supongo

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   by supongo 9mo ago

   I've had some success in using Claude Code, with caveats. To give some context - I started developing a tactical RPG. I had an MVP prior to using Claude Code. I continued to work on the project, but lost motivation due to work burnout
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   by supongo 11mo ago

   I went to a DoD school from fourth grade until my second semester of 11th grade. After that, we moved to the U.S. We moved to a good school district in the U.S, so the quality of the education remained the same. The most startling differenc
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   by supongo 1y ago

   I should have been more specific. I understand the sustainment cost of weapon systems and the like - which, while still too costly, is partially justified. I was referring to the inflated cost the DoD pays for everyday items. I.E, having to
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   by supongo 1y ago

   Correct. The majority of "DoD waste" goes into expensive, overpriced purchases. DOGE villainized the average federal employee rather than addressing the true waste - overpaying Defense Contractors.
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   by supongo 1y ago

   I apologize in advance for not giving exact numbers - I'd rather not tie my posts to specific programs in the unlikely case that someone I work with reads my posts. We received a quote containing two lines: "Hardware Cost - xx mil
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   by supongo 1y ago

   I'm a federal employee, working as a software engineer for the Department of Defense on embedded systems which are used on aircraft. The first few months of DOGE were complete chaos. The senior executive service received conflicting in