@snowmaker: Some people are asking what these 4M lines of code are doing. It's not gstack; I actually left off gstack in my LOC cou…

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The tweet explains that Y Combinator has a large internal codebase for running YC and supporting founders, with plans to make more tools public in the coming year.

Some people are asking what these 4M lines of code are doing. It's not gstack; I actually left off gstack in my LOC count since it's technically a Garry Tan project, not a YC one! The LOC count would be much higher if you included gstack and gbrain. The vast majority of the codebase is internal tools for YC founders and for us to run YC. If you're not a YC founder, you won't have seen these, but we have built a ton of software for YC founders. A small amount of it is public facing, like our jobs website https://workatastartup.com. Over the next year we're going to make a lot more of it public-facing and it'll be more clear why we're building all this.
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The article presents a chart showing Y Combinator's codebase growing from nearly 0 to almost 4 million lines of code over 14 years, with slow growth in the first 12 years and a sharp increase in the last two years, intuitively illustrating the concept of 'software is eating the world'.