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Sorry, that isn't an FDE - by Ted Mabrey - Ted’s Substack
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The replicants take the form but not the function, and miss the soul
Sorry, that isn't an FDE The replicants take the form but not the function, and miss the soul Ted Mabrey Sep 20, 2024 176 10 20 Share One of Palantir’s secrets in the Zero to One sense of the word has been the FDE. We were criticized for a very long time for this approach to building and delivering software. This criticism was annoying in the moment but in a full accounting quite valuable for Palantir. The criticism created a chilling effect and resulting conformity in how software companies were built. The resulting dead zone gave us a two decade head start on building a software company that
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