Deploying Full Spectrum AI in Days: How AIP Bootcamps Work
Head of Global Commercial Ted Mabrey shares early learnings on why Palantir’s partners find AIP Bootcamps so effective
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How’s the stock market?
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That article was a farrago of marketing buzzwords. The boot camps are what I said.Deploying Full Spectrum AI in Days: How AIP Bootcamps Work
Head of Global Commercial Ted Mabrey shares early learnings on why Palantir’s partners find AIP Bootcamps so effective
For the record, Palantir seems to have solid net revenues, but it's 100% government since large corporations such as big banks are also part of the government. Due to the difficulty and obscurity of the product, it seems like it will have trouble scaling even if they spend more money educating the customer. The result was missed forecasts in 2023. Palantir's P/E ratio seems delusional.
Palantir Technologies Revenues: How Does PLTR Make Money? | Trefis
How PLTR makes money, PLTR sources of revenue, PLTR revenues
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Edit: yikes. Judging by the abysmal net profits, this is a low-margin business - it's basically a consulting company.
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From the above articleThat article was a farrago of marketing buzzwords. The boot camps are what I said.
For the record, Palantir seems to have solid net revenues, but it's 100% government since large corporations such as big banks are also part of the government. Due to the difficulty and obscurity of the product, it seems like it will have trouble scaling even if they spend more money educating the customer. The result was missed forecasts in 2023. Palantir's P/E ratio seems delusional.
Palantir Technologies Revenues: How Does PLTR Make Money? | Trefis
How PLTR makes money, PLTR sources of revenue, PLTR revenues
Edit: yikes. Judging by the abysmal net profits, this is a low-margin business - it's basically a consulting company.
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You made me think of “solutions architects“.
deploy the software, train the staff how to use it, hope they renew annually.
Not that it can’t be profitable but it seems thats what they are. its like financial software applied to unstructured data. Imo, that has a high potential for garbage in garbage out and that’s where their customer training is essential.
since they are now boot camping their clients, it would seem garbage in garbage out is already a problem.
Judge blocked Elon's $50b compensation package.
That's an obscene amount of cash. I've never heard of any compensation package over about $500m and that seems pretty rare. But $50 billion... goddamn.
That's an obscene amount of cash. I've never heard of any compensation package over about $500m and that seems pretty rare. But $50 billion... goddamn.
Im of the opinion they have badass software myself bc of their previous experiences working with the military
Palantir Awarded $463M USSOCOM AI Contract
Palantir secures $463M USSOCOM contract for Artificial Intelligence-driven solutions expanding work it has performed over the past decade
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As I understand it, their boot camps are an opportunity for them to show clients what they can do for them by building a ground up solution over the course of the boot camp while at the same time incorporating what they learn from prospective clients data, wants and needs etc into future iterations of their products
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This one gives you more insights into tech layoffs:
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Latest layoffs across big tech, tech unicorns, and startups. So far in 2024, there have been 680 layoffs at tech companies with 157,089 people impacted (831 people per day). In 2023, there were 1,535 layoffs at tech companies with 241,176 people impacted.
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Regional banks taking a beating again. More trouble in that sector with NY Community Bankcorp leading the way. Down almost 50% in two days.
TSLA sliding again with poor outlook for long term. Nearly my entire stock watchlist is in the red today.
TSLA sliding again with poor outlook for long term. Nearly my entire stock watchlist is in the red today.
If TSLA gets to around $125, I'd sell some of my SMCI to buy some.
Worth keeping an eye on?
I'm also hoping for sub 150.
Interesting (or not), Elon is pissed Delaware judge blocked his $56b compensation. So Elon tweets a poll. Should TSLA move incorporation from Delaware to Texas? Poll said yes, so he announced today that will happen. Lol
Which EV narrative to believe though? EV hype dying? Rest of auto makers catching up fast? People realizing 10 year battery life sucks? Everyone who wanted an EV has one, so sales will drop off?
Toyota says fuck EVs and still going hybrid. Will they prove TSLA wrong?
The US car market is big enough that the manufacturers will weigh sales vs regulations, but it probably still depends a fair bit on what Yurop and Asia do. Basically every motorcycle smaller than the 650 twins and 600 supersports is built to absolutely max out Euro A2 regulations, and the smaller-displacement bikes in the US get whatever hits the A1/A2 marks across the pond.
Elon was stocked when the corpowhores in Delaware did his bidding and now he's not stocked when a shareholder(s) says LOL you are butt buddies with the board or LOL you, an individual, vs Twitter the business entity = corporations are not people and people lose LOL u loose.
It's not like he picked Delaware for any reason other than taxation/corporate friendliness.
I don't know how sensible this (theoretical) move would be but will comment anyway
Texas has kind of high taxes in some regards (to make up for no state income tax?).....my sister in Dallas pays more property tax than I do in San Francisco, and the combined state/local sales tax is on par with SF (and higher than other parts of the Bay Area). The bro-in-law has mentioned Texas lack of corporate taxing but hasn't said much about Texas's gross receipts tax they levy.
I mean, there is a reason why companies chose Delaware to incorporate.......but then again, Musk runs companies, so he likely knows all about making choices that are good for the shareholders.
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Somewhere on this thread In 2020 I suggested MCK. It. was about 150 at the time.
Today it is 499.35 Pay attention losers.
Today it is 499.35 Pay attention losers.
