I'm going to pompously refer to myself as a classically-trained programmer for now on, as my artisanal code-typing skills slide from techno-priesthood class membership marker to manual-steam-engine-operator-level shibboleth.
What if, after LLM subsidies go away, it turns out the markets actually were efficient and the cost of intelligence is the cost of an average engineer's salary?
One way to think about Palantir AIP: how do you treat the enterprise the way that developers treat code?
This requires a maximalist vision, where both humans and agents get more capable over time.
claude, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. do not make mistakes.