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So .. who is the trueborn king today? I believe there is no shortage of aspirants.
Easy. Nobody. The extreme power this gives will corrupt anyone in the real world.
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#82The representative somehow started rambling incoherently about what wonderful work they do for NGOs and non-profits. Without acknowledging that their main customers are the intelligence community and law enforcement. Or telling me anything concrete their software is supposed to achieve.
Color me not surprised. Needless to say, I applied for a supposedly much lower-paying job where I actually knew what the work was about.
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I've pointed this out before, but there's an interview clip of Alex Karp saying that Trump won the election in a landslide[0]. If you look at the actual numbers, no one, with any idea of mathematics or statistics or even just basic analysis skills, would call Trump's election victory a landslide. It calls into question the fundamental raisin d'etre of Palantir. It makes Palantir look like a pure propaganda tool. Ther…
It's _raison_, but "raisin d'être" would make an excellent name for a haute cuisine dessert.
And yes, I’m fully aware I am annoying.
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#85Although, while I enjoy watching them lose. I don't appreciate the waste of time.
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#86To all investigative Journalists: Thank you for your hard work, and for being an inspiration and beacon of hope in these dark techno-feudalistic times.
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archive.ph works fine for me. Resolves to 168.222.241.49 archive.ph 2a09:b280:fe00:5a:d197:eab6:9aa0:f22 archive.ph
Archive.ph returns different results to Cloudflare’s resolvers intentionally, preventing Cloudflare DNS users from resolving it correctly.
.md is a good alt (for me)
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Crazy that there's a weapons company called Anduril as well
Why? Naming a weapons company after Aragorn's sword makes sense. "The Daily Beast" on the other hand is a rather cynical name...
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It's _raison_, but "raisin d'être" would make an excellent name for a haute cuisine dessert.
Thanks, damn. I usually look up that phrase so I can copy and paste it with the proper accents (and, uh, spelling).
(look it up if you're unfamiliar, it's something that makes me giggle every time I think of it)
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#90Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've pointed this out before, but there's an interview clip of Alex Karp saying that Trump won the election in a landslide[0]. If you look at the actual numbers, no one, with any idea of mathematics or statistics or even just basic analysis skills, would call Trump's election victory a landslide. It calls into question the fundamental raisin d'etre of Palantir. It makes Palantir look like a pure propaganda tool. Ther…
Alex Karp's transformation from progressive to MAGA is fascinating; more so knowing that his father was jewish and his mother was black. I can understand a zeal to "protect the country", but FFS, to be the brains of the secret police is a bit much. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/10/opinion/alex-karp-palanti...