Why YC went to DC(ycombinator.com)

245 points by todsacerdoti 2 years ago | 341 comments

What is ZIRP, and how did it impact the startup world?(ycombinator.com)

43 points by todsacerdoti 2 years ago | 24 comments

YC X25, the spring 2025 batch(ycombinator.com)

61 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 37 comments

Want to start a startup? Meet all the YC partners in Boston – Apr 20th(ycombinator.com)

103 points by todsacerdoti 2 years ago | 73 comments

YC's Latest Request for Startups(ycombinator.com)

73 points by todsacerdoti 2 years ago | 84 comments

YC is doing a first ever Fall batch – applications due by 8/27(ycombinator.com)

173 points by Astroboy007 2 years ago | 132 comments

A Reddit bot drove me insane(posthuman.blog)

486 points by erhmmmm 1 year ago | 239 comments

A blog post recounting the author's encounter with a human-seeming Reddit post that turned out to be a bot, reflecting on AI slop online.

Account bans on Reddit(orchidfiles.com)

44 points by theorchid 19 days ago | 31 comments

A blog post recounting an open-source developer's repeated Reddit account bans while trying to share a GitHub project, and the unwritten rules behind them.

Reddit is removing moderators that protest by taking their communities private(old.reddit.com)

1570 points by Jimmc414 3 years ago | 870 comments

A r/ModCoord post sharing a Reddit admin statement that moderators who shut down subreddits in protest will be removed and replaced with new active moderators.

Thousands of subreddits pledge to go dark after the Reddit CEO’s recent remarks(theverge.com)

466 points by ValentineC 3 years ago | 379 comments

The Verge article reporting thousands of subreddits pledging to go dark in protest of Reddit's API pricing changes after CEO Steve Huffman's AMA.

Reddit Threatens to Remove Moderators from Subreddits Continuing Blackouts(macrumors.com)

440 points by stalfosknight 3 years ago | 419 comments

MacRumors article reporting that Reddit told moderators of subreddits continuing API-pricing protest blackouts it may replace them.

So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe(cole-k.com)

546 points by montroser 3 months ago | 550 comments

Blog post complaining that Reddit now requires users to log in to access the plain-HTML old Reddit interface, citing safety.