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Silicon SNR2026-07-30 · Risk-Off: Hawkish Fed, Record MemoryA hawkish Fed hold and a historic tech-momentum selloff set a risk-off tone for AI and chip equities, even as Samsung's record memory profits confirm the AI supercycle is real. On the builder side: Kimi K3 halves API pricing under 256K context, Mitchell Hashimoto launches Superlogical on libghostty, and a self-replicating AI 'worm' in Copilot for Word shows prompt injection maturing into real malware.Items:Fed holds rates steady with three hawkish dissentsKimi K3 adds a cheaper sub-256K context pricing tierMitchell Hashimoto launches Superlogical on libghosttyAI's top startups are barely publishing their researchA self-replicating AI...
2026-07-3009 min
硅基信噪比2026-07-30 · 避险日:Fed 偏鹰,存储创纪录偏鹰的 Fed 按兵不动叠加一场历史性的科技动能股抛售,给 AI 与芯片股定下了避险基调;与此同时,Samsung 创纪录的存储利润又印证 AI 超级周期确有其事。在技术一侧:Kimi K3 把 256K context 以内的 API 价格砍半,Mitchell Hashimoto 基于 libghostty 创立 Superlogical,而 Copilot for Word 里出现的可自我复制 AI 蠕虫,则显示 prompt injection 正演化为真正的恶意软件。条目:Fed 维持利率不变,出现三张主张加息的反对票Kimi K3 新增 256K context 以内的更低价档Mitchell Hashimoto 基于 libghostty 创立 SuperlogicalAI 头部创业公司几乎不再发表研究可自我复制的 AI 蠕虫在 Copilot for Word 中传播高飞股遭遇历史性崩跌 - 为何科技股反弹可能是陷阱Samsung 创纪录的存储利润仍撑不起股价生产力的幻象Vision Pro 最酷的一种用法Keychron 发布首款开源游戏鼠标固件在 50 项任务上评测开源 LLM 的 Verilog RTL 生成能力混合式 NAD 内存融合 NAND flash 与 DRAM 以加速数据传输Vimag Labs 造出无稀土磁体的 EV 电机
2026-07-3010 min
ねこねこAIラジオ#15 FFmpeg | 手書きアセンブリ24万行 — 世界の動画を支える非営利OSSの30年Claude Code に動画編集ツールを作らせたら、裏で毎回同じコマンドが動いていた。それが FFmpeg — Netflix も YouTube も画面共有も、世界の動画処理の9割を支えると言われる30年ものの非営利OSS。財団も法人格も報酬もない10〜15人のボランティアが、なぜ100億円規模の買収オファーを蹴り続けるのか。手書きアセンブリ24万行・C言語の62倍速という「生成AIが追いつけないモート」から、Ghostty 作者 Mitchell Hashimoto のビルディングブロック経済、データセットをオープンにして稼ぐ挑戦まで、エージェント時代のオープンソースの戦い方を一気に掘る。▼Chapters00:00 オープニング — ファイナルファンタジーMPEG?00:34 動画編集は全部AI — Remotionすら使わない01:51 自作CLIの裏で毎回動く共通コマンド02:21 Netflix も YouTube も同じ非営利OSSの上04:27 資料は全部HTML — Karpathyで宗旨替え07:54 脳の3分の1は視覚専用プロセッサ08:59 世界の動画処理の9割がFFmpeg説12:47 Code is Law — 犬が書いたコードでも見る14:29 動機はマージされたPRの遺伝子ばらまき16:22 100億円規模の買収オファーを蹴り続ける18:04 収入はコンサル・寄付・政府系ファンド20:13 財団も法人格も報酬もないサークル21:26 お金が絡むと壊れる — EFのぐらつき24:50 誰も作り直さない「めんどくさモート」26:54 手書きアセンブリ24万行、Cの62倍速28:27 生成AIがアセンブリに追いつけない31:36 LiveKit・Supabase型マネタイズとの違い33:26 OSSにトークンを — クリプトの原点35:06 DeepSeek式オープンソースの損益計算37:04 Ghostty作者のビルディングブロック経済40:13 データセットをオープンにして稼げるか44:20 Doは全部やる、Don'tは何もしないこと45:35 Hugging Face全公開で全ラボと繋がった46:09 面白い果実は正規分布の端にある49:37 サム・アルトマン「アイディアはほぼ合ってる」51:08 「日本語から始めませんか」と山形県の喩え53:44 英語を話すだけで商流は10倍55:50 キャバ嬢とUber Eats — 職業の地位転換57:01 狙い目はデータ収集屋と哲学者59:40 クロージング — 次回はオフライン回▼ReferencesLex Fridman Podcast — FFmpeg 開発者インタビューMitchell Hashimoto, "The Building Block Economy", Apr 2026.▼MCtouyan（@0xtouyan）：FlowStudio代表。AI Native事業を企画中。consome（@ZkEther）：oto代表。Speech-to-Speechモデル向け雑談データセット構築中。番組へのコメント・MCへのメッセージは #nekonekoai まで。
2026-07-271h 00
跨国串门儿计划#618.OpenCode 创始人：AI 编程狂潮下，如何保持清醒并找到你的不对称优势📝 本期播客简介本期我们克隆了：播客《Baseten》 Opencode Creator: Why the Future of AI Is Open-Source原内容更新时间：2026-07-07主持人 Madison 专程前往迈阿密，与开源编程工具 OpenCode 的联合创始人 Dax Raad 进行了一次面对面的交流。Dax Raad 是一位在开发者工具领域深耕多年的创业者，他带领的团队花了 16 年时间不断尝试，最终在 AI 编程 Agent 的浪潮中找到了自己的位置。这期节目坦诚地探讨了开源模型与闭源模型的未来格局、AI 编程工具对软件工程师的实质影响，以及迈阿密与旧金山两地科技圈文化的差异。Dax 分享了他对 AI 时代保持独立思考的坚持，以及为什么在所有人都狂热时，保持保守和理性反而可能是一种巨大的不对称优势。如果你对 AI 编程工具感到焦虑，或者正在思考如何在快速变化的技术浪潮中找到自己的定位，这期节目会提供非常不一样的视角。👨⚕️ 本期嘉宾Dax Raad，开源编程工具 OpenCode 的联合创始人。他是一位在开发者工具领域深耕多年的创业者，公司实体已经存在了 16 年，经历了漫长的摸索和转型。Dax 是开源理念的坚定拥护者，长期在社交媒体上分享关于技术、创业和 AI 的深度思考，以其坦诚、反主流的观点著称。他目前居住在迈阿密，是“去中心化科技圈”的实践者之一。⏱️ 时间戳00:00 开场 & 节目简介迈阿密 vs 旧金山：科技圈的文化冲突01:30 在迈阿密家中进行访谈03:09 旧金山就像现实版的互联网03:53 不会搬去旧金山，线上科技内容已经够多了05:38 必须待在旧金山否则会被落下的说法迈阿密科技圈的真相06:21 关于迈阿密科技圈的文章在 X 上爆了07:40 迈阿密不需要一千家公司，只需要五个真正厉害的创始人08:44 对自己诚实，别太用力想让别人相信这里“有戏”OpenCode 的起源与开源哲学15:10 为什么决定推出 OpenCode16:02 Claude Code 让团队第一次真正用上 AI 工具17:32 为什么把 OpenCode 做成开源18:29 不相信构建软件的工具长期会一直是闭源的开源 AI 与闭源模型的未来格局24:50 Anthropic 的价值观与 OpenCode 的冲突25:51 这是一项影响深远的技术，必须让每个人都能接触到27:37 整个技术栈的每一层都应该是开源的37:01 AI 应该掌握在少数人手里吗？武器化的比喻很糟糕AI 硬件短缺与推理成本的博弈31:58 GPU 紧缺，整个技术栈都在缺33:43 如果 token 成本翻倍，企业该怎么准备46:19 选择推理服务商的考量：模型正确性、速度和成本49:39 开放模型最终会占据推理的大头AI 编程工具会取代软件工程师吗？53:13 我会被自动化取代吗？53:35 团队很难不把代码库彻底搞砸55:00 Coding agents 激发了我们最坏的习惯01:03:28 Mitchell Hashimoto 的例子：AI 只是把基本功好的人甩得更远创始人的自我修养与不对称优势01:07:39 做创始人就是要每天想办法保持动力01:09:36 想做一家“永远的公司”01:11:07 收到收购要约，团队直接无视了01:18:28 公开构建的真正含义：分享你学到的东西🌟 精彩内容💡 旧金山就像现实版的互联网Dax 将旧金山形容为“走进了现实版的互联网”，因为他在线上接触的所有科技圈人士都挤在这一小块地方。但他选择留在迈阿密，因为他认为科技的核心意义在于实现全球规模，你应该能做到不非得待在某个地方。"科技的核心意义不就在于它能实现全球规模吗？互联网让你能从世界任何地方把东西推向几百万人。"💡 开源不是道德问题，而是结构性问题Dax 不喜欢从道德角度谈论开源，他认为开源模型会持续存在，是因为一个只有两家公司卖模型的世界，是很多有钱有势的大公司和国家不想看到的。这种结构性的动力比任何道德呼吁都更可靠。"这些东西要存在，必须有实实在在的结构性原因。一个只有两家公司卖模型的世界，是很多有钱有势的大公司不想看到的。"💡 真正的稳定来自持续的混乱针对 AI 应该被少数人控制以确保安全的观点，Dax 提出了一个反直觉的看法：真正的稳定不是平静的状态，而是各方势力互相制衡、彼此紧紧咬住的持续混乱。历史上每一个试图用权力做好事的人，最终都被权力腐化了。"几乎所有的稳定都来自各方势力互相制衡，彼此紧紧咬住，这种状态反而带来了稳定。"💡 Coding agents 激发了我们最坏的习惯Dax 坦率地分享了团队使用 AI 编程工具的挣扎：取巧的方案因为不是自己亲手写的，发布出去好像没那么难受。这种心理效应严重影响了团队的判断力，让代码库更容易腐化。"那个取巧的方案，你知道它不对，但把它发布出去好像也没那么难受，因为代码不是你亲手写进去的。"💡 AI 只是把基本功好的人甩得更远Dax 用 Terraform 创始人 Mitchell Hashimoto 的例子说明，一个基本功极其扎实的程序员，AI 只是帮他把普通人甩得更远了。根本不存在“只要更狠地用 AI，就能突然比他强”的情况。"他的基本功非常扎实。我需要去打磨我自己的基本功，达到他那个水平。而 AI 跟这个过程基本没什么关系。"💡 找到你独特的不对称优势在所有人都狂热追逐 AI 时，Dax 的公司对 AI 编程的看法非常保守。他认为，创始人需要找到自己独特的、不对称的东西，是其他所有人都忽略、甚至明确认为是错的东西。
2026-07-071h 25
Domesticating AITrust AI? Stop Shipping Output You Didn’t ReadAt a recent meetup, a room of about 55 people was asked: do you know every line of code you shipped to production?One person raised their hand: Chris.That moment became the center of this episode. Not because AI-assisted coding is bad, but because it exposes the real risk: developers are starting to trust AI-generated output without fully owning it.In this episode, Miriah, Chris, and Matt talk about AI psychosis: the slow offloading of judgment, skepticism, and responsibility to systems that sound confident by design. We dig into AI slop, sycophantic models...
