> Palantir's secret weapon is the closeness and affinity to the DoD.

Is it a secret? I got an impression that it has been well known. How could you get any big number contracts without former secretaries or retired generals in your board or in your ‘consulting’ team?

Oh I am more than happy to tell people how I took down entire Google Cloud 11 years ago. I mean, of course to the level of details Google is comfortable with to share externally :)

No, sorry, I wouldn't buy EVs from any US company any more until they are matura enough that the model production surpasses at least Tesla Model S+X since released. Their reliability just suck. I don't want to waste my life again and again in those months-long waiting of service appointments, annoying issues every where and every day, hiring Lemon law lawyers and other BS.

Data points:

- one Model X

- one R1s

- My neighbor: one Model X, one R1t

- My collegemate: one Model X

Nice, now you can dd it to your boot sector and ... Wait, it is 2026, there are 1000 ways of booting and memory mapping on so-called unified ARM architecture @,@

These people are not going to take your job, the people who uses tools smartly while having the knowledge and experience in highly reliable distributed systems are. If human in the loop is not required any more, nobody is going to keep their job.