This is a bit wordy. If you are looking for a freelance gig or business op then you really should be building a business front. As a freelancer, you aren't sending out resumes, you are a business selling a service. Your business is very similar to hundreds of others, but yet none of the top providers in your space would even consider using a site like this as a sales tool. So, you need to figure out what you are really trying to accomplish here, are you trying to get a job or are you trying to start a business?

Don't mention on Hacker News that you are running out of money. Any potential partner or consumer of your services could be put off by that info. If you are running out of money, then what happens when your business goes completely broke while you are working on my project? Does my project take a back seat? Do you disappear while my project goes off the Rails? If you fail to deliver a single piece of value then will you be able to refund any of my money?

Ultimately, this will probably do the trick as a lot of people out there aren't really picky. However, perception is important. If you look like a world class provider, then clients won't blink when you hand then a world class quote. ;)

ETA: I see you do have a link to your company, which is a web development service provider. Why not point people there rather than the location you posted here?