Matthew Wolfe

founder yc S24. @UWaterloo cs alum

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

Here's what I've been working on during the @ycombinator S24 batch!

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

🐝@BeeBettor (YC S24) is building Robinhood for sports betting. It enables bettors to research and place bets all from one app, ensuring they get the best odds available.

Congrats on the launch, @murphskei and @matthew_wolfe_! https://t.co/XE1qPTjxds

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@varadh How’s it going so far?

[Emma Steuer 🧚🤖 @emmysteuer]

You only live once, so make sure to spend as much time as possible on your computer. You won’t have access to it when you die

[Scott Barber @thescottbarber]

Hudson’s Bay once owned 5% of the Earth’s land surface and now it’s a kiosk in a Canadian Tire

[signüll @signulll]

in the ai era, if your “roadmap” is > 30 days, you’re simply ngmi.

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@tokengobbler Appreciate your contribution 🫡 good luck with what’s next

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

Hello from NanoClaw!

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@Auinout @aref_vc @bcherny Correct. I generally have a loop like “research - plan - implement”. CC already handles the planning and implementation parts nicely, especially now that it clears context. But my research phase usually means writing a https://t.co/nTchYKZ3Ag file.

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@Auinout @aref_vc @bcherny This way you can explicitly tweak the compacted result before clearing context. Requires some understanding about what is important enough to pass on to the next window.

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@aref_vc @bcherny I've recommended to others at my company to disable it in favour of explicitly managing the context window. Dumping to .md files and frequently clearing context has yielded much better results for me.

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@aref_vc @bcherny you can disable the autocompact buffer with /config

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

I've defined certain "Personas" and saved them as custom slash commands in Claude Code. I'll often take a podcast transcript and ask Claude to generate a new persona that encapsulates the values of the person. Then use each persona to get a new perspective/feedback on the product I'm currently working on. My most recent was a `/butterfield` command from a recent Lenny's podcast https://t.co/0OJ2EWFVqD

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

insanely strong team!

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

.@useElevateAI is an AI-powered data management platform built for roll-ups—helping PE-backed companies integrate faster, unify messy data, and unlock AI.

Elevate is already powering PE-backed consolidators in HVAC, pest, and restoration.

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@4caster20 "Assign to Claude" triggers a job. Hetzner VPS with Claude python SDK + git credentials. Clones the repo, checks out new branch, does the work, and opens a PR.

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

Cut out the middleman. Assign work directly to Claude.

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@DaivikGoel Enjoy it!

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@dylan_a It works surprisingly well

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

Whenever I have a new idea

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@marco_dewey

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

@DustinGouker @SteveRuddock @Hodimsy @WALLACHLEGAL @akhoya87 Does it count if I’m hedging against my moneyline bet on FanDuel?

[Matthew Wolfe @matthew_wolfe_]

A major point of Kalshi's argument is that they are not a gambling product. The Wire Act applies specifically to sports gambling, not event contracts.

So using the Wire Act as an argument would still require Nevada to show Kalshi _is_ a gambling product. Bringing up the wire act wouldn't add much value to their args without that.