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- Steve Huffman told Fast Company that Reddit in its early days didn't feel like a real business.
- He explained that its success and profitability far exceeded his expectations.
- The company is in talks with investors about an IPO in early 2024 with a valuation of $15 billion.
Reddit's cofounder said in its early days the social media platform felt more like a "homework assignment that got out of hand," than a real business, as the company aims for an IPO in 2024.