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Naaahh, even experienced coders are usually shit at building an product from scratch.
By the time you can hold your weight, it's already too late.
Play your strengh, time is the most critical asset of a company you can't waste it learning a skill that is impossible learn from zero to master in a 2 years.
It's always nice to understand things because it makes discussions sooo much easier but you don't need to code.
Anyway after a year with your cofounder don't worry, you'll understand a lot about code and requirements because your tech founder will be annoying you constantly about that:
"Off course I know him, he's me"
Facts!
They know how to engineer in circles. but can't ship a product to save their life. It's also a mark of maturity.
For some people, coding is the goal.
For the mature, it's a means to an end, shipping a product is the goal.