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As much as the article conveys doubts to Karp's moral fortitude, at least one (former) engineer there is willing to speak his mind > He goes on to argue that e
by arh68 13y ago
As much as the article conveys doubts to Karp's moral fortitude, at least one (former) engineer there is willing to speak his mind
> He goes on to argue that even Palantir’s founders don’t quite understand the Palantiri seeing stones in The Lord of the Rings . Tolkien’s orbs, he points out, didn’t actually give their holders honest insights. "The Palantiri distort the truth," he says. And those who look into them, he adds, "only see what they want to see."
- CatMtKing 13y agoWith or without the palantiri, people see what they want to see. But it is a pretty good name for a data mining company.