You see a series of checkboxes checked. Schedules met.| Mitchell Hashimoto
My family and I regularly contribute to various philanthropic causes.| Mitchell Hashimoto
We just completed| Mitchell Hashimoto
I've always personally defined the "as code" suffix in "X as Code" to mean| Mitchell Hashimoto
I'm excited to share that there are eight newly promoted| Mitchell Hashimoto
This isn't a release announcement. Ghostty 1.0 is out. You can download it| Mitchell Hashimoto
After nearly two years of development and private beta testing1, I’m excited| Mitchell Hashimoto
My wife and I have pledged $300,0001 to the| Mitchell Hashimoto
This is part of a series on Zig comptime usecases.| Mitchell Hashimoto
Zig has a very powerful feature called comptime.| Mitchell Hashimoto
I'm excited to share that I've joined Polar as an advisor. The opening text of| Mitchell Hashimoto
Hello! Welcome to the official devlog for Ghostty 👻!| Mitchell Hashimoto
Hello! Welcome to the official devlog for Ghostty 👻!| Mitchell Hashimoto
This is the text format of a talk I did for Zig Showtime.| Mitchell Hashimoto
Whether it's building a new project from scratch, implementing a big feature,| Mitchell Hashimoto
Copy and paste "🧑🌾" in your terminal emulator. How many cells forward| Mitchell Hashimoto
I've had the experience of| Mitchell Hashimoto
Hello! Welcome to the fourth official devlog for Ghostty 👻!| Mitchell Hashimoto
Hello! Welcome to the third official devlog for Ghostty 👻!| Mitchell Hashimoto
Hello! Welcome to the second official devlog for Ghostty 👻!| Mitchell Hashimoto
An inaugural devlog for Ghostty 👻! Ghostty is the| Mitchell Hashimoto
I've noticed a consistent point of confusion whenever prompt engineering| Mitchell Hashimoto
Table of ContentsHigh Level Idea| Mitchell Hashimoto
Nix is a powerful cross-platform package management tool.| Mitchell Hashimoto
"Prompt Engineering" emerged from the growth of language models to describe| Mitchell Hashimoto
Every 10 or so years, a platform shift begins. 17 years ago, Amazon kicked| Mitchell Hashimoto
As a relatively new member of adult society, and an absolute infant of| Mitchell Hashimoto
Table of ContentsStep 1: Become a User| Mitchell Hashimoto
The "new normal" is what I've named a phenomenon I've seen multiple times in my life. It's an event where your perception of normality is changed by the people surrounding you. Consequently, your ambitions and chance of achieving those ambitions change as well. Actively seeking a new normal can steer you in a direction you never thought you'd take.| Mitchell Hashimoto
No, not the company or the fruit. APPLE is an acronym ingrained into every Apple store employee before they ever even step on the retail floor. And it has continued to guide me ever since.| Mitchell Hashimoto
Vagrant 1.1+ no longer supports RubyGems as an installation method. Instead, you must install Vagrant 1.1+ using pre-made packages or installers. For folks used to the gem-based installation, this has caused a mixture of confusion and disdain. In this post, I enumerate my reasons for abandoning RubyGems, and why it is better for the Vagrant community long-term.| Mitchell Hashimoto
Someone asked me recently to share some previous work I had done. As I looked back at my personal history, and reflected on what I've done successfully, it was clear to me that I'm definitely working on things I'm meant to be working on. Automation has been my passion since the very beginning.| Mitchell Hashimoto
Before even installing Vagrant or seeing how it works, it is important to understand the high-level workflow of Vagrant in an actual working environment. These principles are collectively known as the "Tao of Vagrant." The following is an excerpt from Vagrant: Up and Running.| Mitchell Hashimoto
For the past two months, I've been heads down working on something new. There is still a lot of work left, but I believe it's time to show everyone what I've been up to. Today, I'm announcing Packer: an open source tool for creating machine images for multiple platforms.| Mitchell Hashimoto
For years, the primary bottleneck for virtual machine based development environments with Vagrant has been filesystem performance. CPU differences are minimal and barely noticeable, and RAM only becomes an issue when many virtual machines are active.| Mitchell Hashimoto