2026-06-1936 min
Linkarzu Podcast | Neovim, macOS, Emacs, Linux, Terminals and more.Kovid Goyal on Kitty: Drag and Drop, Pixel Scrolling, and What’s NextMitchell Hashimoto wasn’t able to join this episode for personal reasons, so we made a small pivot.A lot of people already knew about the original Ghostty vs Kitty livestream, so I wanted to explain that clearly here too. Mitchell couldn’t make it this time, and I completely understand. We’ll see what happens in the future.That said, this still turned into a really fun conversation with Kovid Goyal, creator of kitty and calibre.In this episode, we talk about kitty, recent popular features, terminal UX, design choices, performance, workflows, and so...
2026-06-151h 14
EXPLAIN ANALYZEDuckDB breaks the lakehouse ? ft. Daniel BeachDaniel Beach (Data Engineering Central) joins Mehdi and Dumky for a tour through the open lakehouse renaissance, AI-native data agents, and the slow grind of getting humans out of the orchestration loop.We cover the catalog commits feature in Delta + Unity Catalog + DuckDB (multi-writer lakehouse without Spark), Cloudflare's new unified data platform and their AI agent Skipper, ADBC quietly replacing JDBC/ODBC, Aaron Francis launching SoloTerm, Addy Osmani on the orchestration tax, Mitchell Hashimoto getting a 40x speedup with an agent in a loop.Subscribe + all links: motherduck.com/explain-analyze👋 HostsMehdi Ouazza — @mehdio...
2026-06-0547 min
EasyVibeCoding Podcast@mitchellh：Ghostty 專案離開 GitHub，開發者 Mitchell Hashimoto 結束 18 年忠誠。
Mitchell Hashimoto 宣布「G…Ghostty 專案離開 GitHub，開發者 Mitchell Hashimoto 結束 18 年忠誠。
Mitchell Hashimoto 宣布「Ghostty」終端模擬器專案將離開 GitHub，他是 GitHub 使用者編號 1299，自 2008 年 2 月加入以來，每天多次造訪超過 18 年，佔據他半生時間。這決定讓他「非理性地悲傷」，但 GitHub 頻繁中斷已讓它無法成為認真工作的場所，他希望未來能憑實績回歸。
個人與 GitHub 的深厚情感連結
Hashimoto 將 GitHub 視為人生最快樂的地方，無論失戀、大学熬夜至凌晨 4 點、蜜月妻子還在睡覺，都會抽時間 commit 程式碼，甚至度假時書籤 OSS 專案研究程式碼與維護者處理難題的流程。他承認自己「doom scroll GitHub issues」，視此為愛好、工作與熱情的交匯點。20 歲時，他開發首個成功 OSS 專案「Vagrant」，公開笑稱希望以此獲 GitHub 工作，雖然未實現，但 GitHub 一直是他的夢想職場，工程師與產品皆一流。
公開批評與長期失望
Hashimoto 最近公開猛烈抨擊 GitHub，承認自己「很刻薄、憤怒、傷害他人感受」，因為 GitHub「每天都在辜負我，這是極度私人化的」。過去一個月，他每日記錄中斷事件，幾乎每日期記「X」，寫文當天（2026 年 4 月 28 日）因 GitHub Actions 中斷，已無法 PR 審核 2 小時。他強調，這不再是「有趣的地方」，GitHub 不想讓他工作、不想讓他發佈軟體，儘管他深愛它「超過一個人該愛一件東西的程度」。
頻繁中斷的嚴重影響
GitHub 每日數小時中斷，已讓它無法支撐「認真工作」。Hashimoto 無法 PR 審核、無法發佈軟體，這阻礙 Ghostty 維護者與社群。他拒絕僅聽「言語與承諾」，要求「真正成果與改善」才考慮回歸。Kyle Daigle（GitHub 團隊）回應表示團隊將努力證明實績，並繼續支持 Ghostty；Hashimoto 感謝並回以同樣祝福。Merrill Lutsky 提及替代方案，Hashimoto 立即要求 email 討論，他們正尋找 Git+Issues/PRs 的新家，CI 已固定，但仍可轉向單一 forge 解決方案。
遷移計畫與未來展望
Ghostty 將逐步移除 GitHub 依賴，保留目前 URL 的唯讀鏡像。Hashimoto 與多供應商（商業與 FOSS）討論中，數月內公布新家；個人專案暫留 GitHub，Ghostty 是首要影響對象，後續視情況擴大。他們有明確計畫，採增量方式執行，預計花費時間清理依賴。Hashimoto 重申，這是 18 年後的痛苦決定，但 GitHub 已從「讓我最快樂的地方」淪為阻礙，凸顯雲端平台穩定性危機對 OSS 開發者的致命打擊。
原文：https://easyvibecoding.app/curated/1021
2026-04-2803 min
Fragmented - AI Developer Podcast310 - Mitchell Hashimoto on Ghostty & His Agentic Coding WorkflowMitchell Hashimoto co-founded HashiCorp, built some of the most impressive DevOps tools like Vagrant and Terraform, sold the company to IBM — and then built a terminal. Ghostty is now where a huge chunk of agentic coding actually happens. Mitchell was an AI skeptic. We walk through his six-step adoption framework and the workflows he uses day to day — warm-start research, Hail Mary prompts across twenty GitHub issues, and knowing when to let the agent slam dunk it.
Full shownotes at fragmentedpodcast.com.
Show Notes
HashiCorp
Vagrant
Terraform
IBM acquires Hashicorp
Ghostty
Ghostty - Mi...
2026-04-1459 min
mbanerjeepalmer+listennotes 's Listen LaterMitchell Hashimoto’s new way of writing code Podcast: The Pragmatic Engineer (LS 45 · TOP 1% what is this?)Episode: Mitchell Hashimoto’s new way of writing codePub date: 2026-02-25Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationBrought to You By:• Statsig — The unified platform for flags, analytics, experiments, and more.• Sonar – The makers of SonarQube, the industry standard for automated code review• WorkOS – Everything you need to make your app enterprise ready.—How has the day-to-day workflow of Mitchell Hashimoto changed, thanks to AI tools?Mitch...
