Apple Lesson: Most Users Can't Describe What They Want — and AI Keeps Making DIY Easier
jwt0625 · x · 2026-10-12
Drawing on Apple's design philosophy, the author observes most people don't know or can't articulate what they want — those who can build for them sit at the top (industrial design). But for users who do know, Apple products are a pain to use, and it's getting easier and easier to build it yourself.
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