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I’d rather keep a few tools that work well together than spend half my day fixing integrations. The trick is knowing which ones actually save time and which ones just add more work.
VSCodium is a solid choice for Python on Linux, and you can customize it without too much hassle. Nice to hear you're getting back into coding, and all the best with your health!
You’d probably go with the PowerShell/Graph route if the migration is large. It takes more setup, but you avoid the limits of trial tools.
For a beginner, getting a Win32 Sudoku GUI working in C is already a solid start. I’d focus next on separating the game logic from the UI and cleaning up the naming. Adding unit tests for the Sudoku logic would also be a great next step.For the tier 2 idea, …
I’d start with the access pattern before moving replies into another table. If the main need is fetching the newest replies, keeping the sort key ordered for that query and using a small Limit can avoid scanning through thousands of items. A GSI may help when you have a different …
keeping the image in the same folder as the HTML file saved me from a lot of confusion when I was building a simple page in VS Code.
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Shandar