Saying "I want to start a tech startup but I don't want to code" is as ridiculous as saying "I want to sell horses but I don't know anything about them and I ce

Saying "I want to start a tech startup but I don't want to code" is as ridiculous as saying "I want to sell horses but I don't know anything about them and I certainly don't want to have to learn anything about them" I disagree. Not wanting to code is not the same as not knowing anything about the product, or wanting to. There's so much more that goes into a successful product or company than time spent coding (marketing, design, testing, sales, industry/market immersion, etc.). As a developer and co-founder, ideally I want complimentary skill sets. Being able to write code may be an overlapping skill, but it's not required.