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Even considering YC companies, who's to say how many would have succeeded anyway? There's no control, so no experiment. I guess you could look at rejected appl
by stoney 16y ago
Even considering YC companies, who's to say how many would have succeeded anyway? There's no control, so no experiment.
I guess you could look at rejected applicants as a sort of control group (not perfect though)? How many of those have gone on to be a success (I have no idea)?
- run4yourlives 16y agoAssuming that PG is not a complete idiot and can identify obvious skill and/or obvious product home runs, thus removing them from the "rejected" list, your control group isn't very accurate.
- run4yourlives 16y agoAssuming that PG is not a complete idiot and can identify obvious skill and/or obvious product home runs, thus removing them from the "rejected" list, your control group isn't very accurate.