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I will move the handful of my projects that use Bun to something else. I don't trust governance that permits this kind of reckless change.

Deno is amazing and doesn't get the love it deserves, in my opinion.

It doesn't need to be rewritten because it was written well in the first place.

Same, just gonna stick with node. On the other hand, the trial by fire will be interesting to see... long term I can only imagine the kinks will surely work themselves out

This is a PR that has been getting reviewed since the end of January. The Bun port branch was created 9 days ago.

Yes, reviewed since January, has almost 400 comments, and 7 (seven!) approvals from core nodejs contributors.

I don't understand the point you're trying to make here.

I am wondering if anyone is going to fork Bun because of this.

spec isn't code. There's a C language specification and many implementations. There are a handful of browsers each implementing HTML, JS, and CSS specs in their own way.

And given a C description of a program, a C runtime can implement that program in various different ways — interpreted vs compiled, explicit memory management vs garbage collection, different pointer sizes and memory layouts, parallelism at various points or not. It's turtles all the way down :) It just becomes ‘code’ at the point where a computer can execute it (in one way or another) without further human intervention.

One thing is clear: an LLM wrote this.

I moved over back when GitHub was planning to charge per minute to use my own runner. It was easy with Claude, the gh API, and forgejo web API. I even set up daily backups to my S3 clone of choice.

The only repos I left on GitHub are forks and one with a bit of public engagement.

the corollary of Chesterton's Fence is also valuable: don't go putting up unnecessary fences, because others won't be able to take them down

Mentioned in the footnotes, CuriousMarc has 3 videos on this device. https://youtu.be/aPIZwqq_W_k?si=wAkRagRx-B06TXwY

> Email is the most accessible interface in the world

Email is one of the most gatekept interfaces in the world.

There's been a course for that since before 2015: https://30x500.com/academy/

I am currently taking it.

From the landing page:

> Most of us, when we want to ship a product, we start at the beginning and with the most obvious ingredient: the product. Because when you can create, the act of creating feels most natural and straightforward. But it makes it so easy to end up with a product that nobody wants to buy. And isn't that every new entrepreneur's worst nightmare? All that work, and nobody cares.

Let us know how it went. Good Luck

"The bearing of a child takes nine months, no matter how many women are assigned." -- Fred Brooks on project management