In the specific case of LLVM, I mostly agree but for different reasons. However, Node would be a good counterpoint to “tools that build tools”. There are plenty

In the specific case of LLVM, I mostly agree but for different reasons. However, Node would be a good counterpoint to “tools that build tools”. There are plenty of large interests there, though maybe not so much emphasis on the embedded space. More importantly, a bug or vulnerability in Node is generally far less impactful than one in LLVM. Owning a compiler that compiles everything in an OS >> owning Node.