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But the idea that this is what's keeping Uber or AirBnB or Palantir from going public is ridiculous.

Wouldn't a much more valuable conversation be about the apparent-but-perhaps-not-actual uniqueness of what Palantir does?

Apparently in that comments section, the leaker was legit: > Palantir is trying to raise another ~400mm to finance their operations.

I found that there's a surprising number of companies that seem to intersect with Palantir on their competition matrix.

My question is: what does Palantir actually do to create so much value?

Of what relevance is it to the submission whether or not I personally find what Palantir does to be interesting?

I have heard of those - however, for the type of space that Palantir operates in, it is absolutely true.

Looking at Palantir only as a software company is incredibly misleading.

Why is Palantir special for having a GSA price list?

By that definition, Palantir is certainly a startup.

Actually, Palantir just raised a Series K...

I understand that people are giving Palantir a lot of money.

Palantir's software does help with the data exploration process, as their website examples and demos should show.

We don't need you to like Palantir, but we do need you to refrain from commenting disrespectfully here.

Palantir seems to push themselves out there as a two-product company with some sales-staff.