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2016 Postmortem

seabeckind

(1,957 posts)

8. Define "better"

Reply to Sunlei (Original post)

Sat Nov 9, 2013, 12:09 PM

Nov 2013

I think what we have is 2 examples at opposite ends of the tech spectrum.

Kinda like a comparison between a top of the line Mercedes and a Nano.

Each can be said to be "better" than the other but they use a different yardstick.

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Three Guys Built a Better Healthcare.gov [View all] Sunlei Nov 2013 OP

THANK YOU George Kalogeropoulos, Ning Liang and Michael Wasser Sunlei Nov 2013 #1

No, they did not. What they did is interesting and useful, but it is far Mass Nov 2013 #2

what is good is it's easy to see what you will or will not pay & insurance co. contact info is there Sunlei Nov 2013 #3

Nice Site... Jeff In Milwaukee Nov 2013 #10

I do not think so Duckhunter935 Nov 2013 #4

yes, the insurance company phone number is there for you. Sunlei Nov 2013 #5

Yes just as I said Duckhunter935 Nov 2013 #6

the gov uses your social security number to check your yearly IRS file. Sunlei Nov 2013 #7

Define "better" seabeckind Nov 2013 #8

always nice when anyone does something free :) here use the great Ca. website and my zipcode to Sunlei Nov 2013 #9

There's another site I like better Rstrstx Nov 2013 #11