What’ll happen to the investments when the markets crash?

Don't help him. Let him figure it out by himself, else they (he and hospital) will never learn.

A hospital could not learn a bigger lesson from this person than their existing big players.

(Screams in "deployed in 2026 a new product that only works in internet explorer" in healthcare).

I work at a university and we still have some workstations that need IE as well, for a healthcare vendor app that needs ActiveX. Up until recently we even had some machines running Windows 7.

I don't have time for that. I just told him he needs to hire somebody

I was going to say to open yourself up as a contractor and scape some of the money off top. But it sounds like you dint need that opportunity.

That sadly does seem to be the trajectory of 5-10 years from now, though. I can't speak to if "AI is the future" of 30+ years from now, but these coming years sounds rife for "janitors" to clean up all the slop being produced by newly empowered idea guys

Or, "help" by asking questions, or otherwise by sharing an AI review/analysis/suggestions, since they're into that kind of thing.

Definitely cleaning up other people's AI mess for them for free is not a good use of time.

one's a head of product, didn't read beyond that..

just reload. I got the same message, accessing from US, goes away on refresh.

Asafoetida/Hing[0] is widely used in Indian cuisine and it does help, anecdotal evidence of course. How/why it works, is something I can't say.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asafoetida also talks about this

I absolutely love the idea.

Problem, I don’t trust 3rd party services with access to financial data. No offense to the OP.

I wish this was open source and self-hostable. Not suggesting that OP does that since I’m sure he has to pay bills :)

I may look into doing something like this for personal use. I’ve gotten interested in creating desktop apps which store data locally. Have created a few using Claude code. It seems Plaid has some APIs for personal use.

Yes, give it a try! I did this on my own first before deciding to make it "a thing." It's actually a really fun project and gives you a ton of insight into your finances. I'd recommend it.

> People have been drinking alcohol since time immemorial.

This is probably the reason why there is no unified age for drinking, because everyone came at it at different times from different place and have differing rationale including social, religious, cultural etc.

Social media is new and there is no cultural/religious rule for/against it. So 16 is the starting point someone decided (was it Australia or NZ?), and others are following since it's a good starting point. As time progresses, maybe it'll move up or down and different countries might take a different stand.

which one(s) in South Bay? any recommendations?

My favorite is Holders Country Inn. I used to go to the one in Cupertino before it burnt down. They moved, this was on Deanza long time back, and the one on Wolfe does not have the same old diner feeling, it is for the next gen :) Now I go to the one on Saratoga. And while I do not go as often to other places, I have been to and liked Hobees, then there is one Joe's near Half Moon Bay. We go there as a family when we hike at Cowell Purisima trail nearby. And while I am rambling about places to eat, a recent non-diner discovery has been El Caminito on El Camino Real.

Thanks, haven’t been to a diner in ages but have been meaning to go try out for old time time’s sake.

Used to go to Peppermill in Santa Clara, and Dennys many years ago.

Thanks for suggesting El Caminito, looks good. Our usual Mexican for many years has been La Milpa in Milpitas, haven’t found a good equivalent yet.

I wouldn't call it a diner but if you like these other places you might like Los Gatos Cafe

Lol thanks I will check it out, and I guess I was using the word diner way too loose - if it serves burgers, eggs and coffee, it hit my benchmark.

Not OP but I'd recommend the Peninsula Fountain Grill in Palo Alto. Peter's Cafe isn't bad either if you've got time to kill near the Millbrae CalTrain station.

I used to love Alice's Restaurant in 2014-2019, but moved away, so idk what it's like today.

I’ve alternated these for fever, especially for kids, especially when it’s high and hard to control. That way you keep below the daily limit of each and don’t overdose on either.

Have gotten into a habit of keeping a note of which med when on the fridge.

So I guess newer iPhones and iPad allow you charge up to 80%, which extends battery life, for idiosyncratic reasons? I’m sure there must have been a reason and demand for that.

I guess I run my iPhone on low battery mode a lot, due to idiosyncratic reasons too. Maybe I do.

Apple battery replacement costs anywhere from $70 (for a ~$400 phone) to $120 (for a ~$1000+ phone). In many global markets you can get a brand new phone for that much.