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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 3h

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 4h

Had a go at a 5 strand braid.

Could be better executed though

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 4h

what? @svenning.io is the one using his daughter for target practice.

I am just braiding hair..

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 4h

Last day of crossbow shooting of the season.

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 17h

We had such a great conversation about the current state of design tools. And what the responsibilities of designers should include.

Thank you @katielangerman.com for having me on!

Katie Langerman @katielangerman.com · 17h

Another guest this week on Complementary! We had a fun chat with @andreasmoller.dk from @nordcraft.com about design tools based on code vs. vector. I (obviously) love the idea of designers working closer to production ❤️

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67: Vector vs. Code Based Design Tooling with Andreas Møller by Complementary

Anthony and Katie are joined by Andreas Møller, co-founder of Nordcraft. Nordcraft aims to bring design and development closer together, and as you can imagine Andreas has a unique perspective on desi...

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 1d

The technology behind NFTs was not a hoax.

The use case was.

I don’t think there is that much difference between the crypto and AI bubble

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 1d

It’s oktober

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 1d

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 1d

I don’t think that is actually the majority. Just the majority that gets attention.

Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 1d

This is awesome.

I do sometimes think the should come with a disclaimer that you probably don’t want to do this though :)

Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 1d

Criticising a blind man for wearing a boring suit is pretty low

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 1d

That is awfully thoughtful of you!

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

Bots don’t have any money.

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

I’m getting better…

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

We took that Idea a couple of steps further with @nordcraft.com

Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

The reaction from our discord community says it all.

@kevinpowell.co the CSS GOD!

Discord comments one the announcement that Kevin Powell is the 3ds judge.

1. Kevin Powell the CSS God? Holy Shit!
2. Exactly 🤯

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

The video is probably the best study over all :)

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

I don't actually think the point is if it makes you 10%-20% faster or slower.

I think the main take away is what it is not saying.

Based on the current industry reaction those numbers should be 100-200% at least.

They clearly show that "someone using AI is going to take your job" story is BS.

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

Obviously.

... unless that itself is an estimate?

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

There are a few others worth paying attention to
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbDD...

And this years dora report:

services.google.com/fh/files/mis...

(last year's dora report is worth a read as well)

They have slightly different results. They generally conclude +-20% productivity.

Does AI Actually Boost Developer Productivity? (100k Devs Study) - Yegor Denisov-Blanch, Stanford

YouTube video by AI Engineer

www.youtube.com

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

We have always been terrible at estimates... nothing new here

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

You can't conclude from the studies I have read that AI makes you less productive over all. Some times it will, but sometimes it can help.

The most interesting thing that almost all of them agree on is that developer self assessment of the benefits are terrible :)

Generally off by 20%-40%.

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

That is why I say, If you like using them you should :)

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

That seems much more likely with an LLM than a deterministic tool.

And translate() can often be a better choice

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Andreas Møller @andreasmoller.dk · 2d

The data we have today all says the same thing.
AI programming can maybe make you a little bit more productive, but not a ton.

I someone likes programming with LLMs they should. If you don’t that is fine too. Either way you are not missing out.

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