet content to be blocked is created, it's extended, misused and abused shortly thereafter. Does that included movie leak? like this: https://www.forbes.com/sites/paulta
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by MangoCoffee 1y ago
Westerners point fingers at China for its Great Firewall, citing a lack of freedom. Being a free society comes with both good and bad. This type of law, whether it's good or bad, is akin to China's Great Firewall

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