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The difference in your analogy is he is currently working on an alternative (a good one imo), not only talking about it... His product is currently out there,
by MrOwnPut 4y ago
The difference in your analogy is he is currently working on an alternative (a good one imo), not only talking about it...
His product is currently out there, popular, and already infinitely better than node (imo).
I'm sorry you never "hit gold again", but you seem jaded and projecting that onto others.
Who cares if it never fully overtakes node? It's a great alternative. Competition is good.
I'd consider Deno a success already, it growing in popularity is always nice, but the tech already works.
- joshmanders 4y ago> Who cares if it never fully overtakes node? It's a great alternative. Competition is good. I'd say the people who gave them $21M[0] care if it's adoption doesn't take off. [0]: https://deno.com/blog/series-a https://deno.com/blog/series-a
- MrOwnPut 4y agoI didn't say if "adoption doesn't take off" I said "fully overtakes node". Should no other browser be invested in because Chrome has the largest market share? Should no-one ever invest in a competing product? I believe it is up to his investors what the expected growth rate and market share is.
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