Jim WrinkleApr 24
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Palantir Employees Are Starting to Wonder If They're the Bad Guys

https://lemmy.bestiver.se/post/1065818

Palantir Employees Are Starting to Wonder If They're the Bad Guys - Lemmy: Bestiverse

Comments [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47878633]

Apr 23 at 5:50pmWeb
Show threadTheOSINTguyApr 23
This one is a good read, wish there was a good way to camouflage my license plate from these readers.
Show threadrounding_errorApr 23

There are adversarial ML patterns to do this, but it is quite illegal

Source: Benn Jordan

Show threadsobchakApr 24
And as he mentioned in the video, it would eventually just make them better when they add the adversarial examples into their training set.
Show threadmerdaverseApr 23
Show threadhenfredemarsApr 23
I interviewed with them once. I’m so glad I didn’t get the job.
Show threadquick_snailApr 24

How did you make it that far??

Their recruiters sent me an email, and I sure as fuck didn’t want anything to do with them.

Show threadhenfredemarsApr 24
Honestly? I was part of another recruiting org that was trying to place me. They sent me to interview because I supposedly had the right technical skills. I did three interviews with different protective employers and I just kind of gave up on the skills org.
Show threadTacoButtPlugApr 23
big tech employees on whole tbh
Show threadobvsApr 23
It would be a real shame if one of them were to read this discussion and get the idea to do something like that guy in the toilet paper factory setting his workplace on fire.
Show threadquick_snailApr 24

Pretty sure they’re being paid very well.

And you can be sure that anyone who applied for them already doesn’t have a heart.

Show threadPostaLApr 24
I thought this was a title of an Onion article 😅
Show threadEtterraApr 24
Your company is evil and you should feel bad for working for them.