Alex Karp Compares Palantir to Snowflake

[@frazierkok5795]

The best of a non answer

[@johntaylor2683]

I like the concept, a core kernel, with modules as required by each customer, with salesperson(s) describing what a full stack replacing some 'entrenched' product(s) could look like.

[@jeremycheong8036]

Core kernel? You mean palantir being an os in itself? Sorry I just assumed that palantir is build upon our off the shelf OS.

[@k3nutube]

How about a comparison with Databricks?

[@stevegoodman7561]

This comes as close to Alex Karp giving a straight answer to any question I've heard. Not super close, close enough for me to understand the relationship between the question and the answer anyway. Watch it, Alex. You're slipping.

[@doomshallot4203]

PALANTIR TO THE MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lucasjohnson9729]

Doom we meet again! Good to see you :)

[@truegreenbeard7874]

Seems like Karp may have switched from caffeine to ginseng. Calmer more coherent and in command but also somehow more Jewish. When was this from?

[@nickname8668]

Still smoke and mirrors

[@duenow1]

love palantir but this is a BS answer. come on Alex. if you can't answer this question in a simple and easy way, you guys need to do better

[@nickname8668]

They simply cannot. But there is a simple answer to that question: “we are just a IT support/consulting company who use some machine learning algorithm that existed for decades”

[@gaoshikui88]

What a joke of an answer