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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

Nope. They get to be naive. Or they get to dismantle a bureaucracy of 2 million plus. They can’t cause this level of damage and then say— but I was just a dumb kid.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

They’re never going to jail and you know it.

Trump won't last forever. And when he's done a whole lot of criminals need to be held accountable. Otherwise what's the damn point of anything at all?

He will just pardon them like he pardoned the J6 insurrectionists.

I bet there are some state crimes involving misuse of data or fraud or IIED or something somewhere. Trump can’t pardon those.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

That’s typical for CS majors, no?

Not for reasonable people at good school. Logic based courses and math are several courses of the curriculum because we want people to be able to think.

That's certainly true but misses the point. Large scale Federal agencies systems/systems of systems are incredibly complex. Their run-the-agency systems are on hardware/operating systems and in software languages no longer used/taught in any university CS program. Sure, if the kids stick around, they can learn, but real understanding takes years. It's yet another round of outsiders coming in, bringing their new toys, and asking, "how hard can it be"? Answer, they have no idea and they'll be gone before they get to the point they can be useful.

Bro, what are you waiting for? Are you waiting for Trump to start acting rationally, for Congress to wake up, for the horse to speak?

https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5316683-supreme-court-halts-discovery-lawsuit/

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

That’s typical for CS majors, no?

Not for reasonable people at good school. Logic based courses and math are several courses of the curriculum because we want people to be able to think.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

That’s typical for CS majors, no?

DOGE could hire experienced people, but it wants newbies without the experience to see how wrong what they are doing is.

DOGE is run by morons. They COULD HAVE worked with GAO, IGs and other organizations which have significant expertise and experience in proper forensic investigation and cost savings. But they didn't. They didn't even seem to know that function already existed.

What did those organizations do before about the 100 different computer systems that can't talk to each other?

The different systems aren't supposed to talk to one another. All of our data is protected, departments are not supposed to share with other departments.

DOGE is doing illegal and unethical things with our data.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

That’s typical for CS majors, no?

DOGE could hire experienced people, but it wants newbies without the experience to see how wrong what they are doing is.

DOGE is run by morons. They COULD HAVE worked with GAO, IGs and other organizations which have significant expertise and experience in proper forensic investigation and cost savings. But they didn't. They didn't even seem to know that function already existed.

What did those organizations do before about the 100 different computer systems that can't talk to each other?

What is DOGE doing about it? The 100 different computer systems still can't talk to each other now with DOGE supposedly helping. Oh wait, DOGE isn't helping fix any of that. In fact many agencies are facing 50% budget cuts for IT meaning even fewer systems will be able to talk to each other than before.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

That’s typical for CS majors, no?

DOGE could hire experienced people, but it wants newbies without the experience to see how wrong what they are doing is.

DOGE is run by morons. They COULD HAVE worked with GAO, IGs and other organizations which have significant expertise and experience in proper forensic investigation and cost savings. But they didn't. They didn't even seem to know that function already existed.

What did those organizations do before about the 100 different computer systems that can't talk to each other?

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Anonymous wrote:Trump Admin tells court that DOGE is a Deep State that must operate in secrecy.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/05/trump-admin-tells-supreme-court-doge-needs-to-do-its-work-in-secret/

Drain the swamp!

The fact they said producing this information is difficult and burdensome with a straight face, is itself laughable. At minimum any competent person and group would have the data or reasoning used to make recommendations and decisions. Especially when it resulted in slashing dollars and people. If they can’t pull that together within a week then its evidence it never existed and if did wasn’t reviewed properly.

They also don’t want to share the data because it would likely expose illegal use of Musk AI tools and raise unheard of privacy concerns.

Just like when Zelin couldn’t explain reviewing almost 800 grants cancelled.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

That’s typical for CS majors, no?

DOGE could hire experienced people, but it wants newbies without the experience to see how wrong what they are doing is.

DOGE is run by morons. They COULD HAVE worked with GAO, IGs and other organizations which have significant expertise and experience in proper forensic investigation and cost savings. But they didn't. They didn't even seem to know that function already existed.

Anonymous wrote:Trump Admin tells court that DOGE is a Deep State that must operate in secrecy.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/05/trump-admin-tells-supreme-court-doge-needs-to-do-its-work-in-secret/

Drain the swamp!

The fact they said producing this information is difficult and burdensome with a straight face, is itself laughable. At minimum any competent person and group would have the data or reasoning used to make recommendations and decisions. Especially when it resulted in slashing dollars and people. If they can’t pull that together within a week then its evidence it never existed and if did wasn’t reviewed properly.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

That’s typical for CS majors, no?

DOGE could hire experienced people, but it wants newbies without the experience to see how wrong what they are doing is.

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

Naive kids, fresh out of college. They were taught technical skills, but lack deeper understanding beyond that.

That’s typical for CS majors, no?

Anonymous wrote:Deep State.

Every accusation is an admission of what the GOP really wants to do.

this!

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Anonymous wrote:The thing is, they aren’t anywhere near as capable as the people they replace. There will be plenty of forensic evidence to convict them later.

I recently heard a computer science professor talking about how some of her best and brightest recent grads were recruited into DOGE and rather than actually using their skills they are finding themselves thrust into positions of HR and reorganization and other stupid DOGE things they don't want to be doing and which don't leverage their skills.

They could have gotten jobs anywhere, but they’ve chosen to go to jail instead?

They’re never going to jail and you know it.

Trump won't last forever. And when he's done a whole lot of criminals need to be held accountable. Otherwise what's the damn point of anything at all?

He will just pardon them like he pardoned the J6 insurrectionists.

He doesn’t care about the DOGE minions. And they’ll be prosecuted after he’s gone.