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Absolute legend, rocket ship human Mitchell Hashimoto. I still remember the excitement from Vagrant back in the day (which I think started it all). Here's the 1

Absolute legend, rocket ship human Mitchell Hashimoto. I still remember the excitement from Vagrant back in the day (which I think started it all). Here's the 1.0 announcement in 2012. [1] The tools and vision they created after, just amazing coming from a small scrappy startup crew. Which, IMO, is totally wild given the offerings clearly tend to target bigger Enterprise who have bigger teams/apps/ops demand. Then to walk away from $50MM barely older than drinking age. [2] Seriously congratulations to them and the Hashicorp team. Will likely invest and hold for a long time. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3672149 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3672149 [2] https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/1357445215259250689 https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/1357445215259250689

mootpt 5y ago
seems like just yesterday: https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/267047991674810368 https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/267047991674810368
ryanisnan 5y ago
Newb investor here, but huge hashi user. Do you have any insight as to when stocks become available after an IPO?
- nodesocket 5y ago
  You can buy the stock on the first day of trading. If you want to try and get an allocation of shares at IPO price, various brokerages have different processes where you apply. I use E*Trade mostly, but Robinhood does have the best IPO center of any brokerage I have seen.
  - jagan120 5y ago
    Based on what I have seen, Robinhood either doesnt give/doesnt have access to every IPO? Am I wrong?
    - RNCTX 5y ago
      Correct. Use a real broker.
v1g1l4nt3 5y ago
He shared his dev setup at Dev Tool Time (https://srcgr.ph/mitchell-hashimoto https://srcgr.ph/mitchell-hashimoto) which shows how passionate he is about engineering. Going from CEO -> CTO -> IC solidifies his genuineness.
- xixixao 5y ago
  TBH what I got out of this is that he’s got a simple solid setup that works for him. He clearly doesn’t burn time changing his setup often and that makes sense.
  - reducesuffering 5y ago
    Nix is hardly simple
    - _hl_ 5y ago
      On the face of it not, no. But when you consider the immense power and versatility of it (you can do anything from setting up simple virtual envs to automatically deploying a multi-container setup on AWS), it starts to become a lot simpler than the sum of all the other tools that it replaces. Nix is a single principled idea, but can be used in so many different contexts.
  - v1g1l4nt3 5y ago
    For me it's the fact that he's still coding, putting thought into dev tools and his dev setup (less is more in his case).

mootpt 5y ago

seems like just yesterday: https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/267047991674810368 https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/267047991674810368

ryanisnan 5y ago

Newb investor here, but huge hashi user. Do you have any insight as to when stocks become available after an IPO?

nodesocket 5y ago
You can buy the stock on the first day of trading. If you want to try and get an allocation of shares at IPO price, various brokerages have different processes where you apply. I use E*Trade mostly, but Robinhood does have the best IPO center of any brokerage I have seen.
- jagan120 5y ago
  Based on what I have seen, Robinhood either doesnt give/doesnt have access to every IPO? Am I wrong?
  - RNCTX 5y ago
    Correct. Use a real broker.

v1g1l4nt3 5y ago

He shared his dev setup at Dev Tool Time (https://srcgr.ph/mitchell-hashimoto https://srcgr.ph/mitchell-hashimoto) which shows how passionate he is about engineering. Going from CEO -> CTO -> IC solidifies his genuineness.

xixixao 5y ago
TBH what I got out of this is that he’s got a simple solid setup that works for him. He clearly doesn’t burn time changing his setup often and that makes sense.
- reducesuffering 5y ago
  Nix is hardly simple
  - _hl_ 5y ago
    On the face of it not, no. But when you consider the immense power and versatility of it (you can do anything from setting up simple virtual envs to automatically deploying a multi-container setup on AWS), it starts to become a lot simpler than the sum of all the other tools that it replaces. Nix is a single principled idea, but can be used in so many different contexts.
- v1g1l4nt3 5y ago
  For me it's the fact that he's still coding, putting thought into dev tools and his dev setup (less is more in his case).