> I'm sorry, but what on earth are you talking about? This guy appears to be a web designer.

The criticality of a web designer is quite vanishingly low with not that much money on the line. That's why his former customers are going for a $20 Lovable subscription instead of his web designer services.

It is fair to say he has been disrupted.

> You think there's no competition in that space and no incentive to churn things out fast with AI?

There is little to no money in being a human web designer (without AI) in 2026. He is taking a stance in never using AI which he is being out-competed by ultra-low cost AI subscriptions like Lovable, Bolt.new, and the others.

He has no choice but to adapt.

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_dwt 7 hours ago | parent [-]

I… yes. That’s a reasonable interpretation of the current state of the world even if I reject the “no choice” framing. But you’re the one calling his stance “easy”?

	▲	rvz 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> But you’re the one calling his stance “easy”? The problem is that it is the market that believes it is now "easy" and it does not care about these policies. Unless the author believes he can compete for customers without using AI against the AI subscription services for 1/100th of the price per month of a human web designer.