The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Instance of the LinkedIn Blue Pencil Steele says: Yesterday I was censored by LinkedIn when I tried to post a story [by someone else] on “The Madness of Queen Hillary.” Coming as it does in the aftermath of Google manipulating both search and spam results in favor of Hillary Clinton, Facebook blocking YouTubes from Alex …
None of the candidates have a coherent national policy matrix in part because they don’t want one — their staffs are not designed to actually create coherent national policy that addresses all threats and needs in the context of a grand strategy on one side and a balanced budget on the other. What we have …
A Famed Hacker Is Grading Thousands of Programs — and May Revolutionize Software in the Process Bottom line up front: Firefox and Microsoft suck.
Dissing the GOOG: After 15 Years, the Halo Tarnishes From my perspective, the search giant turned Leonardo can envision with the best mankind has offered. The challenge seems to be finding a way to keep the online advertising machine pumping money. I read “Is the Online Advertising Bubble Finally Starting to Pop?” This is an …
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Inside Palantir, Silicon Valley’s Most Secretive Company A cache of internal documents shows that despite growing revenue, Palantir has lost top-tier clients, is struggling to stem staff departures, and isn’t collecting most of the money it touts in high-value deals. SHORT URL: http://tinyurl.com/Palantir-Gone
ROBERT STEELE: The last person that impressed me this much went from being a Marine Corps major to an SES at NASA working directly for Paul Strassmann, one of my heroes. I brought him to Paul’s attention and Paul later said thank you, the individual I recommended was priceless. I feel the same way about …
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Getting dirty with open source databases “We have been forced to look elsewhere because it’s not economical. If I want to do some serious number-crunching, I’m not going to spend £60,000 for a box when I can get something like MySQL with zero licensing costs and which pretty much does the same thing. It might …
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