2026-03-151h 57
EmacsTalk019. Mitchell Hashimoto 编写代码的新方式欢迎听众打赏支持，您的支持是我不断创作的动力🍻
Mitchell Hashimoto
Ghostty 是一款快速、功能丰富且跨平台的虚拟终端仿真器，它使用平台原生 UI 和 GPU 加速。
跨国串门儿计划
AI 总结
Mitchell Hashimoto's new way of writing code (2026-02-26, gemini-3-flash-preview)
这是一份基于 Mitchell Hashimoto 近期访谈的深度研报。Mitchell 作为
HashiCorp 的联合创始人，曾主导开发了 Terraform、Vagrant
等改变云基础设施规则的工具。如今他离开管理一线，以独立开发者和观察者的身份，重新定义
AI 时代的编程范式。
1. 导读
在硅谷的叙事中，Mitchell Hashimoto
是一个特殊的坐标：他不仅凭借一己之力推动了“基础设施即代码”（IaC）的普及，更在一个工程师驱动的公司里完成了从开源到商业化的艰难跃迁。如今，当行业普遍迷失在
AI 幻觉与生成式代码的狂潮中时，Mitchell
却回归到了最原始的“手艺人”状态——开发一款极致性能的终端 Ghosty。
这场对话不仅是对 HashiCorp
创业史的回溯，更是一次关于“软件工程尊严”的辩论。Mitchell
在这里揭示了他如何与傲慢的云巨头博弈，为什么他认为 AI
正在摧毁开源社区赖以生存的信任体系，以及他如何通过“始终运行一个
Agent”的策略，在效率巅峰期保持着一种近乎冷酷的清醒。读完你会发现，真正的技术变革，往往发生在人类决定“不把时间浪费在什么地方”的那一刻。
2. 核心观点
Mitchell Hashimoto
的核心世界观可以概括为：*软件工程的本质正从“编写逻辑”转向“意图调度与约束管理”。*
在他看来，AI
带来的不是单纯的效率提升，而是对软件开发生命周期的重构——从代码的版本控制（Git
的局限）到社区的准入机制（开源信任的崩塌），所有基于“人类精力有限”这一假设建立的旧秩序都在失效。他主张开发者应该像管理一支廉价但不可靠的实习生团队一样管理
AI，将重心从“造物”转移到“构建测试支架（Harness）”上。
关键判断
开源社区的“默认信任”模式已经终结。 Mitchell 指出，AI
让制造“看起来像样但低质量（Slop）”的代码成本降为零。过去开源项目通过观察贡献者的“努力程度”来建立信任，而现在
Agent 可以瞬间提交成百上千个
PR。他断言，所有主流开源项目必须转向“默认拒绝（Default
Deny）”和“显式背书（Vouching）”的准入系统，否则会被 AI
生成的垃圾信息淹没。
云巨头的性格决定了生态位的生存策略。 基于多年与 AWS、Azure 和 Google
Cloud 的博弈，Mitchell 总结了三大巨头的技术文化：AWS
是极其傲慢且具有掠夺性的（时刻准备用原生产品杀死合作伙伴）；Microsoft
则是极其职业且具备共赢思维的（优先问：我们如何共同获利？）；Google
拥有顶尖的技术审美，却在商业感知上几乎完全失明。这一判断解释了为什么
HashiCorp 必须坚持多云策略，因为中立性不仅是技术需求，更是政治生存。
Git 正面临其“Gmail 时刻”。 现有的 Git
工作流（克隆、分支、合并队列）是为人类的产出速度设计的。Mitchell
观察到，在高度 Agent 化的公司中，代码流转速度提升了 10-100 倍，Git
的性能和冲突解决机制在巨大的代码吞吐量面前开始崩溃。他预言版本控制系统需要从“快照记录”转向“全量上下文索引”，不再允许丢弃任何一次尝试。
开发者正进化为“支架工程师（Harness Engineer）”。 Mitchell
提出一个反直觉的习惯：无论是否在写代码，后台始终运行一个 Agent
负责调研或处理琐事。他认为，为了让 Agent 输出高质量结果，开发者 70%
的精力将花在构建“验证环境”和“测试规格书”上。如果 AI
犯了错，不要去修代码，而要去修那个“防止 AI 犯错的支架”。
性能是软件工程中最后的“匠心堡垒”。 在开发 Ghosty 时，Mitchell
执着于将渲染延迟压缩至 10
微秒以内。他承认这在商业上可能“溢出”，但认为在 AI
生成代码泛滥的时代，对底层细节（如 GPU 内存管理、SIMD
指令集）的极致把控，是区分“真正的工程师”与“代码调度员”的唯一标志。
这些观点构成了一个逻辑链条：因为 AI 降低了生产成本（产生垃圾
PR），所以我们必须提高过滤标准（信任背书制）；因为代码生成不再是瓶颈，所以验证代码的正确性（Harness
Engineering）和底层运行效率（极致性能）成了新的核心竞争力。
3. 批判与质疑
尽管 Mitchell 的论述极具前瞻性，但其体系中仍存在一些值得考量的盲点。
首先，他提倡的 “显式背书系统（Vouching System）” 虽然能解决 AI
垃圾贡献问题，但极易导致开源社区的 精英阶层固化
。这种类似“Lobsters”社交网站的邀请制，会增加新人入行的隐形门槛，可能扼杀那些非科班出身、缺乏社交资本但有潜力的天才开发者。
其次，他在 AI 工作流中对 “始终运行 Agent”
的依赖，隐含了一个未经验证的前提： 开发者具备极强的任务拆解能力和 Review心理阈值 。普通开发者在面对 Agent
生成的源源不断的代码片段时，极易陷入“决策疲劳”，最终为了追求速度而放弃深度审查。这种“幻觉累积”可能在短期内表现为高产，但在长期维护中会埋下巨大的技术债。
此外，Mitchell 对 Git 衰落 的断言虽然激进且有趣，但忽略了工具链的巨大惯性。Git
不仅仅是技术，更是全球软件工业的“共同协议”。即便它在 Agent
协作中效率低下，更有可能的结果是插件式的补丁（如 Merge Queue
的普及）而非彻底的范式更迭。
4. 行业视野
Mitchell 的分析将我们带入了一个
2026-03-0700 min
Tech UpdatesChapter 299 - Rethinking Code: Hashimoto's New ParadigmMitchell Hashimoto's new way of writing codelink to the source
2026-02-2618 min
The Pragmatic EngineerMitchell Hashimoto’s new way of writing codeBrought to You By:• Statsig — The unified platform for flags, analytics, experiments, and more.• Sonar – The makers of SonarQube, the industry standard for automated code review• WorkOS – Everything you need to make your app enterprise ready.—How has the day-to-day workflow of Mitchell Hashimoto changed, thanks to AI tools?Mitchell Hashimoto is one of the most influential infrastructure engineers of our time, and is one of the most pragmatic builders I’ve met. He is the co-founder of HashiCorp and creator of Ghostty. In this episode, we talk about how he...
2026-02-251h 57
Software UnscriptedHow Mitchell Hashimoto Builds GhosttyGhostty creator and Hashicorp cofounder Mitchell Hashimoto talks with Richard about the development of that high-performance terminal emulator: how he's been building Ghostty, how he does native GUI development while sharing code across platforms, how LLMs have affected both the project and his love of coding, his thoughts on AI ethics, and more.This episode was sponsored by mailtrap.io - modern email delivery for developers. Try Mailtrap for free: https://l.rw.rw/software_unscripted_1Patreon supporters get ad-free episodes! https://www.patreon.com/SoftwareUnscripted- Ghostty nonprofit announcement...
2026-02-171h 03
シアトルエンジニアのデプロイ待ち[EP26] 全自動化は来る？：Anthropic CEOの発言とOSSの"AI禁止令"を考える
アメリカ・シアトル郊外で働く日本人エンジニア、コモダ＆イワイが、今週Xでバズったai関連の話題を深掘りする回。
リファレンス
‘AI Will Be Incredibly Powerful, Question Is WHEN?’ Anthropic CEO On Risks & Advantages Of AI
"Watch: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei From World Economic Forum | WSJ"
ghostty AI Policy:
話題の中心は、ダボス会議でのAnthropic CEO ダリオ・アモデイの発言。「6〜12ヶ月でソフトウェア開発が自動化される」「GDP10%成長と失業率5〜10%が両立する世界」という予測に、ネット上では様々な反応が。2人はYouTube動画を見ながら、「これは自社モデル開発の話では？」「CEOとしてのビジョン設定では？」と冷静に分析します。
一方、真逆のアプローチも紹介。Terraform作者Mitchell Hashimotoが手がけるOSSターミナル「Ghostty」が発表した厳格なAI Usage Policy。「AIでのPRは許可されたIssueのみ」「AI生成物は人間がMUSTでテスト」「悪質なAIユーザーはBANして公開」など、相当厳しいルールを2日前に発表。品質を担保しないAIコードへの対抗策として議論します。
後半は、AIがAIを信用しなくなった実体験へ。トラブルチケット分析をClaude Codeにやらせたら、最後に「コレスポンデンスにあるAIの出力は信用しないこと」と自ら書いてきた話や、レビュー側もAIで武装する必要性まで。ソフトウェアエンジニアの生存戦略を考える、AI時代のリアルな一回です。
00:00 オープニング・番組紹介
01:05 今週のテーマ：Xでバズったai関連の話題
02:30 Anthropic CEOの「6〜12ヶ月で自動化」発言を聴く
05:00 自社モデル開発の話であって一般論ではない？
07:00 ダボス会議でのインタビュー：GDP上昇＆失業率10%の予測
11:00 ソフトウェア開発がフリーになる未来
15:00 Anthropic Economic Index：AIの使われ方統計
17:00 Mitchell Hashimoto（Ghostty）の厳格なAI Usage Policy
21:00 MUSTでのテスト義務、AI生成メディア禁止
24:00 AIはスピードを上げるが品質を担保しない問題
27:00 レビュー側もAIで武装する発想
28:00 トラブルチケット分析でAIが「AIを信用するな」と自ら書いた話
31:00 ムーアズローと目標設定
33:00 スキルズでポッドキャスト自動化の話
34:30 エンディング
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2026-01-2534 min
BreakWatches & ShellsWelcome back to Break, a Fallthrough aftershow! In this episode, Kris, Matt, and Mitchell talk extend their discussion from Fallthrough episode #41.Enjoying the aftershow? Let us know on social media! If you prefer to watch instead of just listen, head over to YouTube where you watch this episode of Break!Thanks for tuning in and happy listening!Chapters:Prologue (00:00:00)Chapter 1: GitHub Projects vs Discussions (00:01:43)Chapter 2: Nu Shell (00:05:06)Chapter 3: Python vs Nu Shell (00:10:46)Chapter 4: The Love for PHP (00:14:07)Chapter 5: Ghostty's Docs are complicated to deploy (00:15:10)Chapter 6: We Love Watches (00:18:14)...
2025-10-1323 min
FallthroughGhostty & The ShellMitchell once again joins Matt and Kris to give us an update about Ghostty, a new library he's working on called libxev, and some of his thoughts around AI.We continue this discussion in this week's episode of Break! We get into some of the topics briefly mentioned during the main episode. Watch it on YouTube or listen with your favorite podcasting app! Learn more by going to https://break.show.For our supporters, we have extra chapters on Mitchell's talk on open source governance and requiring AI disclosures for Ghostty contributions. Not a supporter...
2025-10-1357 min
Linkarzu Podcast | Neovim, macOS, Emacs, Linux, Terminals and more.Why He’s Building a New Terminal and Editor (Rio + Boo by Rapha Morim)Let's meet the creator of the Rio Terminal emulator Rapha MorimLink to the video:https://youtu.be/MBBujxqLm-oWhat's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - What is rio terminal00:03:33 - Why the name rio00:05:10 - brazil and primeagen mentioned00:05:59 - Language terminal written in00:06:43 - why was rust chosen?00:09:47 - Rapha's main terminal00:11:03 - Ghostty and Mitchell Hashimoto00:15:03 - How all terminals implement...
