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I design with Claude more than Figma now

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Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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I honestly much prefer this to the old way where the only mode of communication was speech or text. I now often understand a lot more holistically what the person coming with their product wants with just a demo + a conversation. Of course you need the person making that vibe product to understand it's just a mockup of their idea and that it'll change. But I would argue this has always been a necessary quality for a…

thats really sad that only way you can understand something is with pictures and demos. like a little toddler. when they already come up with a working model it doesnt really leave any room for abstract thought because now you are in concerte world . They see you as a machine that turns mocks into impls ( maybe you youself see yourself like that). its ok if you see yourself as a code monkey monkey doing menial job of…

Holy projection batman.

Might I suggest taking a step back and asking yourself why you were so triggered by the prior post. You made a bunch of mental leaps that are not supported by the prior post. Won't waste my time going through all of them, but the suggestion that they couldn't understand before has no basis in reality, they merely said it's easier to understand with increased fidelity of mocks.

The words can't hurt you. Deep breaths. :)

If your goal was discourse, might I suggest leaving the insults out of the message, it rarely is effectual.

If your goal was simply to insult, might I suggest leaving HNs, your anger and insults do the community a disservice.

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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I've working on a small side project with a non technical friend for a couple months. It's really small but we are selling it to some clients. The other day my friend discovered lovable and vibe coded an entire app and he started feeling like I was scamming him. Why would I take weeks or months in building our app if he could do it on hours? He might be stubborn but ended up blindly believing me, but I couldn't find…

let them launch and fail it’s the only way they learn

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Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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> I know some who bought during the IPO who are now underwater Yeah you don't say. High of $124, currently $22. But hey: that's ~~gambling~~ stock trading for you. https://au.finance.yahoo.com/quote/FIG/

No sympathy from me. I just wish it happened more to people who overpay for stuff like houses or Tesla stock.

how come? this is a very weird take- why is the focus on ppl suffering instead of like fairness or capital / market efficiency ?

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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> business people don't understand why you can't just put their app in production I’d flip that around and say that engineers don’t understand that sometimes you _can_ just put their app into production. It might take some cleanup, and some clever ways of deploying it in isolation, but some of these “vibe coded prototypes” — many made by technical business people (they do exist) – are much closer to production-ready…

I cannot wait for those business people to run the ops themselves for their vibe coded apps in production.

In my experience, business people are chomping at the bit to build and manage the ops for their apps, but it's always an "IT Operating Model" that is thrown back at them

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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Beautiful ragebait :)

It’s not like anyone could legitimately disagree with me, Indian markets are regulated by either actively malicious people or deeply incompetent morons.

Indian markets are r/wallstreebets on steroids https://www.ft.com/content/398fde10-6e63-4b01-b834-1897d6265...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-26/india-equ...

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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I cannot wait for those business people to run the ops themselves for their vibe coded apps in production.

In my experience, business people are chomping at the bit to build and manage the ops for their apps, but it's always an "IT Operating Model" that is thrown back at them

I have never met a product or sales person chomping at the bit to manage the PagerDuty of the apps they peddle to management

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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Until what they need is free or has a heavily subsidized cost. We keep forgetting that

I can use a local model to build a restaurant website. The model generates code fast enough that even my 10 year old server can generate all the code needed in about an hour. It will use about 50 cents of electricity and be better than 90% of the restaurant websites out there.

How is that relevant? The convenience for restaurants owners is how easy, cheap, non-technical, and fast the process is. You proceeded to make a point that does not match any of these four prerequisites

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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No, all you can read into that is where they believe the fair value to be. If it landed in the middle, you'd obviously have to pick up a much larger delta in options given the liquidity issues on Indian markets. >They were moving the market to suit their positions. They were correcting a mispricing, not creating one.

Lets see how that reasoning works out in court then. SEBI sent them a caution notice earlier asking them to stop and they didn't. Calling it a "simple arbitrage" is silly.

Given that India lacks a functioning judiciary, we might be waiting a while. Plenty of cases over 30 years old waiting for supreme court rulings.

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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I think you tried to narrow down my general statement. What I'm saying is: not all countries and their regulatory bodies are equal. India is a pretty top-down country with quite a protectionist policy.

And I'm saying wallstreet has a reputation of breaking the rules. Like a lot. Are you suggesting regulatory bodies in the US are somehow better? The whitehouse literally has a shitcoin.

> And I'm saying wallstreet has a reputation of breaking the rules.

Among whom does wall street hold this reputation? Breaking which rules? How can that be, in an incredibly regulated industry where the government will try to put you in prison for just breathing? As they're doing to Andrew Left right now.

As far as I can tell, this is only a commonly held opinion among people whose primary source of knowledge on wall street is a DiCaprio movie. Rules are broken everywhere in the world, but nowhere do you have as many controls to prevent that as on wall street.

There's a reason why just about everyone with significant amounts of money trusts US financial infrastructure, fraud and rulebreaking is uncommon.

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