Khanh Pham's profile on Product Hunt

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Building at the intersection of AI, human connection, and meaningful work. I'm currently doing Product at Murror, helping create technology that brings people closer to themselves and the people they care about. I'm a serial side-quester and along the way, I've learned that the most interesting problems rarely belong to a single industry. I'm fascinated by how people think, connect, grow, and make sense of the world. Whether it's product strategy, systems design, emotional intelligence, psychology, or AI, I'm always looking for the patterns underneath. Still curious. Still experimenting. Still figuring things out in public (and occasionally overthinking in public).

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13h ago

Will EU make people to leave the tech talents? New types of tech taxes are emerging.

Lately, I have been spending a lot of time on Twitter to follow the latest events because it serves as a good app for news.

And 2 information stood out the most to me:

France: Deputies have adopted an amendment providing for taxing digital data producers at a rate of 5.5 cents per Go transmitted.
Germany: German Minister Proposes Tax on AI Value Creation

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1d ago

Does talking to your AI assistant actually speed up your coding workflow?

There s a weird mental shift that happens when you switch from typing prompts to speaking them. When I write I naturally trim everything down to save effort, which usually gives the AI too little context and leads to messy code output.

When I talk I ramble through the logic, and the results are honestly way more accurate. The only awkward part is doing it in a shared office space without feeling like a lunatic.

Has anyone else made voice dictation a core part of their daily build cycle or does it still feel more like a novelty?

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2d ago

What do you wish you'd done differently before you started you first vibe-coding project?

Mine has two phases

My first project was a prototype in lovable, worked great. Then I started adding features such as login and storage/database. Then things started breaking. I started researching and realized I should have

Planned for authentication from day one
Connected a database from day one

Phase 2, when I eventually moved it to Claude Code, I should have researched the model capabilities instead of choosing the cheapest model (Haiku ) to build main features. Learned the hard way