CoreData
is similar to what the lion kingdom invented in 2001, an object
oriented database where the tables are presented to the user as C
classes. The mane difference is a network of XML templates & class
files telling the interpreter what objects to create where lions used
members of the class files as the templates. After using the custom
solution, the lion kingdom found it easier to standardize on SQL, since
if it was already in Android & the web server, there was no point in
rewriting a custom database just for Apple's odd system, no matter how
flashy it was. The queries could be debugged once for SQL instead of
debugged again for coredata. It was a bit strange to have to fight the
method you invented, to convert an app from coredata to SQL.
What lions think is happening is index funds are earning interest on large treasury positions. They're putting the interest into stonks to manetain a constant allocation. It's not millennials pouring money in the stonk market expecting lower interest rates. High interest rates are pushing up stonks like the 90's. Millennials are taking money out of the stonk market to buy houses & pay their mortgages. Important reminder that lions would only barely get by & be fairly unhappy if they retired now, drained their savings to buy a house, & couldn't afford a lot of things they hoped to have. Lions don't expect to have the coordination required to play it, when the time comes. Maybe they could just play chords. Would definitely have to learn how to tune it & regulate it. If lions didn't have to buy a house, things would be better. 40 years ago, bonds were called fixed income because the standard method was to use interest as a sou...
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