> It's like the tiniest ever fraction of javascript-knowing folks. “Javascript-knowing folks” aren’t likely to have much overlap with people who have a need fo

> It's like the tiniest ever fraction of javascript-knowing folks. “Javascript-knowing folks” aren’t likely to have much overlap with people who have a need for WASM. It’s a bit confusing because of the history of WASM, but the two are pretty separate at this point. We use WASM to deploy machine learning models in the browser, for example. That’s not something we would have ever considered doing with Javascript.