2025-09-112h 21
200: Tech Tales FoundFrom Video Game Cheats to Cloud Revolution: The Packer StoryThis episode of Tech Tales Found explores the fascinating origin story of Packer, a powerful open-source tool that transformed cloud computing. Developed by Mitchell Hashimoto, co-founder of HashiCorp, Packer was born from a deep-seated aversion to repetitive tasks and a teenage fascination with video game cheating. As a young programmer, Mitchell created and sold automated cheats for online games, laying the groundwork for his future passion in automation. His journey led him to co-found HashiCorp with Armon Dadgar, where they began building tools that would redefine how companies manage infrastructure. Packer emerged as a solution to one of the...
2025-08-2416 min
SISTERHOOD OF SWEAT - Motivation, Inspiration, Health, Wealth, Fitness, Authenticity, Confidence and EmpowermentHyper vs. Hashimoto's: The 5 Differences Your Doctor Didn't ExplainIn this heartfelt episode, we welcome Dr. Eric Osansky — a compassionate chiropractor, clinical nutritionist, and certified functional medicine practitioner who transformed his own journey with Graves' disease through natural, holistic healing. Since his remission in 2009, Dr. Osansky has dedicated himself to empowering others through his books, "Natural Treatment Solutions for Hyperthyroidism and Graves' Disease," The Hyperthyroid Healing Diet, and Hashimoto's Triggers. He blends personal experience with science-backed protocols to bring hopeful, actionable insights to those navigating thyroid challenges. This warm and uplifting conversation offers encouragement and practical tools for anyone seeking to reclaim their health with a functional, empowering ap...
2025-08-2050 min
Heavybit Podcast Network Master FeedOpen Source Ready - Ep. #16, Building Tools That Spark Joy with Mitchell HashimotoIn episode 16 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John sit down with Mitchell Hashimoto, founder of HashiCorp, to discuss his journey after leaving the company and his latest passion project, the open source terminal emulator Ghostty. Mitchell shares the accidental origins of Ghostty, his pragmatic approach to technology, and his thoughts on the current state of open source business models. Lastly, they explore the complexities of AI development and the trade-offs of foundation governance.
2025-06-1954 min
Heavybit PodcastsEp. #16, Building Tools That Spark Joy with Mitchell HashimotoOn episode 16 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John sit down with Mitchell Hashimoto, founder of HashiCorp, to discuss his journey after leaving the company and his latest passion project, the open source terminal emulator Ghostty. Mitchell shares the accidental origins of Ghostty, his pragmatic approach to technology, and his thoughts on the current state of open source business models. Lastly, they explore the complexities of AI development and the trade-offs of foundation governance.The post appeared first on Heavybit.
2025-06-1954 min
Open Source ReadyEp. #16, Building Tools That Spark Joy with Mitchell HashimotoOn episode 16 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John sit down with Mitchell Hashimoto, founder of HashiCorp, to discuss his journey after leaving the company and his latest passion project, the open source terminal emulator Ghostty. Mitchell shares the accidental origins of Ghostty, his pragmatic approach to technology, and his thoughts on the current state of open source business models. Lastly, they explore the complexities of AI development and the trade-offs of foundation governance.The post appeared first on Heavybit.
2025-06-1954 min
Pattern BreakersMitchell Hashimoto: How Solving His Own Problem Sparked HashiCorpThe most successful founders don't usually chase startup ideas. Instead, they're pulled toward problems they can't ignore. Back in 2009, Mitchell Hashimoto set out to fix what frustrated him by hacking nights and weekends, open sourcing the tools he wished had existed for over a year. His quiet persistence and commitment to fixing the problem ignited one of the decade's most influential cloud companies: HashiCorp.
In this episode, Mike Maples, Jr. of Floodgate speaks with Hashimoto about those early days, building Vagrant to streamline dev setup, the dawn of HashiCorp, and the tough decisions Hashimoto faced when hiring a CEO and de...
2025-06-1639 min
PodRocketGhostty with Mitchell HashimotoMitchell Hashimoto, founder of HashiCorp, joins us to talk about his latest project, Ghostty—a terminal that’s fast, feature-rich, and truly cross-platform. Mitchell shares the vision behind Ghostty, its architecture built around the libghosty core, how it's tackling long-standing limitations in terminal emulation, and why features like quake-style dropdowns matter more than you'd think.
We also explore how the community can get involved and the future potential of Ghosty as a platform for modern text-based applications. Tune in to explore the innovative features that make Ghosty a standout cross-platform terminal!
Links
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2025-04-1023 min
Backend BanterMitchell Hashimoto: From Terraform to Ghostty | S02 E10Today we welcome Mitchell Hashimoto, co-founder of HashiCorp and creator of Ghostty, a new terminal emulator built in Zig. In this episode, Mitchell shares the story behind Ghostty, how his curiosity about terminals evolved into a full-fledged project, and why Zig became his language of choice.We also dive into Ghostty’s unique features, the role of libghostty, and why Mitchell believes native-feeling apps are essential for developer experience. Plus, we explore his insights on computer science education, dynamic linking, and what really matters when learning to code.If yo...
2025-03-171h 04
FallthroughGhosttying GoWhat's a terminal? Why is it being emulated? On this week's episode, Matt and Kris are joined by Mitchell Hashimoto to discuss his newest project Ghostty, the Zig programming language, thoughts and feelings about Go, and more. As always, catch some Unpopular Opinions at the end of the episode.Want to hear even more from Mitchell? This episode features bonus content for our Fallthrough Fan and above subscribers! Become a supporter and enjoy bonus content and higher quality audio today, and additional perks and benefits when we add them in the future.Thanks for tuning...
2025-02-241h 35
Scaling DevToolsMitchell Hashimoto: Ghostty, libghostty & chasing the human experienceMitchell Hashimoto - famously the founder of HashiCorp (creators of Terraform, Vault etc.) joins the show to discuss his latest open-source project, Ghostty, a modern terminal emulator. We discuss:Designing dev tools with a focus on human experience.Taking on large technical projects and breaking them down into achievable steps.Open source sustainability and the role of financial support.The impossible goal of building a perfect human experience with software.Passion and hiring—why obsession with a topic often leads to the best hires.Using AI as a developer and why Mitchell considers AI tooling essential.The...
2025-02-2057 min
Changelog InterviewsWe ain't afraid of no Ghostty!Mitchell Hashimoto joins the show to discuss Ghostty, the newest terminal in town. Mitchell co-founded HashiCorp, took it all the way to IPO, exited in 2023—and now he’s working on a terminal emulator called Ghostty. Ghostty is set to 1.0 this month, so we sat down to talk through all the details.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members save 13 minutes on this episode because they made the ads disappear. Join today!Sponsors:Fly.io – The home of Changelog.com — Deploy your apps close to your users — global Anycast load-balancing, zero-configuration private networking, hardware i...
2024-12-181h 42The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceWe ain't afraid of no Ghostty! (Interview)Mitchell Hashimoto joins the show to discuss Ghostty, the newest terminal in town. Mitchell co-founded HashiCorp, took it all the way to IPO, exited in 2023—and now he’s working on a terminal emulator called Ghostty. Ghostty is set to 1.0 this month, so we sat down to talk through all the details.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members save 13 minutes on this episode because they made the ads disappear. Join today!Sponsors:Fly.io – The home of Changelog.com — Deploy your apps close to your users — global Anycast load-balancing, zero-configuration private networking, hardware i...
2024-12-181h 42Changelog Master FeedWe ain't afraid of no Ghostty! (Changelog Interviews #622)Mitchell Hashimoto joins the show to discuss Ghostty, the newest terminal in town. Mitchell co-founded HashiCorp, took it all the way to IPO, exited in 2023—and now he’s working on a terminal emulator called Ghostty. Ghostty is set to 1.0 this month, so we sat down to talk through all the details.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members save 13 minutes on this episode because they made the ads disappear. Join today!Sponsors:Fly.io – The home of Changelog.com — Deploy your apps close to your users — global Anycast load-balancing, zero-configuration private networking, hardware i...
2024-12-181h 42
The IaC PodcastMitchell Hashimoto: The Inside Story of HashiCorp's IaC JourneyJoin Mitchell Hashimoto, the visionary behind Terraform and co-founder of HashiCorp, on an engaging journey from his college years to his groundbreaking impact on cloud resource management.Explore the pivotal moments that led to Terraform's inception, the challenges of fostering an open-source community, and how HashiCorp evolved from a passion project into an industry powerhouse.Don’t miss this captivating conversation that delves into the story behind one of the most influential software tools, offering a rare insight into the mind of a true innovator.Mitchell is a developer living in Lo...
2024-08-1340 min
Platform Engineering PodcastFoundations of The Cloud With Mitchell Hashimoto, TerraformIn this third episode of the Platform Engineering Podcast’s special series on the Foundations of The Cloud, host Corey O'Daniel interviews Mitchell Hashimoto, co-founder of HashiCorp and creator of Terraform, Vault, and Nomad. They discuss the intricacies of platform engineering, the history and evolution of Terraform, the advent of infrastructure as code, and the challenges accompanying it. Mitchell also shares insights on his new project, Ghostly, a high-performance terminal emulator, and delves into how generative AI will transform operations engineering. Listen to this episode to get valuable lessons for both industry veterans and newcomers.Guest: Mitchell Ha...
2024-07-2453 min
Breaking ChangesThe Journey of HashiCorp and Why I Stepped Away with Mitchell Hashimoto I PostmanIn this episode of Breaking Changes, Postman Head of Product-Observability Jean Yang is joined by Mitchell Hashimoto, founder at HashiCorp, to share insights into their journey and strategic decisions. From navigating remote-work challenges to fostering a chat-literate culture, Mitchell delves into HashiCorp's multi-product approach and changes they've pioneered in the industry. This conversation digs deep into company culture, remote-work dynamics, hiring an external CEO, and why he decided to step away.
For more on Mitchell Hashimoto, check out the following:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mitchellh/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/m...
