Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch
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Re: Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch
#2Thanks, 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.
Re: Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch
#3Thanks, 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.
Where are you seeing the YC companies building computer processors?
Re: Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch
#4Thanks, 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.
Where are you seeing the YC companies building computer processors?
This is one that I came across in that list: https://www.tensil.ai/ there are probably more judging by parent comment
Re: Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch
#5Thanks, 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.
Where are you seeing the YC companies building computer processors?
Tensil.ai and Vorticity.xyz. If they are not both on Golden's list (I'm on mobile right now so cannot easily check), they can be found on YC's companies page. Ycombinator.com/companies
Re: Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch
#6Thanks, 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.
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.
Re: Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch
#7Thanks, 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.
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.
In this batch, Juno College of Technology and Microverse both teach coding using income sharing agreements. Of course, from previous batches, Lambda School and Modern Labor are coding schools that charge via income sharing.
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#8The 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?
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#9YC is really operating at scale now!!
Re: Using the Golden Research Engine to Query the Y Combinator S19 Batch
#10How 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.