They're a progressive company, but price wars are generally not a profitable place to be.

I was at the TC conference - wanted to buy the stock then!

Have bought since the IPO and am super bullish. It seems most Wall St analysts really don't understand the company or business.

I regret not investing back when durable objects was announced. From a technical perspective, it’s a very unique capability.

I had a similar experience with Shopify. I had interactions with them in a company I worked at back in 2015 and regarded them very highly among the e-commerce platforms but didn’t buy the stock…

Gave that buy signal years ago since they released their S-1. [0] A train ride that is 500% up from the IPO price.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20707306

I wouldn't buy at this price personally. I got in at $15 and again at $60, average price ~40. I might buy more if they dip under $100 though.

Same. I'm already long since shortly after the IPO, obviously I wish I invested much more. The passage about fixed bandwidth costs due to relationships with ISPs really resonated with me.

Wish I worked for them and was getting those sweet, sweet RSUs.