Related: Fornjot - b-rep CAD kernel in Rust https://github.com/hannobraun/fornjot

I created a list of all companies that hire for jobs with functional programming languages. I know you all would prefer working with your favorite FP language, but I guess any FP job would still be preferable over a Java job!

This is just plain wrong. SQLite supports concurrent read connections and concurrent write operations if you activate WAL mode (https://sqlite.org/wal.html). Admin and analysis tasks are probably even easier to do: Just ssh into the server and run the sqlite3 CLI command analyse / edit your databases (https://sqlite.org/cli.html).

Nice! I tried to achieve a similar design with my plain text accounting tool Transity: https://github.com/ad-si/Transity

But this seems to have more programming language like features if I understand correctly. What else is different?

You might like https://martin.kleppmann.com/2011/03/07/accounting-for-compu... which shows it as a directed graph.

If you want something a little faster, I developed cai:

https://github.com/ad-si/cai

Implemented in Rust and using the fastest LLM (Groq) per default.

I wasn't happy with Taskwarrior, so I started to develop my own CLI task manager called "TaskLite" a few years ago. Here is the comparison page:

https://tasklite.org/differences_taskwarrior

I'm about to release a new version with a lot of improvements the coming weeks.

If you don't mind using Deno instead of Node, it's integrated Jupyter Kernel makes it really easy: https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/tools/jupyter/

Oh, that's really interesting. I still use Node for everything and haven't really given Deno a shot, but I'm someone who prefers to stay away from bleeding edge things until they become battle-tested.

But with recent NodeJS compatibility changes, this may be really cool for a lot of use-cases.

Related: SQLiteDAV - WebDAV server that maps an SQLite database to directories/files.

https://github.com/Airsequel/SQLiteDAV

Heynote was exactly developed for this purpose. Just one big buffer with sections and lots of shortcuts and nice little additional features: https://heynote.com/

no vim support sadly

Can somebody please define a specification on how to store emails in SQLite? Seems to be the only sensible approach if you ask me.