Ryan Chen

I recently received a letter from Payne Richards & Associates telling me there is a 4 figure unclaimed amount under my name. Some people suspected this is a scam but in reality I believe this is not a scam and it's a matter of them running through public records doing some intense database work (potentially now with the leverage of AI) to locate the owner that doesn't know they have unclaimed property and then they charge a 10% fee for helping you recover them. For those in

Claude Code Architecture Overview Claude Code is more than just a coding assistant—it's a framework for orchestrating AI agents . Think of it as having multiple layers of customization that work together to extend what Claude can do. Core Components Skills What they are:  Modular capabilities that activate automatically based on context Live in ~/.claude/skills/ (global) or .claude/skills/ (project-specific) Each skill is a directory containing a SKILL.md  file with YAML fron

Choosing the right tennis racquet can transform your game, but with so many options, it’s tough to know which one fits your style best. I’ve owned these three popular racquets: the Wilson Clash 108, Babolat Pure Aero, and Babolat Pure Drive. Each offers unique features that appeal to different players. This post breaks down their strengths and weaknesses to help you decide which racquet might be your perfect match. Wilson Clash 108, Babolat Pure Aero, and Pure Drive tennis ra

I recently had some nature damage to the bottom harness of my BMW and it's not an external car collision and am wondering if I should go through the insurance comprehensive claim to get it repaired or shell out my own money. For a California driver (specifically), the short answer for whether the claim would affect my premium is: No, it typically will not. Because you are in California, you have stronger consumer protections than almost anywhere else in the US regarding this