I would agree on DHH, If you really think you can build something cool, why would you wait for two years to learn business aspect of it. As PG says in how to st

I would agree on DHH, If you really think you can build something cool, why would you wait for two years to learn business aspect of it. As PG says in how to start a startup, "I found that business was neither so hard nor so boring as I feared. There are esoteric areas of business that are quite hard, like tax law or the pricing of derivatives, but you don't need to know about those in a startup. All you need to know about business to run a startup are commonsense things people knew before there were business schools, or even universities" so, why not try out building a startup