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More stuff I’ll say on farcaster but not on X: I think theirs a big backlash against Vercel/NextJS brewing. Seeing the team focus on their AI product while NextJS gets more and more janky (upgrade to 15, etc) and predatory (lock in features) is disturbing. I don’t think their business model is working out.

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All businesses have a lock in except Obsidian I would say.

Oh! I totally wanna probe deeper on your Obsidian instincts Daniel.
I'm working on this little module at the mo, that builds around the existing of an "Obsidian" like editor (loosely coupled).

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I'll unpack the Deno thinking in another cast perhaps - (probably requires a little more thought and decent unpack) but the thrust of it is more around anchoring myself to  "standards" or "quasi-standards" (longer time horizon, and subjective measure on what "standards" are import).

To me, long term, it's less about Node, or Deno, or Bun (et al.) rather ESM as the long-term "continuity thread".   And the bet that, from all of the language fashions coming over the decades) JS/ESM is one long term constant we can bet on.

When it comes to things like "runtimes" though, that can get emotional and religious, so to be sure - this is just <me> ("one guys finger in the wind") taking educated stabs the macro trends on all this.  JS we get for at least the next 50 years (lindy), runtimes less so...but still long horizon...& UI/Editor/Input mechanics far more choppy and quick moving volatility.

Below my working notes. 
Thanks the prompt, need to collect my thoughts on all this as I go Daniel 🙇🏻‍♀️ 

(WIP)

Looks really good. Why did you choose Deno instead of other solutions?