Co-Founder @equitybee. Husband to Neta-Lee. Father to Tommy, Dani and Rae.

Palo Alto, California
Joined April 2009
The fact that Anthropic didn't publish its S-1 as an .md file is a huge missed opportunity sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…
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1/ When a company feels the need to explicitly warn people not to use its product for something, that's usually a pretty good sign that lots of people are already doing exactly that. That's how I read this ChatGPT disclaimer.
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2/ People are clearly using ChatGPT to do their taxes. And I bet it’s doing a pretty good job.
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My thesis was right. My nouns were wrong.
Prediction: Microsoft will acquire Hugging Face and will put it under the GitHub brand
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1/ At @EquityBee , we’ve facilitated the option exercise of thousands of startup employees. Looking at these transactions over time revealed an interesting story: which banks startup employees use as their primary bank account. We decided to share the data 👇
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3/ A few other interesting findings: • Charles Schwab ranks #4 - these clients already think like investors. • Other major banks are nearly absent from the list. • Neobanks have almost no meaningful representation, despite positioning themselves to serve this audience.
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🤖 Made with AI
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Took a road trip from SF to LA with Full Self-Driving on. Calling it ‘driving’ is like calling using Claude Code ‘coding’.
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Word of the month: Bespoke
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Proud to be a daily active user
1/5 I built Health Coach for myself. I couldn’t find an app that did what I wanted: a coach that remembers context, learns my patterns, and actively coaches me toward my goals (not just another tracker) - so I built it. Here’s what I built 👇🧵
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Probably one of the best and insightful episodes of all times
Stewart Butterfield (@stewart) rarely does interviews. After 2 years of trying, I finally convinced him to come on. In this special conversation, Stewart shares the frameworks and mental models that most helped him build two of the most important products in tech history (@Flickr, and @SlackHQ—which he sold for $28B, and which powers how basically every company collaborates these days). We discuss: 🔸 "Utility curves" — his framework for prioritizing ideas 🔸 "The owner's delusion" — why restaurant websites suck 🔸 "Tilting your umbrella" — a hilarious Slack core value 🔸 "Hyper-realistic work-like activities" — my new favorite concept 🔸 "Don't make me think" — Stewart's foundational design philosophy 🔸 The story behind "We don't sell saddles here" Listen now 👇 • YouTube: youtu.be/kLe-zy5r0Mk • Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/42J… • Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… Thank you to our wonderful sponsors for supporting the podcast: 🏆 @WorkOS — Modern identity platform for B2B SaaS, free up to 1 million MAUs: workos.com/lenny 🏆 @getmetronome — Monetization infrastructure for modern software companies: metronome.com/ 🏆 @Lovable — Build apps by simply chatting with AI: lovable.com
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Christmas is the perfect time to unsubscribe from all the companies wishing me Merry Christmas that I forgot I ever signed up for 🎄📧
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Oded Golan retweeted
Is google home trying to break our home?? Why notify this but not when I’m doing the dishes?!
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Nobody will ever use this configuration. You either want to 🔥 your ass completely or you don’t.
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The world doesn't need another Lovable. It makes sense in some cases like Figma Make if it can use the existing design system, or in Shopify if it connects to the existing backend, but other than that, we got the point.
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This feature requires some work @RobinhoodApp
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Socks are to laundry what utensils are to dishes
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House clean-up ≈ technical debt. It doesn’t build new value, but without it, everything slows down.
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