How We Bootstrapped a $20K Website into a $4M/year Business  
I love this story. This is also why I bristle when many in the Valley - PG included - keep disparaging non-technical people when they want to start a tech company.I never understood this.For a group of people (programmers) that presumably have been ostracized, shunned, and picked on in their formative years, why do so many in the valley do this to 'MBAs'.It's ignorant at best.The fact is, as has been shown time and time again, the #1 factor for success in a startup is not technical knowledge (or even business knowledge). It's just an unshakeable will to figure it out and get it done.If you are a technical startup with non-technical founders, that's just 1 set of challenges you have to deal with. However, if you are a technical founder and are bad with finance and other business stuff (and are trying to raise money or do a partnership deal with another company) you will have a commensurate amount of problems.I wish we all, on HN (at the very least), would stop painting with a broad brush and bashing large swathes of people.Everybody here wants the same thing. To build a lasting business. Who cares what background they have.Congrats to you guys for doing this - despite, what I am sure, were incessant snarky comments you got from geeks.P.S. I apologize for the rant, but I am both a geek & an MBA - both of which I would never apologize for, and both of which have completely changed my life.