Andrew Eades

@matadan
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London-based person who likes making things with software. From BAFTA winning games to productivity apps. Founder of Relentless Software and Mailiable, and host of Code/Chat @ The National
@ctietze Looks awesome… I will be checking this one out.

https://christiantietze.de/posts/2026/06/lettera-bear-editor-for-any-file/

It lives!

We're announcing the beta of Lettera, a native macOS Markdown editor for *you*

yes, you!

One of the only people that can make me proud to be British is Sir Lewis Hamilton.
I’m looking forward to Lewis Hamilton’s first Ferrari win. Fingers crossed. 🤞

dear the us government here are some other softwares that have similar critical national security risks, alongside fable and mythos which you have just blocked access too:

- atlassian jira
- microsoft teams
- oracle netsuite
- atlassian confluence
- salesforce in general
- atlassian bitbucket

please do as you need to save america

re: https://www.anthropic.com/news/fable-mythos-access

Statement on the US government directive to suspend access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5

The US government has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States.

@raniz I write code in American English and comments in British English. But I don’t write many comments.
@benjamineskola Hopefully the driver of the bus he was blocking and beeping his horn at will report. He pulled out of a giveway and blocked the bus. Just sat there beeping his horn. All before 8AM in a residential area.
Another dickhead in a car. I’m thinking of making a website to collect these.
On my way to NSLondon’s WWDC watch party after a nice day at Locke Canary Wharf cowork.

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@pointfreeco/116687245710239885

Can't recommend enough. The latest video series on swift concurrency is exactly the kind of explainer I wish Apple would produce throughout the year. And yet, with the vast resources at Apple's disposal, they probably wouldn't do as good a job as Brandon and Stephen. That is how good they are and how high they've set the bar.

NB: You don't have to use their libraries to enjoy and learn a lot from their videos. No reason to hesitate.

PS: Coding, filming, editing, publishing, maintaining a plethora of libraries and probably doing some consultancy, being very present and available in forums and social media... and doing it for so long! I just can't wrap my brain around this. High bar.