Jerod Santo

open core concerns or or incentive concerns are would be addressed by by kind of decoupling them it also makes the engineering effort a bit easier i guess yeah yeah that's interesting you say that because that was my initial reaction when it first came out i think we talked about it on the show and i was like it's cool it's interesting it seems experimental Would I use it? I don't know.

open core concerns or or incentive concerns are would be addressed by by kind of decoupling them it also makes the engineering effort a bit easier i guess yeah yeah that's interesting you say that because that was my initial reaction when it first came out i think we talked about it on the show and i was like it's cool it's interesting it seems experimental Would I use it? I don't know.

It seems kind of strange that it's like a top-level global inside of the runtime. Like, why is this not just a package? It makes sense. You're saying, you know, technically it's probably easier for you guys, especially when you're experimenting with a new feature, just like, well, we're just going to drop it in right here because that's the easiest button.

It seems kind of strange that it's like a top-level global inside of the runtime. Like, why is this not just a package? It makes sense. You're saying, you know, technically it's probably easier for you guys, especially when you're experimenting with a new feature, just like, well, we're just going to drop it in right here because that's the easiest button.

Maybe not an easy button, but the easiest button and see how it works out. So, I mean, that's fascinating that you've kind of thought, well, maybe it makes more sense just as a package versus a built-in thing.

Maybe not an easy button, but the easiest button and see how it works out. So, I mean, that's fascinating that you've kind of thought, well, maybe it makes more sense just as a package versus a built-in thing.

And what's interesting is that Node recently added the experimental SQLite support. And I thought, was that maybe, again, you being their research arm, maybe they're like, wow, putting a key value store in there, we could just drop SQLite in there and you'd give more power than a key value store. But I don't know if they were inspired by you or if not simultaneous invention.

And what's interesting is that Node recently added the experimental SQLite support. And I thought, was that maybe, again, you being their research arm, maybe they're like, wow, putting a key value store in there, we could just drop SQLite in there and you'd give more power than a key value store. But I don't know if they were inspired by you or if not simultaneous invention.

Oh, does Bunn have a direct SQLite embedded thing? Yeah. Gotcha.

Oh, does Bunn have a direct SQLite embedded thing? Yeah. Gotcha.

Yeah, that's cool. So much. I love the competition and the spirit of innovation and like the fact that all these ideas are going back and forth and different directions. I think the whole community really benefits when these things happen.

Yeah, that's cool. So much. I love the competition and the spirit of innovation and like the fact that all these ideas are going back and forth and different directions. I think the whole community really benefits when these things happen.

100%. Do you guys have any other experiments in the works? Anything you're working on that you're excited about testing out, whether it's, you know, monetization or otherwise, like cool new stuff that Dino's working on?

100%. Do you guys have any other experiments in the works? Anything you're working on that you're excited about testing out, whether it's, you know, monetization or otherwise, like cool new stuff that Dino's working on?

Okay, what about non-commercial or the things that like in the open source side that are exciting to you? Maybe after the 2.0 gets finalized and you're working on what's next.

Okay, what about non-commercial or the things that like in the open source side that are exciting to you? Maybe after the 2.0 gets finalized and you're working on what's next.

So you are obviously in the code in the decision making process, like you are still rocking your code editor on a daily basis, right? Like you're still writing code?

So you are obviously in the code in the decision making process, like you are still rocking your code editor on a daily basis, right? Like you're still writing code?

I mean, are you fighting that off? Are you embracing it? What's your stance on it?

I mean, are you fighting that off? Are you embracing it? What's your stance on it?