Mitchell Hashimoto
Coverage of Mitchell Hashimoto in the Nexus archive.
- GitHub says internal repos exfiltrated after poisoned VS Code extension attack
GitHub was compromised due to a malicious Visual Studio Code extension, resulting in the exfiltration of internal repositories. The company is analyzing logs and monitoring for further activity. The incident has raised concerns about the security of private repositories and credentials.
- Git is unprepared for the AI coding tsunami
Git is facing challenges due to an influx of AI-generated code, leading to performance issues and concerns about its infrastructure. Mitchell Hashimoto, co-founder of HashiCorp, has moved his project from GitHub due to disruptions and slow pull requests. The growth of AI-generated projects is raising questions about the software development lifecycle and Git's ability to adapt.
- Microsoft's bad obsession is showing up in shabby services and slipshod software. Here's proof
Microsoft's services and software have been experiencing issues, including Windows 11 trying to push users into paid services and GitHub facing daily outages. GitHub's reliability has been questioned by Hashicorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto. Microsoft's handling of GitHub has been called into question.
- HashiCorp co-founder says GitHub 'no longer a place for serious work'
Mitchell Hashimoto, co-founder of HashiCorp, criticized GitHub for no longer being a suitable platform for serious work. The comments, linked to changes in GitHub's policies and focus, were highlighted in an article by The Register with Hacker News discussion.
- Hashicorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto says GitHub ‘no longer a place for serious work’
Hashicorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto criticizes GitHub's frequent outages, deeming it 'no longer a place for serious work,' and announces plans to move his project Ghostty to another platform.
- Ghostty is leaving GitHub
Ghostty, a terminal emulator for OpenTTD, is leaving GitHub. The decision is detailed in an article by Mitchell Hashimoto, sparking discussion on Hacker News with 372 points and 70 comments.