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https://twitter.com/sogrady/status/1783509933863977365My read on it is pretty straightforward. Hashicorp had two main drivers of revenue afaik, Terraform and Vault. IPO to today they're down from $85.70 to $23.97 before the announcement. Absolute bottom was $19.68, I think?
https://twitter.com/adamhjk/status/1726316725153775861So if scarcity causes the free rider problem, and we need to create scarcity to feed ourselves, how do we build a company that both creates massive wealth over time *and* avoids the free rider problem?
https://x.com/adamhjk/status/1726311265604374750?s=20
https://twitter.com/adamhjk/status/1726311299859247389And without money, we can't have the other things we want in our life - like food, or shelter, or coffee (blessed, sainted coffee.) This is where the "your" part of the FSL comes back into play. The software exists to generate wealth for the creators.
https://twitter.com/johncodezzz/status/1628092892735733761If you stored the data in two datacenters physically distant from one another, and fronted them with a CDN for edge delivery (which you probably will in both cases) - you'll be more than fine in reality. I have so much news for you on how most of the internet (still!) works.
https://twitter.com/krishnan/status/1618745809880875009What does Red Hat do differently? First - they trust in the power of collaborative communities. They open source everything, not just some things. What's good for the upstream is good for them.
https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower/status/1580988384306077696Since Kelsey used Ruby, I will too. The Attributes subsystem in Chef is one of the most complex parts of the code base (people love to talk shit about how complex, and if you want to crawl into my mentions to do that, fuck off in advance, as its not the point)
https://twitter.com/uberpreeya/status/1554865370741125120And how you'll know if you achieved it. This is a little like an OKR, but less org-wide management tool, and more "how do we validate". The odds you're wrong on a big shape of what's needed gets lower over the products life (because the shape is more steady).