I graduated last May from the University of Florida and am now working in Boston for a startup that makes a web-based sports MMO. Before I took the job I applied to YC with an idea for a tool that would make administering and refactoring databases less painful, but was rejected, probably because my cofounder was still in college and intended to go back after the summer. The idea has since morphed into a web-based RDBMS designed to run on AWS.
Although I like the people I'm working with and think the company has a decent chance, ASP is rotting my brain. I'd be much happier working on the database startup if I could find a new co-founder and seed funding. I'm not planning on applying to this YC funding round since I'd rather wait six months for the next one and stay in Boston, but anyone interested in applying with me could persuade me otherwise.
Although I like the people I'm working with and think the company has a decent chance, ASP is rotting my brain. I'd be much happier working on the database startup if I could find a new co-founder and seed funding. I'm not planning on applying to this YC funding round since I'd rather wait six months for the next one and stay in Boston, but anyone interested in applying with me could persuade me otherwise.