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I see. Thank you for that. I appreciate it. I guess it brought a few more questions to mind for me. As a customer of Palantir, am I responsible for creating th
by partisan 11y ago
I see. Thank you for that. I appreciate it. I guess it brought a few more questions to mind for me.
As a customer of Palantir, am I responsible for creating the document parsers that understand the relationships between entities or is their software able to recognize data types in the inputs automatically? Is the software generic or customized for each customer that comes in the door?
- BWStearns 11y agoI don't actually know. I never really went into the sausage making room on that one but I got the following impressions. Palantir seems to do the parsers though I didn't see any reason why the client couldn't other than not having programmers on staff (though there could be a training course and associated revenue! :p). Seems like they already had a ton of stuff built out of the box (people, phone numbers, buildings, etc) just because they're predictable since they had cute[0] little icons that were clearly designed as a collection, but it's not like I saw a clean build get set up. Seemed like there were varying degrees of customization available, but I never got to see how that was done (now I'm curious, wish I had bugged someone about it). [0] I know it's an odd description but I think it puts the right idea in your head. Look at the little desperado/mystery man icon: https://www.palantir.com/wp-assets/wp-content/static/techblog/2008/07/pg-timefilter.png https://www.palantir.com/wp-assets/wp-content/static/techblo...
- partisan 11y agoThanks again. That cleared it right up for me.