Thanks for another informative video, however, it makes me baffled Alex keeps talking about Palantir’s nascent sales team. It’s been well over a year since they’ve invested in expanding their sales force and it doesn’t seem like a good use of their talent if software developers are involved in a lot of the sales process. They had to bring a lot of their team from Europe to help with the product demand here and I thought it was great problem to have. But, the more I’ve reflected on it the more I was concerned they are pulling resources from development and why hasn’t the salesforce taken more off the their hands. Maybe I’m missing something and don’t know all the machinations. Palantir is fortunate to have someone like you spreading the Palantir gospel in an easily digestible way.
Thanks code. You're great at breaking down the why. Eyes glazed over in the first bit, I'm not a dev, but the funnel breakdown was helpful for me. Great teacher - glad you're back contributing to the Palantir community. Thanks!
Hey awesome take, that’s what we all want as investors. However, this undoubtedly opens up the company to proprietary information leakages. I compare this scenario with let’s say early days of Nvidia’s CUDA (correct me if I’m wrong, I’m no techy). How was Nvidia able to cultivate such a rich supply of CUDA developers, while at the same time not divulging too many secrets so as to remain as the gatekeeper of its graphics processing/parrallel computing realm? And could this be achievable given Palantir’s business process and technology structures?
I have listened to everything, positive and critical, Codestrap has had to say about Palantir and he played no small part in my developing thesis and conviction. The sales funnel discussion beginning at 3:55 is quite literally Palantir executing on the thing he has been beating the drum on from the beginning. Conviction just grew stronger!! Thanks Code
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Thanks for another informative video, however, it makes me baffled Alex keeps talking about Palantir’s nascent sales team. It’s been well over a year since they’ve invested in expanding their sales force and it doesn’t seem like a good use of their talent if software developers are involved in a lot of the sales process. They had to bring a lot of their team from Europe to help with the product demand here and I thought it was great problem to have. But, the more I’ve reflected on it the more I was concerned they are pulling resources from development and why hasn’t the salesforce taken more off the their hands. Maybe I’m missing something and don’t know all the machinations. Palantir is fortunate to have someone like you spreading the Palantir gospel in an easily digestible way.
Thanks code. You're great at breaking down the why. Eyes glazed over in the first bit, I'm not a dev, but the funnel breakdown was helpful for me. Great teacher - glad you're back contributing to the Palantir community. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Looking forward to next episodes! Want to jump on this train before everybody does :D
Hey awesome take, that’s what we all want as investors. However, this undoubtedly opens up the company to proprietary information leakages. I compare this scenario with let’s say early days of Nvidia’s CUDA (correct me if I’m wrong, I’m no techy). How was Nvidia able to cultivate such a rich supply of CUDA developers, while at the same time not divulging too many secrets so as to remain as the gatekeeper of its graphics processing/parrallel computing realm? And could this be achievable given Palantir’s business process and technology structures?
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I have listened to everything, positive and critical, Codestrap has had to say about Palantir and he played no small part in my developing thesis and conviction. The sales funnel discussion beginning at 3:55 is quite literally Palantir executing on the thing he has been beating the drum on from the beginning. Conviction just grew stronger!! Thanks Code
Thank you!!!
I tried to sign up LATE for the Dev account but the verification email isn't getting to me. I'll keep trying I guess.
So if I understand correctly. Devs can now acces foundry’s and build things. Is that called open source ?
What level of coding experience would you say a person needs to have before they could take advantage of this?
Thanks!
This is actually pretty bad ass.
This is a big deal
Keep up the great work CodeStrap 🙏 much appreciated.
Love it, thank you for all you do spreading the good word of PLTR
Hoping we can touch on some streaming data too.
Thanks Code. This is super helpful!
so... is there a way for me as a developer to access foundry now or not?
Yes
@@codestrap8031 only if my company has access or is there finally public access to play around?