Andreas Eldh

I enjoyed the Ferrari fight, and these cars seem to be able to follow closer than last gen. But the fact that overtakes into corners are a thing of the past is really sad. Also qualifying is boring as he’ll now. #f1

@kpmdev Might grow on me, but I’m firmly in the ”too artificial” camp for now. I want drivers to fight for the corners and not just push a button to pass.

haha i honestly like the new regulation a lot. requires a lot more awareness and brain usage by the drivers + adds a ton of strategy depth to it. also appreciate the slower entry speed these cars demand so we don't get insane race to the apex first situations. it's been fun watching their telemetry managing all the extra torque on corner exit that comes from the electric motor. dirty air being less of a factor without the ground effects from last regulation is leading to better battles too. overall 10/10 from me so far but we'll see as the season progresses.

Feel confident F1 will change the engines after Suzuka. This is not gonna work.

@kpmdev Sure. But this is _me_ complaining.

@eldh i think drivers will complain about a different car like they do every regulation change for awhile until they get used to it.

@thenanyu The actual data wasn't uplifting enough?

Why does he need a poll to answer this question

Software is never done, constantly evolving, moving with the tides, endlessly re-shaped by it's ever-changing environment. Design needs to move with it.

@RobertJBye Not necessarily, since you won't need to be harvesting energy on the straights. And hopefully it can make the racing more natural, so we get late braking overtakes & fast cornering instead of boost button pass-by:s.

@eldh True, but then it’s just even slower 😳

Good software design isn’t timeless.

@RobertJBye What they talked about is lowering the energy output to 200kW, to prevent running out of energy & having to harvest so aggressively.

@eldh I don’t think that’s possible due to the budget caps and sheer engineering work needed to do that. I can’t see these regs lasting long though.

@ajambrosino @lennysan We allow users to pick specific code highlighting themes in Linear as well. Plays pretty well with the approach we use for the rest of the app.

my preference is to do what linear does and what @eldh spent a lot of time on— a system that is expressive with a few base colors and contrast sliders. but I am also empathetic to the fact people love their full VSCode themes and want to be able to make tiny tweaks (and because we built the app on our extension’s codebase, all components do use semantically correct VSCode theme tokens) Just thinking out loud here. The app is somewhat caught between the IDE world and the world of Linear-like things. We like our base themes, which are pretty neutral compared to Claude. But some want changes! anyway….

I love and use the Codex desktop app daily, but something about the Claude Code UX just feels so much more pleasant to use. The softer colors, the font, the animations. The personality. You wouldn't expect these things to matter in a CLI'ish experience, but they do.

@wearetherace …but

💭🇦🇺 Did you enjoy the 2026 F1 Australian Grand Prix?

Popovs! #AllEngland

@ryanflorence Already there.

By next year I suspect agents will write almost all (or actually all) of my code

@maya_ndljk @zenithquinn @linear 👑

@zenithquinn @linear That one's easy

Secrets inside @linear: Hit ⌘+K and type "Play team flashcards" to play a fun guessing game about your coworkers

@raycast @glazeapp Looks nice! Looking forward to trying this out.

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It's time to bring Haptics to the web 🫨 Create custom tactile patterns with strengths + durations for your web interactions. Make your app feel as good as it looks ✨ → haptics.lochie.me

@richie_rho Behöver kunna ha min app igång med HMR/live reload, tillgång att ändra koden själv (ssh?) och kunna styra ett par agenter som gör det mesta av ändringarna. En miljö per issue/PR. Viktigt med snabb uppstart & instant updates.

@eldh Jag håller på att bygga något åt det hållet. Hur skulle perfekt dx se ut för dig? Har du något use-case?

Seems clear to me that an easy-to-spin-up remote dev environment that's accessible to both agents & humans is where we're headed. Probably possible but too hard to set up already. Who's making this easy?

@mbirkegaard @ona_hq @Mads_Hartmann @kenneth_skovhus yeah we've been looking at Ona — seems good.

@eldh I haven't had much use for it myself yet, but I think @ona_hq does it pretty well. (@Mads_Hartmann who I'm almost kinda certain knows @kenneth_skovhus)

Which things will ai agents still struggle with a year from now? (Especially would appreciate responses from the ai-pilled croowd.)