VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @tdesseyn, he agreed with a post by @adamdotdev, who wrote that he is at least 100x more productive than before AI and can get more done in a day while running errands than in a month chained to his desk. @tdesseyn added that his output is up and that his work has become "a little screen activity" rather than a big-screen one. The source notes that both claims are personal and have no figures behind them.
According to a post on X by @tdesseyn, he agreed with a post by @adamdotdev, who wrote that he is at least 100x more productive than before AI and can get more done in a day while running errands than in a month chained to his desk. @tdesseyn added that his output is up and that his work has become "a little screen activity" rather than a big-screen one. The source notes that both claims are personal and have no figures behind them.
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@tdesseyn agreed with @adamdotdev, who wrote that he is at least 100x more productive than before AI and can get more done in a day while running errands than in a month chained to his desk. Tdesseyn added that his output is up and his work has become "a little screen activity" rather than a big-screen one. Both...
These are personal anecdotes, not measured results, so they should not be read as evidence of how much AI changes productivity. Developers and teams weighing AI tools may find the idea of work moving away from the desk relevant, but the post gives no data on output, method or time saved. Watch for figures or independent measurements that would test these claims.
Teams using AI at work may want to compare this against current productivity and review workflows.
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