Right. I think we did global deployment, multi-region with geo based DNS and anycast like 10 years ago. I guess the difference here, it's now a product. I'm sti

Right. I think we did global deployment, multi-region with geo based DNS and anycast like 10 years ago. I guess the difference here, it's now a product. I'm still not convinced. Why 3 years ago I started building it as a product and you know it just didn't matter. It makes a cool story and blog post but the technical details just don't matter. Tell me you can deliv er sub 100ms response times globally and give me a framework to build for that but the rest is details I just don't care about. I used to care, I used to think developers should know these details, the reality is it's not important. Delivering developer experience means the user not having to care about those details. Delivering sub 100ms definitely important but mostly if it's just static pages and there's no database IO or calling of external third party APIs during that process then it's not relevant. The large majority of software is now not just serving a static assets but a lot of complex logic which ends up dictating a lot of the page load times, not the traversal of light across the globe.