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automation
...across government, which is we do everything in this very, very bespoke way. So it used to be over 5,000 different back end systems, including accounting systems just within the DoD. I don't think that number has gone down that much. How do you get s
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Like, in other words, if you're hiring for a programmer, like, you would kind of want a programmer to evaluate that person. But programmers are not allowed to evaluate the person again in 90% of these cases because they might introduce bias. And it's
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...a huge amount of government is very good about adding things to the plate, and they're very bad about actually ever taking anything off. So every time something new comes down from congress, we add, you know, thousands of more people, we add stuff to
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...that the government websites have like a time limit. That's exactly right because they're using old private servers, contracts from thirty years ago, and so if you want to talk about, you know, true efficiency, it's nowhere close to the leading edge
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...government be. But more importantly, the number of people
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...And that is actually a radical change from how government used to work. It used to love to build internally. That was sort of the thesis is we need tanks and battleships and we can get those from the private sector. We actually like to build our own
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