2024-07-1053 min
devtools.fm: Developer Tools, Open Source, Software DevelopmentMitchell Hashimoto - Founder of HashiCorp, Author of Terraform, and Thoughts of Open Source MonetizationThis week we have Mitchell Hashimoto, the founder of HashiCorp. We talk about where it all started and how the company and it's tools have impacted the industry. We also talk about the challenges of being a founder and the importance of thinking about open source monetization early on. We also talk about his experience as a pilot and his technical philanthropy in the terminal emulator space.
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https://mitchellh.com/
https://github.com/mitchellh
Origin story of HashiCorp (https://youtu.be/Y7c_twmDxQ4)
Selected writing
My Approach to Building Large Technical...
2024-04-1553 min
Podcast as Code10: There’s No Technology in ArtilleryCan you just wander into an ISP’s office to kick off your career in tech? Gabe and Mitchell interview the CEO of a small tech company to find out.
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2024-03-1941 min
Engineering Kiosk#112 Das Engineering Manager Pendulum: Zwischen Coding und Leadership mit Tom BartelWenn der Wechsel vom Software Engineer zur Managerin eine Beförderung ist, ist dann der Wechsel vom Manager-Dasein zurück zum Software Engineer eine Degradierung?Genau mit dieser Frage beschäftigen wir uns in dieser Episode. Umgangssprachlich nennt man den Wechsel hin und her, von Software Engineer zum Management und zurück, das Engineering Manager Pendulum.Wir haben mit Tom Bartel gesprochen, der diesen Wechsel schon zweimal vollzogen hat. Mit Ihm sprechen wir darüber, wie der Gedanke zum Pendeln entstanden ist, wie sein Umfeld und das eigene Unternehmen darauf reagiert hat, wie schwierig es ist s...
2024-02-271h 23
Software MisadventuresStories behind building HashiCorp | Mitchell HashimotoMitchell co-founded HashiCorp in 2012 and created many important infrastructure tools, such as Terraform, Vagrant, Packer, and Consul. In addition to being a prolific engineer, Mitchell grew HashiCorp into a multi-billion-dollar public company. We discuss: How to structure large projects to avoid demotivation or burnout The "A.P.P.L.E" framework for diffusing tense situations and handling trolls How to decide what to work on Mitchell's unconventional transitions from CEO to CTO and then back to an individual contributor (IC) The quality that Mitchell values the most in an...
2024-01-301h 17
RefactoredRuss Hashimoto Gained a BRefactored #122: “Russ Hashimoto Gained a B”
On this episode of Refactored…
StarTech.com isn’t so bad after all, turns out. Chris really likes their 12U Open Rack.
Mitchell Hashimoto leaves Hashicorp. The guys agree - this is not a coincidence.
HCL. Love it or hate it. Hate it but gotta use it, says Github’s state of open source report.
Russ Hanneman lost his B, Richard.
Chris wants you to take a beat and self-reflect. Are you really satisfied with your job?
… and much more!
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2023-12-2658 min
Software UnscriptedBuilding a Terminal in Zig and Swift with Mitchell HashimotoRichard talks with HashiCorp cofounder Mitchell Hashimoto about a side project of his: a high-performance terminal emulator that he wrote using Zig and Swift, and which has become his daily driver terminal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-07-1957 minSISTERHOOD OF SWEAT - Motivation, Inspiration, Health, Wealth, Fitness, Authenticity, Confidence and EmpowermentEp 533: Reversing Hashimoto's Disease with Dr. Anshul Gupta Are you interested in Hashimoto's disease? Have you been trying to improve your health? In this episode I talk with Dr. Anshul Gupta. He is a best-selling author, speaker, researcher, and the world expert in Hashimoto's disease. He educates people worldwide on reversing Hashimoto's disease. He is a Board-Certified Family Medicine Physician, with advanced certification in Functional Medicine, Peptide therapy, and also Fellowship trained in Integrative Medicine. He has worked at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic Department of Functional Medicine alongside Dr. Mark Hyman. He has helped thousands of patients to reverse their health issues by using the concepts of...
2023-06-2846 min
Dare to be Authentic PodcastBeing Passionate About Your Faith with guest Paul JoelJoin me with guest Paul Joel talking about his passion for his faith and his novel "A Man Like You And Me: A Supernatural Adventure Story" based on a true story. Paul and his wife have Paul and his wife have both experienced supernatural occurrences as well as miracles which are detailed in the book. On 3/25/2019 Paul became one of fewer than 500 people in world history to get Hashimoto’s Encephalitis. Large parts of his long term memory were wiped out and he had no short term memory. This lasted until 04/29/2022 when miraculously and suddenly his memory came back. Pauls boo...
2023-06-2128 min
Fiercely Bold with Lucie Mitchell50. Are you your own advocate? A chat with the Thyroid Queen Coach Sarah JoyHow many times have you left a doctors office with more questions than answers? Ever felt like you just weren't heard? Trust me when I say you are not alone. That is why I took matters into my own hands when I became a Transformational Nutrition & Life Coach back in 2019. During that time I had the pleasure of meeting some badass women who had the same journey. One of them is this episodes special guest, Sarah Joy!
Coach Sarah Joy is not just one of America’s breakthrough thyroid coaches...She is a fellow Th...
2023-06-081h 23
Therapeutic Food Solutions-Therapeutic Diet, Chronic Illness, Autoimmune, Food Solutions, Go Paleo, Gluten-Free, Disease Management72 How To Eat For Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, Time To Clear Up The ConfusionThere's a lot of conflicting information out there on how to eat for Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. Some people say there's nothing you can do for it, which we know is scientifically incorrect, and others say you have to eat AIP or Carnivore or Vegan or...whatever. Is it really that restrictive....for life?
I want to clear up the confusion and make life a lot easier for you.
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2023-02-1412 minTherapeutic Food Solutions-Therapeutic Diet, Chronic Illness, Autoimmune, Food Solutions, Go Paleo, Gluten-Free, Disease Management71 Treating Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis with an Integrative Approach to get Symptom Free and Feel Better with Dr. Carolyn StoneConventional medicine can't do much for Hashi's but did you know that there are science-backed strategies that we know DO help reverse your hashi's symptoms? Yeah!
Join Dr. Carolyn Stone and me as we talk about all of your options and the foundational places you can begin right now.
Connect with Dr. Stone: www.instagram.com/drstoneaz
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Disclaimer: The goal of this podcast is to help you take control of your health and feel the best you possibly can! These episodes are not meant to take the p...
2023-02-0750 min
The New Stack PodcastArmon Dadgar on HashiCorp's Practitioner ApproachArmon Dadgar and Mitchell Hashimoto are long-time open source practitioners. It's that practitioner focus they established as core to their approach when they started HashiCorp about ten years ago. Today, HashiCorp is a publicly traded company. Before they started HashiCorp, Dadgar and Hashimoto were students at the University of Washington. Through college and afterward, they cut their teeth on open source and learning how to build software in open source. HashiCorp's business is an outgrowth of the two as practitioners in open source communities, said Dadgar, co-founder and CTO of HashiCorp, in...
2022-10-1217 min
SISTERHOOD OF SWEAT - Motivation, Inspiration, Health, Wealth, Fitness, Authenticity, Confidence and EmpowermentBenefits & Drawbacks of 6 Popular Mainstream Diets with Risa GrouxAre you interested in eating healthy? Have you been struggling to figure out your diet? Today, I talk with Risa Groux. She is a Functional Nutritionist and Certified Autoimmune Coach in private practice in Newport Beach, California. She has always been passionate about nutrition and good health. We discuss how the body is completely interconnected, and how we have to treat it. Risa discusses the importance of detoxing your liver, and adrenal fatigue. We even cover the top six most popular diets and their benefits and downsides. We cover so much in a short time. Q...
2022-05-2554 min
Girls With GutsLindsay Mitchell: Relief From Lyme & Other Symptoms Through Brain Re-TrainingThis week’s episode is amazing! Nicole and Alanna are joined by Lindsay Mitchell, the creator of Vital Side which is (as Lindsay puts it) an innovative approach to intentional brain re-training. After successfully healing herself from crippling chronic symptoms from Lyme disease, Lindsay invested all of her energy into creating this four-step method in order to help others who are suffering to find relief and achieve long-term results from all kinds of chronic illnesses - including arthritis, Crohn's disease, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, depression, Hashimoto's and more. In our conversation, Lindsay reveals the process that led her from he...
2022-05-1059 min
The Stack Overflow PodcastMoving from CEO back to IC: A chat with Mitchell Hashimoto on his love for codeNeopets: A little-known gateway into a software career. (Nineties kids will remember.)Among the products Mitchell helped build at Hashicorp: Terraform, Vagrant, and Vault.Not many C-level execs return to IC roles, but you might be surprised how many managers move back to being individual contributors.Follow Mitchell on Twitter here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2022-02-0435 min
The Craft Of Open SourceHashiCorp's (@HashiCorp) journey from open source project to unicorn with Founder Mitchell Hashimoto (@mitchellh) and Ben Rometsch (@getflagsmith)Mitchell Hashimoto's company HashiCorp is the creator of Vagrant, Packer, Serf, Consul, Terraform, Vault, and Nomad. Together, these open source projects have over 100,000 stars on Github and exist to help engineers better with consistent workflows to provision, secure, connect, and run any infrastructure for any application.
2021-11-0246 min
Cloud Security PodcastHashiConf Global 2021 - Our Cloud Security Picks - Cloud Security NewsCloud Security News this week 22 October 2021
Hope you have been enjoying your Cloud Security News this week and in our special third instalment for this week we bring you our best bits from Hashiconf Global 2021, conference held by Hashicorp. Hashicorp is a software company who provide open source tools and products - some of their popular products Vagrant, Terraform, Vault and boundary - You can view the conference and the talks here
The opening keynote was delivered by their Co-Founders Mitchell Hashimoto, Armon Dadgar, and CEO Dave McJannet - with key themes around Zero Trust, Hybrid...
