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There is a geospatial package for duckdb though which is pretty slick. It is actually how I first learned of duckdb. We were dealing with nationwide parcel datasets and need to apply transformations nationwide and save out to more parquet files. It was easier and cheaper to replace all of the pandas workloads with duckdb.

I got my partner using claude for her non technical work. They write a lot of proposals, creates spreadsheets, and occasionally wants some graphs to visualize things. They love that claude creates all of the artifacts right there in the browser and saves them for later in a versioned way.