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I might be going a bit all over the place, but I appreciate anyone reading and offering input.

I'm working on a side project that is an FSharp SAFE stack application. One of the issues that I've been running into is the multiple was of doing things, so I started out with some Saturn configuration, Fable.Remoting, and Giraffe endpoints and since I've upgraded to dotnet 10, I've eventually gotten rid of the Saturn components and almost exclusively am using Giraffe with dotnet EndpointRoutes so that I can better do things like e-tags and whatnot. Is this normal?

But my main example is on the data access layer. I found that there were a lot of cool looking libraries and after playing around a

this also came as a text message with a rather suspicious link.
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I'm in a bit of a pickle. My SE 846s (bought used) fell out of my coat pocket and got run over by 2 cars...then a bird shit on me. Anyway, this is an opportunity to try something new and I've been going over a ton of reviews since there's no where near me to try before I buy, which would make this so much easier.

I'll start with what I've found that I value and notes that I've taken on it. I value

• sound isolation - say for a long plane ride with crying babies
• neutral sound (though I don't mind bass or sub bass)
• comfort - long plane rides or many hours of use
• technical reproduction that brings out the details, so something that sounds more like what the sound engineer was mixin

I'm wanting to treat my parents to a nice weekend in March. I was thinking of a show at the Saenger and a hotel with a nice restaurant. But I don't live in the area, so I was hoping to get some local wisdom.

Thanks a bunch!

I've been looking at moving some money into a 3/4 fund portfolio from wealthfront, which has actually done well the last few years. I was originally planning to use M1, but many recommend to instead stick with the big guys (Vanguard, Schwab, Fidelity).

But I cannot for the life of me find the best way to set up an M1 like portfolio or auto-rebalancing on deposit in any of them. I can set a percentage and rebalance, I can do it manually, but I don't want to. It's almost 2023!

Things to note are that this is a taxable account. I'd also like to ensure that I can borrow against the investments at a good rate, and M1 seems to have the best rate.

Aside from the $100 to move funds out, is there