vintagevibe

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by vintagevibe 15d ago
I tried to give this video a good-faith watch, but found myself disagreeing with much of the evidence, conclusions, and research. It seems to be trying to diagnosing cleanslop — the minimalist and flat trend, which renders poorly as being c
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by vintagevibe 15d ago
From a creative direction perspective, I think this is missing a major part of the story and what's driving much of the slopsign aesthetic. Your prompts and turns help with the graphic design portion of a poster. But, if you're a
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by vintagevibe 15d ago
Taste is a great solution for abundance, so I agree. Also, there's definitely a rubberband effect where products & designs need to differentiate on their design to stand out in a homogenous world, and you truly do need creative pro
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by vintagevibe 16d ago
Pro designers are generally paid because they’re extremely good editors. And they’re an intermediary between clients and their consumers. So when you put the capability in the hands of the client without the editing (or taste) and no way to
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Show HN: Caffenol, a darkroom simulation photo editing toy(caffenol.app)
2 points by vintagevibe 24d ago|0 comments
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by vintagevibe 2mo ago
https://caffenol.app It's a darkroom toy/simulator for photogs running in the browser on WebGPU. It's half film sim, half creative chaos and each run is different. Still pretty early.
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by vintagevibe 2mo ago
I'm a DJ/TUI nerd and as much as I want to like this, I don't think the keyboard will ever be the right input or mode for DJing. Maybe my mental model is an outlier, but multi-point physical controls are critical for so much
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by vintagevibe 9mo ago
Odd framing for the opposite of “holding customers hostage” - I don’t think people want or need to be loved by their enterprise software.
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AI's Affordance Problem(nicbertino.com)
1 points by vintagevibe 1y ago|0 comments
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Replit, the Figma Replacement(nicbertino.com)
16 points by vintagevibe 2y ago|1 comments