2021-10-2203 min
Cloud Security News22 October, 2021 - HashiConf 2021 - The best Cloud Security BitsCloud Security News this week 22 October 2021
Hope you have been enjoying your Cloud Security News this week and in our special third instalment for this week we bring you our best bits from Hashiconf Global 2021, conference held by Hashicorp. Hashicorp is a software company who provide open source tools and products - some of their popular products Vagrant, Terraform, Vault and boundary - You can view the conference and the talks here
The opening keynote was delivered by their Co-Founders Mitchell Hashimoto, Armon Dadgar, and CEO Dave McJannet - with key themes around Zero Trust, Hybrid...
2021-10-2203 min
The Business of Open SourceBuilding a Vibrant Open Source Community with Armon DadgarHashiCorp’s Co-Founder and CTO, Armon Dadgar, joins me for a conversation on Cloud Native Startup.In this episode, we focus on open source and how it serves as the core to HashiCorp’s identity. We also explore Armon’s journey towards founding HashiCorp with Mitchell Hashimoto and what the future holds as they both lean into their respective passions. Learn a few keys to cultivating a successful open source community, why some companies don’t rely on this success, his lessons learned, and more.Highlights:A look at Armon’s role as Co-Founder and Chief T...
2021-10-1334 min
Art AffairsArt Affairs 047 - Ken Harman HashimotoOn this episode of Art Affairs, i talk with, owner of Spoke Art, Hashimoto Contemporary, and man of many hats, Ken Harman Hashimoto.We discuss how he first got into the gallery business, their expansion into print and book publishing, the new location opening in L.A., and a whole lot more! Another great gallerist and wonderful presence in the community, on Art Affairs 47.Also mentioned in this episode: Arrested Motion, Hi-Fructose, Chuck Sperry, Alex Pardee, Rod Luff, Felicia Chiao, Zach Tudor, Dasha Matsuura, Jennifer Rizzo, Max Dalton, Rory Kurtz, Mike Mitchell, and Mitch Putnam.
2021-09-131h 16
Roll For EnterpriseS2E30: Apology PodcastWhat happened last week?We failed to record a normal podcast episode, so we tried something different and put out a Textual Podcast instead: https://findthethread.postach.io/post/textual-podcastManagement = FOMO?Some people wind up in management more due to FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) than because they actually want to do the work — and then the rest of us get to rehabilitate the people who suffered the consequences.Management track is not the only track: Mitchell Hashimoto takes on a new individual contributor role at HashiCorp. ht...
2021-07-2428 min
Daily Check-In with Ned1313Following Your PassionMitchell Hashimoto has announced he is stepping away from a leadership position at HashiCorp to focus on an engineering, individual contributor role. That is a massive change, but I also think it will be great for HashiCorp and for Mitchell himself.Mitchell's post: https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/mitchell-s-new-role-at-hashicorp-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/nedinthecloudWebsite: https://nedinthecloud.comPluralsight: https://app.pluralsight.com/profile/author/edward-bellavanceGitHub: https://github.com/ned1313
2021-07-2310 min
Code Story | Startup Podcast for CTOs, CEOs and Technical FoundersS4 Favorite: The Open-Source Empire: Scaling HashiCorp From Side Project to Tech Giant with Mitchell HashimotoMitchell Hashimoto started programming in middle school, teaching himself how to code through open source libraries and zip files he could download on the internet. He is a pilot, and owns his own plane, which happens to be a Cirrus. He spends an hour a day studying or practicing flying, and even takes his wife and dog up every now and again, when there is something worth flying to and they can make the oxygen work for then dog.He attended college at the University of Washington in Seattle, which was located equidistance from Amazon, Google and...
2021-06-0126 min
Daily Dietitian Podcast27. Gut Thyroid Connection: Nutrition may be the missing link with guest registered dietitian, Gina Jones, MS, RDN, LDGut health has received some attention with terms like leaky gut, bloating, thyroid health, auto immune diseases, and even linking gut health to the brain.
I am fascinated by the gut and I think there is more science to consider in the years to come. Which is why I asked a registered dietitian, Gina Jones to help explain more about the gut, thyroid and the connection to proper nutrition. Gina is a specialist in this area and helps her clients navigate nutrition with their own health issues. Gina shares her own personal health journey all while finding h...
2021-05-2634 min
The Smartest Doctor in the RoomEp. 53 - Good Hormone Health for Hashimoto's Thyroiditis and Adrenal InsufficiencyDr. Theodore Friedman is a national expert on thyroid and adrenal disease. We talk about how these two conditions are underdiagnosed and undertreated. https://www.mitchellmedicalgroup.com/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/smartest-doctor-in-the-room. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Contact Dr. Mitchell:Email: care@mitchellmedicalgroup.comWebsiteInstagramYouTubeFacebookLinkedInBook: Conquering CandidaImmunoLytics - code SmartestDoc, 5% offApollo Neuro - code SMARTMD
2021-04-2343 min
Right In The FeelsEpisode 9: Just marry me already! with Amy Okuda (@amyokuda) and Mitchell HashimotoThis is truly a 2 for 1 special as newlyweds actress Amy Okuda and Mitchell Hashimoto, founder of the software company HashiCorp, join me in sharing their amazing 9 year relationship journey, what a ride! They had to balance 2 very different and demanding careers in the emotional ups and downs of an acting career and the struggles of a startup company early in dating all while dealing with long distance. How did they go from almost breaking up by putting their careers first to putting each other first? How did and does Mitchell survive Amy's constant poking? They have such a beautiful...
2021-03-021h 03
alphalist.CTO Podcast - For CTOs and Technical Leaders#19 - Mitchell Hashimoto // CTO HashiCorp
This time I'm talking to an absolute legend: Mitchell Hashimoto, the CTO of HashiCorp the company behind a series
of brilliant open source products (Terraform, Vault, Nomad, Vagrant) that are highly successfully both business wise and community wise.
I would even argue that HashiCorp is the only company that manages to do that.
We talk about:
The path from 7 to 1000+ employees in the last 10 years 📈📈📈
How Mitch is still able to be a very active github user and contribute a lot of code while growing a big enterprise company to IPO
How to build successful open source pr...
2021-02-1147 min
Code Story | Startup Podcast for CTOs, CEOs and Technical FoundersS4 E6: The Open-Source Empire: Scaling HashiCorp From Side Project to Tech Giant with Mitchell HashimotoMitchell Hashimoto started programming in middle school, teaching himself how to code through open source libraries and zip files he could download on the internet. He is a pilot, and owns his own plane, which happens to be a Cirrus. He spends an hour a day studying or practicing flying, and even takes his wife and dog up every now and again, when there is something worth flying to and they can make the oxygen work for then dog.He attended college at the University of Washington in Seattle, which was located equidistance from Amazon, Google and...
2021-02-0926 min
Notable PerspectivesMitchell Hashimoto, Co-founder and CTO of HashiCorp, on Growing a Company With a Fully-Remote WorkforceMitchell Hashimoto is the Co-founder and CTO of HashiCorp, the leader in multi-cloud infrastructure automation software. In this episode, which was recorded during a GGV live webinar, we learn how Mitchell and his cofounder, Armon Dadgar, built HashiCorp into a 1000-person company valued at over $5B—all with a very distributed team since day one. For companies suddenly managing remote workforces, or for startups just beginning the journey toward growth, how can you scale and succeed far into the future with a fully distributed team? HashiCorp’s experiences scaling into a global enterprise software powerhouse without opening the usual arra...
2020-07-3050 minNotable PerspectivesArmon Dadgar, Co-founder & CTO of HashiCorp, on Evolving from Open Source to the EnterpriseArmon Dadgar is the Co-founder and CTO of HashiCorp, a commercial open source company that provides the fundamental building blocks around infrastructure and automation that developers need to create scalable, secure, high-performance applications hosted in the cloud. Valued at over $5 billion and now with over 1,000 employees worldwide, HashiCorp started out life in 2010 as an open source project and since grown into the defacto standard for modern cloud-computing development. In this episode, which was recorded live at GGV’s annual Evolving Enterprise conference, we learn how Armon and his Co-founder, Mitchell Hashimoto, initially met, what it took to se...
2020-07-3036 min
Heavybit Podcast Network Master FeedEnterpriseReady - Ep. #29, Achieving Ubiquity with Mitchell Hashimoto of HashiCorpIn episode 29 of EnterpriseReady, Grant speaks with Mitchell Hashimoto of HashiCorp. They discuss Hashicorp’s founding story, fundraising tactics and pricing models, and monetizing open source projects.
2020-05-121h 28
Enterprise ReadyEpisode 29: Mitchell Hashimoto of HashiCorpIn this episode, Grant sits down with Mitchell Hashimoto, founder of HashiCorp. The two dive deep into the history of HashiCorp, its products, its go-to-market, its success, and many of the challenges it faced along the way.
Mitchell provides a candid view into the company’s inner workings, starting with how he and his co-founder, Armon Dadgar, transitioned to become enterprise software founders. Their journey is rooted in technology, product, and customer needs, but they eventually realized they needed to transition to the enterprise. They knew the product requirements and recruited excellent leadership, including a CEO with ex...
2020-05-121h 28
EnterpriseReadyEp. #29, Achieving Ubiquity with Mitchell Hashimoto of HashiCorpIn episode 29 of EnterpriseReady, Grant speaks with Mitchell Hashimoto of HashiCorp. They discuss Hashicorp’s founding story, fundraising tactics and pricing models, and monetizing open source projects.The post appeared first on Heavybit.
2020-05-121h 28
Guts and Girl BitsThyroid Problems after having a baby - with Renae Bartlett. Episode 42After just having had a baby, being told that you have post-partum thyroiditis is not fun at all. You'd much rather put all your energy into your cute little bundle.
