Will
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@Lily_and_frog @aj it’s like a game of musical chairs. Everyone one of them hopes that they will be able to find the next sucker before they are left holding the bag at the bankrupt end. Or will otherwise be able to shirk out of their financial responsibilities.
May 31, 2025 at 2:31 PM
@Lily_and_frog @aj it’s like a game of musical chairs. Everyone one of them hopes that they will be able to find the next sucker before they are left holding the bag at the bankrupt end. Or will otherwise be able to shirk out of their financial responsibilities.
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@briankrebs anyone who still has some notion Elon wants to do any good for America should consider 18F was the epitome of using startup methodology and tech for efficiency and cost savings. And he blew it away.
March 2, 2025 at 6:58 AM
@briankrebs anyone who still has some notion Elon wants to do any good for America should consider 18F was the epitome of using startup methodology and tech for efficiency and cost savings. And he blew it away.
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February 19, 2025 at 6:13 PM
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@w7voa I’m not sure this is the best framing. It sounds like an eye popping number, but it’s actually about 8% per year. That doesn’t sound as outrageous, especially when you consider lagging raises for the past few years.
October 4, 2024 at 3:32 AM
@w7voa I’m not sure this is the best framing. It sounds like an eye popping number, but it’s actually about 8% per year. That doesn’t sound as outrageous, especially when you consider lagging raises for the past few years.