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I worked there, the compensation was best in the industry, I worked on infrastructure that billions of people depended on, and in a very small way increased sec
by influx 4y ago
I worked there, the compensation was best in the industry, I worked on infrastructure that billions of people depended on, and in a very small way increased security and privacy. I'm proud of that work, and the people I worked with were awesome.
- scarface74 4y agoLet’s call it what is, any adTech company is diametrically opposed to increasing user privacy.
- influx 4y agoYou have no idea what I worked on, yet you're quite confident that it didn't increase security or privacy. Ok.
- scarface74 4y agoYour ultimate goal was to help an adTech company. Everything anyone does is ultimately in service of that.
- amrocha 4y agoOnce I had a manager justify his employment at Palantir by saying he helped troops detect and avoid landmines. Well cool, they still murdered people after getting past the minefield though.
- dannydowonahn1 4y agoSo your take is...soldiers should die to landmines?
- amrocha 4y agoMy take is to think about what your work accomplishes beyond the surface level.
- influx 4y agoSo do you believe soldiers in Ukraine are “murdering” Russians?
- amrocha 4y agoYeah they are. The Russian soldiers most likely didn't ask to be there either. Obviously a rock and a hard place for Ukrainians. That being said, Palantir's business with the US government dwarfs any they might have with the Ukrainian army. And last I checked the US is in the business of murdering brown people.