<rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><channel><title>Hacker News: fedeb95</title><link>https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=fedeb95</link><description>Hacker News RSS</description><docs>https://hnrss.org/</docs><generator>hnrss v2.1.1</generator><lastBuildDate>Thu, 15 Oct 2026 03:28:23 +0000</lastBuildDate><atom:link href="https://hnrss.org/user?id=fedeb95" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml"></atom:link><item><title><![CDATA[New comment by fedeb95 in "Attack of the Vibe Coded Photoshop Clones"]]></title><description><![CDATA[
<p>at some point you need the UX, because you are the end user. Will it shift to models or agents UX? I don't know. For products intended for agents only, a different UX is needed, since there is a different user.</p>
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<p>that's true, but as an amateur photographer I have found that RawTherapee covers all my needs. That's why I was making the distinction above, however for sure there exists needs not covered by partial alternatives.</p>
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<p>for casual users, there are already open source alternatives to Adobe products. For professionals who can afford to pay the subscription, there is value in knowing a proper company is behind that subscription. This vibe coded clones, unless someone truly spends effort in making a good and working app, are pointless. But you can't get UX from screenshot. Proper UX is still the domain of humans, because this generation of AIs can't feel.</p>
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<p>my point is that imposing sanctions is not an argument</p>
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<p>I'd say that the longstanding disagreement is used as a pretext today. Hence the need to stress twice the "bipartisan" nature of it, implying, the article suggests, the bipartisan support to this new move.</p>
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<p>you can argue many things. This isn't arguing.<p>One can also argue that, exactly because there is the right to self-determination, there is a huge need for a inter-national and super-national organism to ensure that a right of some country doesn't jeopardise the rights of others.<p>Is the ICC the right organism? Maybe, maybe not; we can argue about that.</p>
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<p>You can point an LLM to a debugger in any language. You should measure token efficiency across different workflows to see if there is a programming language that is handled better by a LLM.</p>
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<p>because certain political parties have made energy technologies part of their identities, which is... stupid.</p>
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<p>interesting point, but in a real desktop, or multi-desktop setup, you can have different things on each one and look at them one by one, by table. The alt+tab default behaviour on MacOS is not that. This is my problem with their design choice.</p>
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<p>I didn't mention Windows so I don't know where the person commenting got it from ;)</p>
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<p>gnome is not a distro but a desktop environment.</p>
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<p>windows phones were very good design-wise, sadly no one made apps.</p>
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<p>exactly.</p>
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<p>it's not the same function since it's way slower than using the keys.</p>
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<p>afaik Mac OS doesn't have the option. If so, I still am questioning the default choiche ;)</p>
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<p>this is true. We should focus on avoiding bad habits and forming good ones. But they are bad also because of the methods they use, because of the deliberate and systematic study of how the mind works and how to tweak it. It is also the method that needs to be changed, and using it for "good" habits is just as problematic. That is because we don't need others to decide what is "good" for us.<p>As for "we're all not doing both those things" I am sorry to contradict you. No one is perfect, but adopting simple strategies can help a lot. I know because it has been almost a year since I have done the following:<p>1) I deleted all my social media, except for Mastodon which I use very rarely since it's not that interesting, and it is ok to be so: no mind engineering on their side, even though I don't like the concept of social media in general and am still undecided whether to keep it or not.<p>2) I try not to eat junk food, or keep it at a minimum. What helps a lot is not buying food from restaurants, even good ones use an impressive amount of oil and fats that is not good for our system. Cooking for double what you cook and freezing is a good thing. Cook simple things and don't do complex recipes, they can taste mild at first, but with habit our mouth adapts and even a simple bowl of rice with vegetables tastes good.<p>3) I try to incorporate exercises into my daily routine. Some weightlifting at home, because I have 30 minutes every 2 or 3 days to do it, and since I work at home most of the times I cut transport time; if I were to work outside I'd pay a gym near my work, or go to a gym near my house to again cut transport time; I cycle to work (1:30h). The point is minimizing barriers between you and exercises. I read some of the atomic habits book a while ago and I think I am using some ideas from there, but I really can't remember.<p>4) I cut all TVs if not for movies; sometimes I watch TV series because my girlfriend like those, but they are a waste of time too.<p>Less is more.</p>
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<p>I am against mandatory public education and for the existence of the possibility of free education for everyone. You shouldn't be paid to go to school though.</p>
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<p>I have used a lot of systems, and inside them a lot of programs (I make design choices for a living, even if they are at a lower level, UX and intuitiveness exists also in libraries). I was comparing Mac OS to GNOME and not to Windows because Windows is almost the same as Mac OS relative to my point, just worse.<p>It being different is a fair point, and when designing a system you always make tradeoffs; what I feel is that Apple tradeoffs and design goals are slowly turning more toward additional monetization after you buy the product than focusing on the product per se.</p>
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<p>right now I have the same feeling; some time ago I felt that entering the iPhone "mindset" made sense as you could gain in ease of use by sacrificing some "control".</p>
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<p>this is a fair point. I am referring to more "objective" things, if anything can be, in design. Let's take as an example the alt+tab behaviour with multiple virtual desktops. In GNOME, as it is in Windows too by the way, alt+tab cycles inside the virtual desktop you're in, allowing for efficient matrix-like navigation, and allowing to split tasks between desktops. On Mac OS, alt+tab cycles on all your open programs, making you jump between desktops. To me, this is rather unintuitive. It could be habit, but there is a clear difference in result regardless of habits, and I think the most productive choice is the GNOME-Windows one, and the more "intuitive" one in the sense of what a user might expect out of a virtual desktop, that is, creating a new desktop with its own apps. Of course this is my impression and I am well free not to buy a Mac :)</p>
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