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Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch

63 points| judegomila | 6 years ago |golden.com

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[+] TekMol|6 years ago|reply
The batch looks like it's full of established companies with polished products and big clients.

Wasn't YC about funding people before they even have a product?

[+] pgt|6 years ago|reply
Now that YC has deal flow from more established companies, it no longer needs to take the same kind of risk.
[+] nraford|6 years ago|reply
How is this different from AirTable or any other of the dozen of online spreadsheet tools? Just looks like an auto-aggregated table.

Serious question: Where's the "research" here? Sorry, not trying to be antagonistic, just not seeing what's new here.

[+] glennon|6 years ago|reply
Thanks, Jude! From a quick scan, it seems there are quite a few companies in direct competition--particularly in: 1) incoming sharing education, 2) bespoke computer processors, 3) medical billing, and 4) recruiting software.
[+] tylermenezes|6 years ago|reply
Good observation! I don't think any of the ISA companies were direct competitors, but the number of companies that planned to earn revenue with ISAs this batch was super interesting to me.
[+] anirudhmurali|6 years ago|reply
off-topic, @glennon, I remember you compiled a list of all YC companies under github/investor-school before their official launches on demo days. Was expecting similar for YC S19. Not doing it this time?
[+] lend000|6 years ago|reply
Where are you seeing the YC companies building computer processors?