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Why?
Because they are a communist country aligned with Russia.
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How did Palantir break in? What's preventing a Canadian competitor from doing the same?
Lack of investment probably. No one is investing in Canadian companies. A stupid amount of Canadian investment is in America or overseas, very little is domestic
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> least worst super power in terms of imprisoning minorities It's amazing how fast everyone forgot about Xinjiang. These things don't stop simply because journalists get bored.
>It's amazing how fast everyone forgot about Xinjiang. These things don't stop simply because journalists get bored. Havent forgotten. Its not that China got better, its that its competitors got worse.
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Because govtech is notoriously difficult to break in to.
How did Palantir break in? What's preventing a Canadian competitor from doing the same?
Government procurement takes a lot of time to see through to completion; Palantir is not a new company, they're over 20 years old now. To succeed you also need money for lobbyists; regardless of what you feel of them they are a necessary part of the system. Also at the government level, especially at the level of federal governments, you are competing with Oracle, IBM, and other similarly large companies which is difficult to do if you are a new, small company.
I mean no public strategy should include secret bills, Palantir or no Palantir. If you're idealogically opposed to Palantir, how will a home-grown Palantir help? It would likely do the same things Palantir does but with a Canadian Alex Karp
There likely isn't a Canadian Alex Karp. Karp is a unique byproduct of American culture. The specific brand of arrogance, hunger for war, and callous disregard for human life, all in service of a right wing ideological project, is simply not as present in Canada because Canada is a middle power with more liberal values who prefer diplomacy over war.
Granted, America's been leading on encouraging the worse angels of our nature for the last, what, 70 years? But these personalities exist everywhere.
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>It's amazing how fast everyone forgot about Xinjiang. These things don't stop simply because journalists get bored. Havent forgotten. Its not that China got better, its that its competitors got worse.
Worse to the level of Xinjian?
For example, it's okay to butcher 160 Iranian school girls because Iran just butchered 100,000 innocent protestors in a single day (trust me bro).
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are you seriously believe in that? when was last time they produced a model, that is at least in top 20?
You know Palantir is not an LLM company, right? Their core product is just data integration systems.