On: HashiCorp adopts Business Source License

[foobiekr]

It's not weird at all to go public before profitability, that was even the standard in tech for the longest time. The IPO was a _fundraising_ event, not a dump-the-company-on-the-public-and-move-on event.

[scarface_74 → foobiekr]

All of the current BigTech companies except Amazon were profitable before going public - Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook.

The vast majority of tech companies that IPOd since Facebook have been a disaster of an investment.

[foobiekr → scarface_74]

Time didn't start in 2004.

[scarface_74 → foobiekr]

Do you really want to use the tech IPO market pre 1999?