Quora
The post discusses the author's enthusiasm for investing in Quora, highlighting its significant growth and potential as a platform for knowledge sharing. It emphasizes Quora's high-quality user-generated content, advanced machine learning capabilities, and the author's long-standing relationship with the company, which inspired the creation of YC Continuity to support scaling successful startups.
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