Nick Nisi

I mean, they're probably getting a bunch of money.

That's a bunch of baloney.

I don't know what to think.

Oh, why not?

I mean, it's exciting, right?

But what do they need to do to bun that they couldn't do as like this more open thing or like independent thing?

If I was a diehard Bunner, is this good news for me or is this bad news?

Because Anthropic's preference on whatever direction they need to take Bunn into is now where it's going.

And so does that mean I am left out because maybe it's not the direction that I'm also hoping my product will go with Bunn?

Or do I now have special treatment because now...

like Anthropic or Claude will inherently know everything about button and know how to perfectly write code for button applications as just a side effect.

Oh, I don't know.

I think I'm subsidizing everyone else's.

Yeah.

It's exciting, I think.

It's a win for JavaScript overall.

I think that Bunn and Deno are serving their purpose of moving Node forward.

And maybe this is just like giving the torch back to node a little bit on, on that because they've made a lot of great progress.

I think in the more recent versions, like there's not a feature of bun that I'm like, I can't, I feel like I don't get in node.

Right.