DOGE is a bunch of 19-24 year old computer engineers
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They’ve only worked for the government for 22 days and they’ve already missed two deadlines.
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Finding government waste to replace with private sector waste via contracts for using Grok! |
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| Looks like Luke Farritors father is Shane Farritor who works at the University of Nebraska- Lincoln! Worst rate your professor ratings you can have! Obviously cannot raise a decent son either! |
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Musk Team Seeks Access to I.R.S. System With Taxpayers’ Records
A White House spokesman said that the initiative called the Department of Government Efficiency needed to review data to fix waste within the agency. The examination of the I.R.S. system represents the latest move by members of Mr. Musk’s team to push the boundaries of access to government data beyond what is typical for political appointees. The Treasury Department has faced questions in recent weeks after lieutenants of Mr. Musk who were assigned to the agency started scrutinizing the Bureau of the Fiscal Service’s system, which directs payments across the federal government. Gavin Kliger, a young software engineer who was brought into the Office of Personnel Management as part of the DOGE effort, worked at I.R.S. headquarters on Thursday, according to two people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to speak publicly. He will be assigned to the I.R.S. as a senior adviser to the acting commissioner. The tax agency is still working out the exact terms of his work at the I.R.S., though he is expected to have broad access to its systems, according to the two people. As of Sunday evening, he had not yet gained access to sensitive I.R.S. data, the two people said. The Washington Post reported earlier on Sunday that the I.R.S. was considering a memorandum of understanding that would give DOGE staff members broad access to its systems, including the Integrated Data Retrieval System, which contains taxpayer accounts. Attempts by Mr. Musk’s team to gain access to Treasury Department data have faced legal challenges, and efforts to scrutinize I.R.S. systems could encounter a similar fate. |
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ProPublica has updated its list of known DOGE staffers to 30
https://projects.propublica.org/elon-musk-doge-tracker/ |
Anonymous
Huh-there are some older people here…most who seem to have worked for Musk companies or spouses of Musk employees (director of engineering at a ketamine startup? Sigh.) |
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As a Berkeley alum and donor, I can say we are ashamed that a sh**head like Bobba is doing something like this. Definitely should revoke his degree |
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Elon Musk takes ketamine..I see the connections now. Funny how the ex Goldman Sachs DOGE woman Alexandra Benton even admit to working at DOGE. https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/03/18/tech/elon-musk-ketamine-use-don-lemon-interview |
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This ^^should read Alexandra Benyon wouldn’t even admit to working at DOGE. I guess it’s not the best for a resume being in trouble for leaking classified data and all… |
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Amy Gleason, the acting admin for DOGE is based in Nashville. I guess she has permission to work remotely unlike the rest of us...
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/25/us/politics/amy-gleason-doge-administrator.html Late last year, Mr. Smith began advising Mr. Musk’s cost-cutting efforts and eventually brought Ms. Gleason, who is based in Nashville, into the discussions, according to people familiar with the situation. On Dec. 30, more than three weeks before Inauguration Day, Ms. Gleason was reintroduced at the digital service office as a “new hire” on an internal Slack channel, according to documents viewed by The Times. |
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Jordan Wick from DOGE was too dumb to realize that his GitHub posts were public...
https://www.fastcompany.com/91290599/this-doge-staffers-github-posts-might-help-us-understand-how-elon-musk-wants-to-bring-ai-into-the-government This DOGE staffer’s GitHub posts might help us understand how Elon Musk wants to bring AI into the government Jordan Wick’s GitHub posts reveal tools for analyzing federal employees and their digital histories, raising questions about how Musk’s government efficiency group wants to wield AI. The internet posts and side projects of Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) worker Jordan Wick could give some clues for how Musk’s efficiency group might attempt to use AI to downsize and retool the government. During the last half of February, Wick, who has a DOGE email account associated with the Executive Office of the President and now is embedded in the General Services Administration (GSA), posted to his GitHub page the code for several tools that appeared to be related to DOGE’s work. The page was discovered by political reporter Roger Sollenberger at the end of last month. |