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- In the past, software was built for programmers, requiring users to learn or know someone to help.
- Today, programmers claim to build for regular people, but interfaces are often confusing and chaotic.
- Programmers have a high tolerance for UX pain due to their own struggles, affecting product design.
- Tools like Electron prioritize developer convenience, causing poor performance for end users.
- The current situation may be a transition period toward truly user-friendly products.