“If you don’t have significant amounts of money or a massive list of existing clients, you should not be a non-technical founder ever.” (I will not promote)

I read this here. What do you all think about it? Being somewhat new to exploring being a founder in a startup, is this really what technical cofounders are looking for, someone with either a bunch of cash or a lot of existing clients? I’d previously read domain knowledge and sales are two important skills a non-technical founder can bring to the table. But honestly the above mindset does seem to represent my experience so far on YC matcher, mostly finding technical founders who seem to want something closer to an investor than someone to grind out a business idea with, or someone with a bunch of other investments that can force those businesses to buy this new product. Not complaining or criticizing (I will not promote) just don’t want to waste anyone’s time if that’s generally the expectation.