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>Incompetence vs maliciousness etc.

Looking at financial reports of the major health insurance stocks in the US makes me wonder if they are really "incompetence".

Take United HealthCare (UNH) for example, they reported $112.7 billion and net income of $4.11 billion in Q3/2026. That's great amount of revenue and profits to have enough resources to not stay "incompetence". It's not a coincidence.

curious how did you set up your Architecture subagen?

I use Flash model as code implementation executor, then have GPT-5.6-Sol or Opus to review the work. Pretty good so far and presumably less expensive.

This is refreshing considering all the FUD (mostly from 1 frontier lab) happening around Open weight models.

This is awesome idea. Thanks for sharing. I extensively track my ScreenTime cross devices (phone, laptop) and try to reduce it under 6 hours a day. This would be helpful!

You are missing out on San Jose. It has the largest population Vietnamese diaspora.

you can set up a self-hosted Ray infra to achieve this.

Where do you get the lists of "goods with highest inflation" and "goods with lowest inflation?

Looking the these pages help me appreciate how far the Web UI/UX has evolved during the past 20+ years.

Agree. S/he is selling air filters, so the intention is obvious to me here.

Anyways, it's an interesting read but I'll take it with a grain of salt.

Data include phone numbers, names, locations, birth dates

Thanks for your comment. I am shopping for a new ANC headphone lately.

May I ask what headphone you are using?

Thanks for sharing. the tool is amazing. I have always been wondering if there is a better way to config NGINX.

I can't see anything

After playing around with ESXi, Proxmox, Hyper-V. I converged my mini-homelab to:

- Any linux-based OS, Ubuntu in this case.

- Ansible / Terraform for task automation.

- K8s / Docker for containerization.

Given I have only 1 desktop + laptop, this option is good enough for me to learn cluster setup / networking / automation.

April Fool!!!!

If so, what are some important metrics you usually look at?

Yes

Love this course. Pretty rigorous, but the professor explains very well.

As recent grad student, I can relate this comment. Unless the school provides competitive compensation to attract US citizens to pursue PhD, it does not make sense economically for a US citizen to not enter industry instead.

I trippled my compensation by deciding to work in industry.

FYI, they also provide a free non-commercial version (GeoLite2) for tagging IP location: https://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geoip2/geolite2/

Welcome to 2020. Crazy time to be alive!

You forgot to add React, GraphQL. To be fair, Facebook engineering has done a great job of (kind of) standardizing how to develop web app applications.

I forgot the name but there is a website in Russia that is very similar to Youtube and quite popular as well.

Wow, I thought my computer had issues. SRE @ Youtube will probably be very busy tonight.

Truly amazing website. Being transition to learn JS/Typescript lately, I come to understand how powerful this scripting language is to power the whole Internet.