open Cargo.toml | get dependencies | transpose | rename dep version | each { |row| if (($row.version | get -i version | default "" ) != "") { $row.version.version } else { $row.version } }
They were previously non-profit. They changed to "capped profit" in 2019, meaning profits for investors are capped at 100x their original investment. So an investment of ten million dollars will only return, at most, 1 billion dollars.
Check out https://aws.github.io/copilot-cli/ it’s a few lines of code and a few cli commands to deploy a service. Made my terraform scripts unnecessary and dramatically simplified my setup. It’s cloud formation under the hood tough. But I like the direction.
It depends on the withdrawal rate. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity_study. Accordingly, you can withdraw more that the 100$ dividends you are getting without reducing the inflation adjusted value of your funds.
very interesting read. We looked at github issues mgt tools a while ago and settled on huboard. We didn't find codetree during our search for tools... so it's definitely a challenge to reach developers. Fine posts like this can do the trick ;-)
Yes, we looked at huboard.com, zenhub.io, waffle.io and blossom.io. There are really a lot of tools out there. But I can't remember the reasons we choose huboard over blossom. In addition, the tools evolve quite quickly. So the reasons might be outdated anyway.
open Cargo.toml | get dependencies | transpose | rename dep version | each { |row| if (($row.version | get -i version | default "" ) != "") { $row.version.version } else { $row.version } }
not sure whether that's the best way.