But on the other hand, when I look at Bun I think it has heaps more going for it than Deno. The fundamental value prop of offering better performance (both runtime and developer experience) is huge, and something that would get me to want to use it. Contrarily, while I see a number of improvements in Deno, the vast majority of them seem to be "niceties" that solve some initial "setup" issues that can be painful in Node - but since I already have taken care of a lot of those Node issues in my own projects, there is not a ton that I see compelling in Deno.
Point being, if I were a betting man, I'd easily put all my chips on Bun vs. Deno. It's a "plan where the puck is headed" vs. a "plan where the puck is now" approach, and from that perspective I see a lot more value in Bun.