Software. Tech. Onewheel. Jokes. Dad. Altys, Lemonberry Labs (Lemonvite, Pathstone, Mindthreads)
Portland, OR
Joined May 2008
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People on X: don't support the big corporations, AI is ruining the world, support local businesses!
Also people on X: ew! That post about your local business is spam, don't spam here! We don't want to see ads, instead. go pay the big corporations their ridiculous ad money to force us to see those ads, in a way that's not sustainable for your small business!
Anyway, please organize your next event on lemonvite.com ;)
Do you like abstract strategy board games and would like to try mine?
- Totally free
- No signup required
- No downloads. Only Web and you can even play against the bots offline.
- I don't think you'll beat the harder bots. Seriously.
Do you use AI a lot? Do you have an event coming up? Forget Evite and all of those and try this:
claude mcp add --transport http lemonvite lemonvite.com/api/mcp
I switched to my browser this morning and found a tab I had opened two hours earlier. I had no memory of opening it.
I have high-functioning ADD. The "high-functioning" part means I get a lot done.
For the technically curious: it also has an MCP server, so other tools, agents included, can read and update your threads. That's a useful building block, but it's not the point. The app is for you, not for your agents.
I built it for myself. If you often come back to your desk and can't remember what you were in the middle of, it might help you too.
mindthreads.lemonberrylabs.c…
(My kids reviewed it. They like the colors.)
Built a two-player strategy game as a side project. Stack stones to build a path from edge to edge before your opponent does. Plays in the browser, and friends can join from a link without signing up.
Try it and tell me what you think: pathstone.app
Ran Magen retweeted
Every news story follows a predictable decay function- it peaks, then is soon forgotten. That is, every story except one: Israel. I analyzed 14.7 million news articles in 65 languages, cable news airtime, and social media data from X. The results were staggering. 🧵
I discovered a massive storage leak in WhatsApp for Mac. verified on the latest version across two separate Macs. Roughly 50 GB of duplicated files cleaned up.
Check your machine:
Tell Claude/Codex:
> Audit this Media folder for duplicate-media leakage. Work read-only and delete nothing. While WhatsApp is stopped, inspect ChatStorage.sqlite, and compare physical files with all db-referenced media paths. Report orphans, sizes, and hashes.
See more in this gist: gist.github.com/Enrico2/e98c…
