Yonatan

Co-founder @vella_ai | CEO @LegendAppHQ |
@Harvard & x-dev @LinkedIn

Passionate about user-owned auth, storage, and personalization.

[Yonatan @devYonz]

Legend ❤️ makes work less stressful by letting you 🖱️ drag anything anywhere.

Connect multiple Gmail accounts & easily
👨🏾‍🦱Mention a contact with '+ '
🗂️ Attach a drive file with '/ '
📆 Create a calendar with '! '

[Legend @LegendAppHQ]

Your inbox never stops filling up & ⭐️ 🚩 📧 📥 can only get you so far.

[Jay Meistrich @jmeistrich]

Check it out! https://t.co/vlESDQzOHD

[Yonatan @devYonz]

@steveruizok I kind of worked on this a while back, the personalization challenge is real. Maybe instead of a feed I should have made a blog library.

Commoncrawl has all the data, so it's fairly easy to bang through all blog posts ever and filter out clankers

[Yonatan @devYonz]

@schickling I totally agree, sonarcube was the best I could find and it doesn't cut it.
We are moving upstream from code without improving our tools to check for architecture drift, a board view to eyeball UI regressions, or proper code organization & primitives.

[Yonatan @devYonz]

@dongdongbh @ssali_samson These meetups are made possible thanks to our wonderful sponsors:
- https://t.co/9Qk2IogcOB
- https://t.co/C3yLncY5SD
- https://t.co/3YvU50gUh4
- https://t.co/4vILfYa2sl

[Yonatan @devYonz]

📣 Tune in for #LoFi/37 on Tuesday @ 8 AM PDT (May 26), for the stellar lineup below.
1️⃣ Dongda @dongdongbh: Creator of Mindwtr
2️⃣ Samson @ssali_samson : Building SEYFR with iroh
3️⃣ Bryan https://t.co/yKsZKYeoHp : Building CoCube

🧵 👇

[Yonatan @devYonz]

@dongdongbh @ssali_samson https://t.co/4IwcZBCNyX

[Yonatan @devYonz]

For those new to local-first software(https://t.co/7KZKNtrHnh) checkout the original paper by @inkandswitch

👉🏽https://t.co/gcd0rCftz9
Which lists the Seven ideals for local-first software:
1. No spinners: your work at your fingertips
2. Your work is not trapped on one device
3. The network is optional
4. Seamless collaboration with your colleagues
5. The Long Now
6. Security and privacy by default
7. You retain ultimate ownership and control

[Jay Meistrich @jmeistrich]

Finally! After years of searching for the best way to build the fastest mac markdown editor, I found it:

React Native.

30 MB app, opens a 10 MB file in 20 ms, while most other apps freeze or crash. And no webviews.

What do you want in a Markdown editor besides being fast AF?

[Yonatan @devYonz]

@ccssmnn I got the same question, if I felt like all these agent platforms like Daytona offered that I would have jumped on.

Without reflection and testing the love app, these models need a lot of hand holding.

[Yonatan @devYonz]

@dabit3 @DevinAI https://t.co/MZ03dXII7o

[Alex Albert @alexalbert__]

With the help of Claude Mythos Preview, the Firefox team fixed more security bugs in April than in the past 15 months combined.

[Yonatan @devYonz]

@kylemathews Love this, I have been thinking about a 2 model pattern for privacy. A small model (1B-4B) that assembles context & launches Claude

Useful because u can give the small model read everything access, and it can provide the right info, anonymized if needed, to Claude

[Yonatan @devYonz]

@karrisaarinen @tt_2709 JIRA. And yes it was gross to look at everyday.

[Electric @ElectricSQL]

Introducing Electric Agents!

Agents are not compute. Agents are data. Multi-agent is a sync problem. Electric Agents is the first agent platform built on sync.

Use it to build scalable, collaborative, long-lived multi-agent systems: 🧵👇

[James Arthur @thruflo]

We've shipped the infrastructure for building scalable, collaborative multi-agent systems.

It's managed agents without the platform lock-in. Scale to millions, scale to zero. On your own terms.

[Wayne Sutton @waynesutton]

Tomorrow is for the database nerds... All Things Sync hosted at @coderabbitai with @esthor and @andrelandgraf

Talks from:
@jamesacowling CTO & Co-founder @convex
@thruflo CEO & Co-founder @ElectricSQL
@anselm_io creator of @jazz_tools

https://t.co/7CztMI1oIv

[Yonatan @devYonz]

Co-creating with all customers, not just those that can code is quite intriguing. So far we have only been seeing slop flooding maintainers, looking forward to seeing the Oz flow in practice

[Warp @warpdotdev]

Warp is now open-source.