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Yeah I get what you mean. I have some savings, but this isn't a long-term solution.
It's not a long term solution, but gets you progress. If you're looking for a technical co-founder they'll want to see that you can execute. You can even start building on your own :)
Until that point, I continue to 1099 out the UI/UX to solid people.
Now, I and another technical cofounder are working with him. We also have designers and a potential new technical employee.
You are still in school. You have time.
Read this, or if you already have, read it again. http://www.paulgraham.com/relres.html Done? Good. Start coding today. Seriously. Today. You need to find and talk to people one-on-one about what you want to accomplish. Go crash an upper division computer science class tomorrow morning, and look for students that "get it" – the kind that engage the professor, ask and answer questions. After class, pick one of them an…
Noted thanks!