Did you think that the non-tech people you picked would be great co-founders at the time (whom you now consider idiots)? Or did you think that they'd be useful

Did you think that the non-tech people you picked would be great co-founders at the time (whom you now consider idiots)? Or did you think that they'd be useful in getting funding (which they failed to do anyway)? You say that you've become a better programmer, and are proud of your product. It's the business model that stinks, right? If product is all you care about, why aren't you working on an open source project? You'll constantly get developer reviews and user feedback and can build a truly fantastic product. If business model/ funding is secondary ("let's just pull in a couple of idiots who'll take care of it for me"), you really shouldn't be starting up. Okay, you're already here and want to know what to do now. Cut your losses and get out. Now. Get your shit together and figure out what you want to do.