Probably much the same. (Why change a recipe that works?) I imagine the largest changes would be: 1. More startups funded. Funding likely from a VC like Sequoi

Probably much the same. (Why change a recipe that works?) I imagine the largest changes would be: 1. More startups funded. Funding likely from a VC like Sequoia, but the bottleneck here is mentorship time. Which leads to... 2. More staff. Likely successful founders from previous YC rounds. (It's already begun with Harj, Alexis, and Gary.) This would mostly be moving part-time mentors to full-time partners. Something like around 20 "YC fellows.". 3. An office in SF, probably around SoMa. I wouldn't be surprised if YC started holding some office hours there, with the additional staff from (2). (Maybe it's already happening informally.) And a bunch of other things: Startup School 2x a year, Startup job fairs. PG could have time to write a book about YC.