Glad to hear it's (at least somewhat) interesting! We did not build that particular startup for personal/ founder conflict reasons that were related to why we left the SFP. But I ended up having a great internship experience with a small Boston-area company that summer, and after graduating the next year, worked at a big tech co. for a little while. Then, not following what pg's advice would have been I'm sure, I decided to go get a PhD in physics/ engineering of all things. I now run a small cleantech startup based on that work, and do look back enviously at how 'simple' a software startup can be (I know, I know.. we all face The Struggle).
Jessica's article really did take me back to those quieter days in 2005!