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I once did office hours with a startup and couldn't imagine a scenario where they got big. In desperation I asked them what their interviewers had liked about them. Turned out they weren't actually in the batch. They'd gate-crashed YC and I thought they were my next office hours.
Jessica was so mad. This was the point where we got a combination lock on the door. I, however, was greatly relieved to find they weren't in the batch. I'd worried I was losing my touch, and that the interviewers had seen something I just couldn't see.
This thread made my day
love how you doubted yourself and not the interviewers haha
SO, even YC had bugs. It's just a matter of having them fixed, progress and make it big. Thanks @paulg.
Falsification-capability is an underrated feature of any process.
I feel this story is missing the most essential part: did they get big or not?
But isn't this the exact kind of "hacker" behavior that YC encouraged?
It's a thin line. Feels like it's highly dependent on your performance and how you do it.
This is actually very funny
Any idea if they did end up doing something?
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