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Because YC is supply-constrained. If you believe there are more fundable opportunities than YC can handle then it makes perfect sense to "compete" in Boston.
by jfarmer 18y ago
Because YC is supply-constrained. If you believe there are more fundable opportunities than YC can handle then it makes perfect sense to "compete" in Boston.
I wouldn't be surprised if it were all just a story, though.
- jfarmer 18y agopg commented above, so that can't be their reason. Maybe they just like Boston?