Hi there! I'm tired of being a cog in the machine. I'm going to attempt the impossible here on HN: find a co-founder.<p>If you are in the NYC area and aren't entirely repelled by the idea of starting a startup, are an exceptional programmer, and want to get together with other exceptional programmers and build stuff for fun to see what happens, read on.<p>It's not all about tech in a tech company of course. People, sales, and determination matter. One key seems to be working well together as a team, committed in a shared partnership. Another is trust between co-founders who will be practically be married to each other. And playfulness, and audacity to try crazy ideas out to see if they'd work, which is practically what hackers do anyway.<p>Don't like being told what to do? Here's a chance to start something your own and run the world by your rules.<p>Post here or shoot me an email. It'd be nice if you mentioned a hack you are playing with and other awesome stuff you've done.
Assuming you are serious and not here to troll, I would suggest checking out Founder Dating (<a href="http://founderdating.com" rel="nofollow">http://founderdating.com</a>). I don't have any affiliations with the company though I am a member and it's a very active community and the website helps connect people together to build something together.
Please excuse my bluntness, but who are you trying to troll?<p>a) You ask for somebody to marry you (your words) but don't tell anything about yourself.<p>b) You don't present a single hint of <i>your</i> ideas but ask what your potential significant other can offer (to stick to your metaphor).<p>c) Every "exceptional programmer" is good at analysis - my analysis of your post lead to a) and b).<p>Edit: By no means I want to deter you from pursuing your goal, I'm really just trying to give useful feedback wrt your post.