> They're giving it as an example of something that is backend-heavy that they don't want your product to be like. I think it's you who have got it backwards.

> They're giving it as an example of something that is backend-heavy that they don't want your product to be like. I think it's you who have got it backwards. Here's the entire thing: "This probably isn’t a good fit if: Your product is not backend-heavy, such as: an iPhone game, hardware, machine-learning models, blockchain, or embedded systems." I read that as "if you're a hardware startup, you're not backend-heavy, so you are not a good fit", "if you're an iPhone game startup, you're not backend-heavy, so you are not a good fit", and yes, also "if you're a machine learning startup, you are not backend-heavy, so you are not a good fit".