Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁

Senior Lead Frontend Engineer (mainly @angular) currently at Also pitlane and start official at Circuit Zandvoort.

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@thekitze @supermac_app The blue button

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@Nikol_asia @atKensai @definitelyBenny @bcherny @Taniyatweets_ clickbait. stop it.

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@CompuIves Dat ziet er fantastisch uit! Ik ben benieuwd!

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@mattpocockuk Automation test, or automation checks are way better imo. But if I would have to choose between your options, it would be feedback loops. Or feedback checks for that matter.

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@EngineeringInsd @grok what is this about

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@thekitze Thought you were doing a tech fast. Or is it a ‘selective tech’ fast

[Martin A. Armstrong @ArmstrongEcon]

Google to scan your entire photo library to build what it calls “Personal Intelligence.” What this means in plain English is that your images are no longer just stored, they are analyzed and integrated into a broader behavioral profile.

Google openly admits the system can use actual images of you and your loved ones to generate AI content, eliminating the need for users to manually upload reference photos.

[Samay @Samaytwt]

Unpopular opinion: "AI makes everyone a developer" is true the same way "cameras makes everyone a photographer"

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@thekitze The world would be a different place

[Enzo H. @EnzoH58806]

#NLS Big Crash at Klostertal

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@candihhh361 @RSL_Studio

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@RSL_Studio see the image

[Jakub Horešovský @JakubHoreovsk]

Nurburgring Red Flag

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@stolinski @thekitze made Sotto. Cheaper and works better (on OSX only sadly)

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@stolinski Please!

[Minko Gechev @mgechev]

Great article on the hidden cost of high-velocity engineering in the AI era.

We talk about how AI tools make individual tasks faster, but there's constant context-switching and decision fatigue.

https://t.co/bHWTUVdgtS

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@levelsio Nobody is angry about Jutta flying private.

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@robbertleusink Nobody raged. Move on.

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@JoshuaKGoldberg It would be nice if anybody could see or at least find out what e18e is. Do we need to guess?

[Elmar Beckmann 🎛️ 🏁 @elmardotdev]

@thekitze Ahh a repost. Thought it was still 29!

[Cory House @housecor]

Over the last year I’ve gone through the 5 stages of grief.

1. Denial - “AI writes slop.”

2. Anger - “AI is trained on stolen data. I worked 20 years for these skills.”

3. Bargaining - “If I ignore it, maybe it will pass.”

4. Depression - “I don’t feel like working.”

5. Acceptance - “AI makes me quicker, more creative, and more capable. It automates the drudgery so I can focus on key decisions instead of syntax.”

Relieved to be at step 5.