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Interesting sandbox for using a database that is normally paid for. It has some interesting datasets already loaded

This is a good blog on the subject by a friend of mine: https://ravik.substack.com/p/focus-flow-and-burnout

Got excited about an open source reactor pattern

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Definitely not Shanghai (unless you consider everyone heads-down on their phones a symptom of cyberpunk.)

Shenzhen is a good choice though.

How about Tallinn

I switched to mint online. Not quite identical to Quicken, but both my wife and I can access it where ever we are. Quicken always sucked at multiple users.

Already did. No issues

This is the same kind of thinking that lead to C++. Most of these changes would add complexity (while at both ends of a loop????) for very little benefit