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Oh my god, what the hell is that thing! For all that money, they couldn't have hired a product management/design team?

• ethanbond 11y ago
  Note the timestamp on the video... their products look sweet now.
  • freyr 11y ago
    > Ethan Bond > Palantir, Product Designer; Starting June 2016, New York City, NY I realize you're not technically a Palantir employee quite yet, but there's definitely the opportunity for bias here.
    • ethanbond 11y ago
      Yes, true. I removed the claim re: the quality of the team, hopefully it's a bit less misleading.
      • gaius 11y ago
        By the way, if Palantir's product actually works, your manager already knows you're talking about them.
        • ethanbond 11y ago
          That wasn't the concern. I said the team is very good relative to my experience at other places. They know that I like 'em already, don't worry ;)
  • jnpatel 11y ago
    Do you have any recent pictures of the products?
    • ethanbond 11y ago
      You can find some public stuff here: https://dribbble.com/palantir https://dribbble.com/palantir I don't have anything else to point you to unfortunately.
      • bane 11y ago
        Looks like the web-based client work has finally started to produce a client. Nice work!
      • bhaumik 11y ago
        live example: http://www.cartercenter.org/syria-conflict-map/ http://www.cartercenter.org/syria-conflict-map/
      • Griever 11y ago
        I have to say, this does look pretty clean. Well done!
    • pinwale 11y ago
      Here is a live version of a [Palantir product for the Carter Center](http://www.cartercenter.org/syria-conflict-map/ http://www.cartercenter.org/syria-conflict-map/). I'd say it looks quite nice for a digital map.