Sure, but they don't have the absolute most sought-after skills at the peak of the AI bubble? That's the issue. The dude is asking for 996 to work on an LLM/Patchright wrapper library that also works in the cloud. And with these skills, you can get twice or more at more mature corporations.

Technically, they are also writing their own CDP implementation now.

Why work for less if you can work for more, with a better work-life balance?