$ gh auth login
$ gh repo list 18f --limit 4000 | while read -r repo _; do
gh repo clone "$repo" "$repo"
done gh repo list usds --limit 9999 --json sshUrl | jq -r '.[].sshUrl' | xargs -n1 git clone
18F, 37GB, 1,213 repos: gh repo list 18F --limit 9999 --json sshUrl | jq -r '.[].sshUrl' | xargs -n1 git clone
I'm worries git lfs will be too large.TLDR; they are removing woke content and functionality, e.g. related to DEI
https://fedscoop.com/gsa-shutters-18f-possibly-leaving-agenc...
Probably best to fork or archive the repos. Wouldn’t be surprised if it gets nuked/erased by next week
The USSR’s apparatchiks (their DOGE equivalent) were not fond of people who would point out errors their claims, either, because errors damaged the impression of the party as the source of truth.
But sure, money isn't everything, maybe he's going to destroy some bureaucrats who annoyed him, or who he imagines annoyed him, or who symbolically represent some annoying idea. It doesn't really matter why, American voters apparently weren't even capable of imagining why it might be a bad idea - which isn't great, but the American system of government is especially ill-suited to solving this sort of problem which compounds that.
Elon sees the rest of us as stepping stones to his long-term goals.
There are tons of non-obvious concerns: Starlink is in the news with the special FAA contract (part of why they want control of the GSA is that Starlink isn’t on the general Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract, making it harder for agencies to buy) but it even includes things like whether the FTC regulates or other parts of the government subsidize Bitcoin since a big chunk of Tesla’s reported profits come from unrealized Bitcoin gains.
Also, if what you say is true then he surely won’t suggest that the US federal departments use X AI, right? Riiiiight????
[1] https://www.lemonde.fr/en/economy/article/2025/02/27/elon-mu...
AI generated code is not that accurate or reliable. Maybe in several years if future LLM releases are less disappointing than ChatGPT 4.5…
And it’s corrupt as hell if the US feds are going to be mandated to use an AI owned by the employee who is blindly chainsawing all of the institutional knowledge anywhere near the US government.
Currently, yes, AIs don't replace humans for code. AI only empowers the human to discover approaches that could help.