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79 Bay Area startups from Y Combinator's biggest Demo Day batch yet

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Re: 79 Bay Area startups from Y Combinator's biggest Demo Day batch yet

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Demo Day is today and tomorrow for the S21 batch. I'm not sure if that means all the startups are on-the-record but for sure most will be.

This is a meta comment but I think something is a bit squiffy with the timestamps on HN at the moment - your reply was apparently sent before the comment you are replying to and then the tooltip timestamp shows as you can see (and the reply page here says your comment was 17 hours ago). https://i.imgur.com/1B7rmX1.png

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Re: 79 Bay Area startups from Y Combinator's biggest Demo Day batch yet

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post #9
post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Demo Day is today and tomorrow for the S21 batch. I'm not sure if that means all the startups are on-the-record but for sure most will be.

This is a meta comment but I think something is a bit squiffy with the timestamps on HN at the moment - your reply was apparently sent before the comment you are replying to and then the tooltip timestamp shows as you can see (and the reply page here says your comment was 17 hours ago). https://i.imgur.com/1B7rmX1.png

Probably the old 'timestamp confusion artifact' of the re-upping system - see past explanations: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

Re: 79 Bay Area startups from Y Combinator's biggest Demo Day batch yet

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>Sequin Financial Inc., San Francisco: This startup offers what it calls the first debit card that builds credit for women. It does this by tracking purchases and repayments to credit bureaus. I really don't understand the thought process behind this. Do credit card companies actually factor in if you are a man or woman?

There was a launch post about this company that may explain it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28233922
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