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Leaked Palantir Doc Reveals Uses, Specific Functions and Key Clients

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Re: Leaked Palantir Doc Reveals Uses, Specific Functions and Key Clients

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being lax with vetting has cost TLA's a lot but then police forces are second tier players. And the actual codfiying isnt hard it undersatning the domain problem and how to apply the verious tools. Having engineers that will want to work in this area and can pass the citizenship requirements is harder back in the day in the UK noprmaly all 4 gradparents had to be citizens from birth for DV (TS)

Dismissing coding from being "difficult" makes sense to most of us on HN that are somewhat competent. However, most of us haven't experienced truly terrible programmers that are very commonplace in big corporate and government shops (this is changing as we finally start adopting platforms at least semi-interested programmers pick instead of "I need a job" programmer types). At a point, if your engineers are so slow a…

Unfortunetly I have :-( I used to work in house as a consultant for a big publisher and unfortuntly most of the devlopers wher in the lower two quartiles and required a rediculous amount of handholding.

BTW I was "banned" from writing any code that would go into production as a condition of my director being allowed to employ me.-

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