Jared

Are these all just like the scale isn't the same, so it doesn't really matter how they're doing it successfully?

Or what are your thoughts on that?

No, but what about PyPy, for instance?

Python has huge scale.

I mean, neither knows the Python foundation.

Python what foundation?

Yeah.

Probably the same way any foundation does is just donations.

They'd have to just beat the streets for bigger donations from funded companies that really want JavaScript to win, like Google, for instance.

When the web wins, Google wins, at least historically.

And so they would be probably a sponsor and it would just be like, let's just break even and continue to break even and pay these bandwidth costs and AWS costs or whatever it takes to run the thing.

And that's how they're all running.

But like you said, the scale is bigger than them.

I did confirm Python Software Foundation.

I'm not sure what I was talking about with Python Science Foundation.

The PSF has oversight and donations, sponsorships, AWS, Google Datadog.

provides $10,000 per month hosting.

That's just reading this from a LLM lookup.

So fact check that, but it makes sense that like, that's, that's the way it's working.

It probably doesn't always work great.