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Spike in border wall spending goes mostly to 2 firms with GOP, White House ties - The Washington Post
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2026/06/05/spike-border-wall-spending-goes-mostly-2-firms-with-gop-white-house-ties/
Spike in border wall spending goes mostly to 2 firms with GOP, White House ties (Washington Post)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2026/06/05/spike-border-wall-spending-goes-mostly-2-firms-with-gop-white-house-ties/
http://www.memeorandum.com/260605/p56#a260605p56
It’s interesting how much more powerful personal computers are now than in the 2000s, e.g. if FireWire was still a thing it would have to be FireWire 120000 to compete with Thunderbolt 5 speeds
Yet today’s application software is mostly very, very bad
LESSON 3: How does tech solve problems? Mostly, it doesn’t.
LESSON 4: Beware of tech solutionism.
Look I'm mostly not saying coding agents are good or bad (they're both, it's too complex to sum up as one or the other, and even on net, that's tough) but it sure is interesting how the really bad economics of so many parts of the tech industry are shaken up by it and definitely not all for the worse.
LESSON 10: People are amazing.
LESSON 11: How does tech solve problems? Mostly, it doesn’t. BUT… When we do it right, tech •can• help people solve problems.