Potentially, many mothers don't feel themselves, and unknowingly struggle with symptoms of post-partum thyroiditis because they don't know of it to ask for diagnosis and help.
This episode will help to provide tools to those who have been told they have this condition, and information for any mothers that may suspect something is 'just not right'.
I interview nutritionist Renae Bartlett who has experienced post partum thyroiditis herself and has...
2019-11-2433 min
The InfoQ PodcastArmon Dadgar on HashiCorp Research, the Evolution of Infrastructure Tooling, and StandardisationOn this podcast, we’re talking to Armon Dadgar, co-founder and CTO of HashiCorp. Alongside Mitchell Hashimoto, Armon founded HashiCorp over six years ago, and the company has gone from strength to strength, with their open source infrastructure product suite now consisting of Consul, Nomad, Vault and Terraform.
We discuss the formation of the HashiCorp research division, and explore some of the computer science research underpinning Consul and Nomad. We also cover the challenges of supporting teams when they are looking to embrace new modes of working with dynamic infrastructure, and Armon introduces the new learn.hashicorp.com educational website an...
2019-08-0222 min
Screaming in the CloudEpisode 67: Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and Mitchell HashimotoAbout Mitchell HashimotoMitchell Hashimoto is Founder and CTO of HashiCorp. He is the creator of Vagrant, Packer, Serf, Consul, Terraform, Vault and Nomad - a set of open source tools that each individually are downloaded and used millions of times per year. At one point Mitchell was in the top 5 most active users on GitHub. At HashiCorp, Mitchell is helping define a remote-first culture with over 500 employees spanning dozens of countries. He loves open source, automation, and working from home.Links Referenced: Twitter: @MitchellH
2019-07-0339 min
Go Time: Golang, Software EngineeringIt's time to talk about testingIs testing an art or a science? What and when should we test? What’s the point of testing and can it go too far? We explore all this and more in this jam-packed episode on testing.
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2019-05-021h 22Notable PerspectivesHashiCorp CEO Dave McJannet Reveals the Secrets of Commercializing Open Source, Selling to Enterprises and Building Successful Relationships with FoundersDave McJannet joined HashiCorp as CEO about three years ago when the company was approximately 30 people. Today the company employs more than 400 people, the company’s value has grown more than 20x and customer adoption for both the company’s open source platform and enterprise products have exploded. Prior to joining HashiCorp, Dave ran marketing at GitHub and HortonWorks, and earlier in his career spent time at VMware, Microsoft and webMethods. In this episode, we dig into HashiCorp’s growth and how it balances open source communities and enterprise revenue models, Dave’s journey to becoming the CEO and...
2019-04-2528 min
Cloud Engineering Archives - Software Engineering DailyScaling HashiCorp with Armon Dadgar and Mitchell Hashimoto
HashiCorp was founded seven years ago with the goal of building infrastructure tools for automating cloud workflows such as provisioning, secret management, and service discovery. Hashicorp’s thesis was that operating cloud infrastructure was too hard: there was a need for new tools to serve application developers.
Hashicorp founders Mitchell Hashimoto and Armon Dadgar began releasing open source tools to fulfill their vision of better automation. Terraform, Vagrant, Consul, and other tools created by Hashicorp gained popularity, and Hashicorp began iterating on their business model. Today, Hashicorp makes money by offering enterprise features and support to...
2019-02-0450 minNotable PerspectivesFrom Open Source to Paying Customers, with Mitchell Hashimoto, Co-Founder of HashiCorpMitchell turned his hobby into a business that now serves 100 of the Fortune 500 companies. In this episode, he talks about how he grew the HashiCorp open source community, monetized an open-source product, and decided to bring on a CEO.Mitchell Hashimoto is best known as the creator of Vagrant, Packer, Terraform and Consul. Mitchell is the co-founder of HashiCorp, a company that builds powerful and elegant DevOps tools. He is also an O’Reilly author. He is one of the top GitHub users by followers, activity, and contributions. “Automation obsessed,” Mitchell solves problems with as much computer automa...
2018-10-3034 min
The InfoQ PodcastMitchell Hashimoto on Consul since 1.2 and its Role as a Modern Service MeshIn June of this year, Consul 1.2 was released. The release expanded Consul’s capability around service segmentation (controlling who and how services connect East and West). On this week’s podcast, Wes and Mitchell discuss Consul in detail. The two discuss Consul’s design decisions around focusing on user space networking, layer 4 routing, Go, Windows’ performance characteristics, the roadmap for eBPF on Linux, and an interesting feature that Consul implements called Network Tomography. The show wraps with Mitchell’s discussion on some of the research that Hashicorp is doing around machine learning and security with Consul.
Why listen to this podcast:
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2018-10-2134 min
IT Career EnergizerMake Time To Try Something New with Mitchell HashimotoDESCRIPTION Welcome to episode 76 of the I.T. Career Energizer, a weekly podcast where your host Phil Burgess chats with inspiring I.T. professionals, consultants and experts from around the world. On today's episode Phil interviews founder of HashiCorp, creator of Vagrant, Packer, Serf, Consul, Terraform, Vault, and Nomad, Mitchell Hashimoto. Mitchell is a passionate engineer and professional speaker whose goal is to make the best DevOps tools in the world. Mitchell is also an O’Reilly author and a top Github user in terms of followers, activity and contributions. To find out more about th...
2018-09-2418 min
SISTERHOOD OF SWEAT - Motivation, Inspiration, Health, Wealth, Fitness, Authenticity, Confidence and EmpowermentEp 27 Cindy Santa Ana- Unprocessed LivingFollow Linda on Social Media @ Chickfitstudio on Facebook Instagram and Twitter and my website is www.chickfit.me Cindy is an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and founder of Unlock Better Health. She is deeply passionate about inspiring her clients to reach their ideal weight, increase their energy, and live a healthy balanced lifestyle while juggling their career and personal life. Her articles have been featured in Fitlife.tv, Take Back Your Health, and Curejoy.com. She's been featured in Woman's World, Fitness Magazine and First for Women. She's the author of Unprocessed Living and the...
2017-06-231h 03
Code Monkey TalksEpisode 11: HashiCorp with Mitchell HashimotoMitchell Hashimoto, Founder and CTO of HashiCorp, joins us to discuss if code is art, designing open source code for varying audiences and AWS CodeStar.
Credits
Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by RolemusicSpecial Guest: Mitchell Hashimoto.Links:Code Is Not Art - Agile Sensei
Programming is an Art | Ruben Verborgh
HashiCorp
Introducing AWS CodeStar
— Quickly Develop, Build, and Deploy Applications on AWS
DevOps Defined | HashiCorp
jq
— jq is like sed for JSON data
Writing An Interpreter In Go | Thorsten Ball
Reconfigure.io
— Program FPGAs with Go
Here's everyt...
2017-04-2051 min
DiscoPosse PodcastEp. 39 - HashiCorp and the Value of Composable Infrastructure with @mitchellh of @HashiCorpJoin us as we have a great chat with HashiCorp founder, Mitchell Hashimoto. This is a good opportunity to become familiar with the various products in the HashiCorp ecosystem and to learn the importance of composable infrastructure and how HashiCorp products have come to be as a result of this.
2017-01-1633 min
The Enterprise AI ShowThe Cloudcast #246 - The Quest for 1M ContainersAaron and Brian talk to Mitchell Hashimoto (@mitchellh, Founder of @HashiCorp) about the lack of VC funding for an open source Death Star, customer interest in Microsoft Azure, the need for bigger/faster schedulers, developer patterns and Zero-Trust Datacenter.
Show Links:
This show is sponsored by Intel Cloud For All
Get a free book from O'Reilly media or use promo code PCBW for a discount on all books
Hashicorp Homepage
Hashicorp Adds Microsoft Azure Support
Nomad 1,000,000 Container Challenge
Topic 1 - It’s been a little over a year since you were last on the show. Things ar...
2016-04-1432 min
Подкаст GolangShowВыпуск 052. Релиз Go 1.6.1 и 1.5.4. Еще одна заявка на дженерики. Полезные инструменты для написания Go-кода.Темы
Go 1.6.1 and 1.5.4 are released
runtime: Go 1.5.4 / 1.6.1 breaks running on Windows Nano Server
https://github.com/golang/go/issues?q=milestone%3AGo1.6.1
Что нового появилось в репозитории за неделю, обзор от Александра:
net: mirror Tom Sawyer in the net package for tests
cmd/compile: bce when max and limit are consts
net/http: set the Request context for incoming server requests
runtime: speed up makeslice by avoiding divisions
compress/flate: eliminate most common bounds checks
runtime: make execution error panic values implement the Error interface
bytes, string: add Reset method to Reader
math/big: re-use memory in Int.GCD
Дженерики:
proposal: generic programming facilities
в новостях на ycombinator
Docker 1.11
Sparta: A Go framework for AWS Lambda
Brian Kernighan on the typesetting of “The Go Programming Langua...
2016-04-141h 06Cloud Engineering Archives - Software Engineering DailyAutomating Infrastructure at HashiCorp with Mitchell Hashimoto
“SaaS, whether we want it or not, in enterprise technology or in our data centers, is coming.”
Application delivery has become more complex as software architectures have moved into the cloud. Data center infrastructure has turned into code to be manipulated, and software engineering teams are adjusting their strategies.
HashiCorp is a company that builds open-source software for application development and deployment. Mitchell Hashimoto is the founder of HashiCorp, and he joins us to discuss a modern approach to application delivery, and the tools HashiCorp is developing.
Questions
What are the...
2016-04-061h 00Подкаст GolangShowВыпуск 048. Молодость Java и Go, митап в SF, как писать тестыТемы
Что нового появилось в репозитории за неделю.
