Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham just had a few interesting things to say about the accelerator’s Winter 2013 batch, the biggest of which is that it’s going to be smaller than before. There’s no firm number just yet, but he notes in a new post on the Y Combinator website that there may be less than 50 startups in the mix this time around.
In case you haven’t been keeping track, that means that Y Combinator has gone from its largest class to date (84 in Summer ’12) to one of its smallest in a long time.
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