Comparing early days of Go and Java. А также:
The Generic Dilemma
Summary of Go Generics Discussions
Микробиблиотека EasySort от Артёма
упомянули выпуск 105 подкаста “Разбор полетов”
SSA performance numbers
Making a program 70% faster, by avoiding common mistakes
An introduction to LLVM in Go
Go Exposed: How Remote Import Paths Work
Самый недавний митап в Сан-Франциско:
Видео Brad Fitzpatrick, Talk about HTTP/2 and http2 support in Go 1.6
Найди двоих ведущих подкаста на фото
Teamwork: Some rookie Go mistakes we made building Teamwork Desk, and what we learned from them
Отличная презентация Advanced Testing with Go от Mitchell Hashimoto
Библиотеки, примеры кода и другие открытые исходники
GoDDD, an attempt to port the DDD Sample App to idiomatic Go
High Frequency Performance Measurement for Linux
Пример кода для работы с Redis
Presenter with notes for the Go present tool
A Multiplayer Tron Game over SSH
Конференции и митапы
CodeFest — Новосибирск, 26-27 марта, где Слава выступит с докладом, а также ожидается квартирник от новосибирского Go-коммьюнити.
dotGoEu 2016, наш подкаст стал коммьюнити-парт
2016-03-181h 17
Ruby Rogues234 RR Beyond Code with Jerod Santo and Adam Stacoviak02:28 - Jerod Santo IntroductionTwitterGitHub BlogObject Lateral, Inc. 02:44 - Adam Stacoviak IntroductionTwitter GitHub Blog02:55 - The Changelog and Beyond Code (Background)5by5 Wynn NetherlandThe Changelog #172: GitUp, Git UX, and More with Pierre-Olivier LatourThe Changelog #145: 10+ Years of Rails with DHHThe Changelog #139: The Rise of io.js with Mikeal Rogers The Changelog #155: The Future of Node.js with Scott HammondJavaScript Jabber #147: io.js with Isaac Schlueter and Mikeal Rogers 13:50 - The Corporatization of Open Source16:00 - Sharing Stories of Fascinating People and Choosing ConferencesGophercon21:21 - Differences Between CommunitiesRon EvansRuby Rogues Episode #141: Teaching Kids with Ron Evans24:54 - Where are The Changelog and Beyond Code’s...
2015-11-1854 minChangelog InterviewsOtto, Vagrant, AutomationMitchell Hashimoto joined the show to talk about HashiCorp’s new tool - Otto, how it compares to and compliments Vagrant, Automation, and we even talked to Mitchell about his history with software development in the beginning of the show.
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2015-11-041h 25The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceOtto, Vagrant, Automation (Interview)Mitchell Hashimoto joined the show to talk about HashiCorp’s new tool - Otto, how it compares to and compliments Vagrant, Automation, and we even talked to Mitchell about his history with software development in the beginning of the show.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Sponsors:Codeship – If it works with Docker, it works with Codeship Jet.
Braintree – Start accepting PayPal, Bitcoin, Venmo, Apple Pay, Android Pay, cards, and whatever’s next – all with a single integratio...
2015-11-041h 25
The Hot AisleThe Hot Aisle – Infrastructure as Code with Mitchell Hashimoto – Episode 20The Hot Aisle is hosted by Brent Piatti (@brentpiatti) and Brian Carpenter (@intheDC). Joining us this Episode is Mitchell Hashimoto (@mitchellh) Co-Founder of Hashi Corp. – creators of super cool and open source projects like Vagrant, Packer, Serf, Consul, Terraform, Vault, and more. Learn about how they use Atlas to tie those projects together to better enable […]
2015-11-0300 min
Rebuild79: Deep Learning Anime (Naoya Ito)伊藤直也さんをゲストに迎えて、Swift, Docker, Consul, ディープラーニングなどについて話しました。
Show Notes
Serverspecという本が出ます
O'Reilly - Serverspec
Swift 1.2 and Xcode 6.3 beta - Swift Blog
lookup.swift
App Container and Docker
Support App Container images in the Docker Engine by jonboulle
Hosted Private Docker Registry - Quay.io
Secure hosting of private Docker repositories in Google Cloud Platform
Rebuild: 41: Kids These Days Don't Know Shell (Naoya Ito)
WEB+DB PRESS Vol.85
Serf vs. Consul - Serf by HashiCorp
sorah/mamiya
Consulと連携するpull型デプロイツール stretcher
Rebuild: 14: DevOps with Docker, chef and serverspec (naoya, mizzy)
Mitchell Hashimoto on Twitter: "Off the plane. http://t.co/Ut3it3uRiW"
Deep learning
Facebook Open-Sources Some Of Its Deep-Learning Tools
Google Blog: Using large-scale brain simulatio...
2015-02-1558 minRuby Rogues192 RR Vagrant with Mitchell HashimotoThe Rogues interview Mitchell Hashimoto, the creator of Vagrant.Special Guest: Mitchell Hashimoto. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ruby-rogues--6102073/support.
2015-01-2856 minThe Enterprise AI ShowThe Cloudcast #173 - "Atlas" - Framework for DevOps AutomationAaron and Brian talk to Mitchell Hashimoto (@mitchellh, Founder of @HashiCorp) about their new DevOps framework Atlas, commercial product support, a new round of funding, and the “Hashicorp” way of thinking about DevOps and automation. Music Credit: Nine Inch Nails (www.nin.com)
2014-12-1127 minThe Enterprise AI ShowThe Cloudcast #157 - Automating DataCenter-Scale InfrastructureBrian talks to Mitchell Hashimoto (@mitchellh, Founder of @HashiCorp. Creator of Vagrant, Packer, Serf, Consul, and Terraform) about their new tool Terraform and the evolution of DevOps. They discuss how their tools compliment each other and existing tools such as Chef, Puppet, Ansible. They highlight how Hashicorp hides complexity for DevOps teams. Music Credit: Nine Inch Nails (www.nin.com)
2014-08-1226 min
Software Engineering Radio - The Podcast for Professional Software DevelopersMitchell Hashimoto on the Vagrant ProjectCharles Anderson talks to Mitchell Hashimoto about the Vagrant open source project, which can be used to create and configure lightweight, reproducible, and portable development environments. Vagrant aims to make new developers on a project productive within minutes of joining the project instead of spending hours or days setting up the developer's workstation. The outline […]
2014-07-2847 minSoftware Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developersMitchell Hashimoto on the Vagrant ProjectCharles Anderson talks to Mitchell Hashimoto about the Vagrant open source project, which can be used to create and configure lightweight, reproducible, and portable development environments. Vagrant aims to make new developers on a project productive within minutes of joining the project instead of spending hours or days setting up the developer's workstation. The outline […]
2014-07-2847 minSoftware Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developersMitchell Hashimoto on the Vagrant ProjectCharles Anderson talks to Mitchell Hashimoto about the Vagrant open source project, which can be used to create and configure lightweight, reproducible, and portable development environments. Vagrant aims to make new developers on a project productive within minutes of joining the project instead of spending hours or days setting up the developer's workstation. The outline […]
2014-07-2847 min
The Food Fight ShowFood Fight Show 59 - Packer with Mitchell HashimotoJoin us as we discuss Packer with Mitchell Hashimoto.
2013-08-1656 minThe Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceVagrant and HashiCorp (Interview)Adam Stacoviak and Andrew Thorp talk with Mitchell Hashimoto, the creator of Vagrant and founder of HashiCorp.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Featuring:Adam Stacoviak – Website, GitHub, LinkedIn, Mastodon, XAndrew Thorp – Website, GitHub, XShow Notes:
New intro music! Tell us what you think on Twitter.
We’re joined by Mitchell Hashimoto of Vagrant
Mitchell joined us in a past episode, but has since formed HashiCorp to work on Vagrant full time.
The Common...
2013-05-1559 minChangelog InterviewsVagrant and HashiCorpAdam Stacoviak and Andrew Thorp talk with Mitchell Hashimoto, the creator of Vagrant and founder of HashiCorp.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Featuring:Adam Stacoviak – Website, GitHub, LinkedIn, Mastodon, XAndrew Thorp – Website, GitHub, XShow Notes:
New intro music! Tell us what you think on Twitter.
We’re joined by Mitchell Hashimoto of Vagrant
Mitchell joined us in a past episode, but has since formed HashiCorp to work on Vagrant full time.
The Common...
2013-05-1559 minThe Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceVagrant and virtualized environments (Interview)Wynn caught up with Mitchell Hashimoto from the Vagrant project to talk about virtualized environments, DevOps, and more.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Featuring:Mitchell Hashimoto – Website, GitHub, XWynn Netherland – GitHub, XShow Notes:
We’re now @TheChangelog on Twitter.
Mitchell Hashimoto from Vagrant.
Vagrant is a tool for building and distributing virtualized development environments by providing automated creation and provisioning of virtual machines using Oracle’s VirtualBox.
Vagrant is currently a Ruby gem.
Mit...
2012-02-0925 minChangelog InterviewsVagrant and virtualized environmentsWynn caught up with Mitchell Hashimoto from the Vagrant project to talk about virtualized environments, DevOps, and more.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Featuring:Mitchell Hashimoto – Website, GitHub, XWynn Netherland – GitHub, XShow Notes:
We’re now @TheChangelog on Twitter.
Mitchell Hashimoto from Vagrant.
Vagrant is a tool for building and distributing virtualized development environments by providing automated creation and provisioning of virtual machines using Oracle’s VirtualBox.
Vagrant is currently a Ruby gem.
Mit...
2012-02-0925 min
Cloud Out Loud | RubyS02E03: Vagrant, Kiip and the Engine Yard OSS GrantDr. Nic Williams talks to Mitchell Hashimoto about Vagrant.
0:20 All about Mitchell
3:45 The OSS grant: Vagrant
6:00 How Vagrant works
7:15 Networking options for Vagrant
8:45 Who uses Vagrant?
12:00 When should you use Vagrant?
12:45 Fog and Vagrant
18:25 Kiip
Links
About Mitchell Hashimoto
Twitter
Website
Github
Vagrant
2012-01-2000 min