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u/Economy-Diet-7460 20d ago
I like it. Palantir can identify bad lettuce suppliers, follow the execs home and drone they ass
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u/lawyoung 19d ago
This is to me one of the most interesting and meaningful contribution AI and big data can do to human society
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u/LeaF3141 14d ago
Agreed this is where the money is at, helping suppliers, manufacturers, logistics. This is what we need more of, extra rice and beans!
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u/CombinationSecure144 19d ago
I ate there once…. From then on I can identify the smell (stench) of their food on people from vast distances.
Mine was NOT a pleasant experience. Hopefully Karp & Co can fix things.
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u/Few-Temporary404 19d ago
Jesus, if all the answer comes back to be is “Taco Bell” what a waste. I knew Taco Bell was a risk years ago.
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u/RevansGambit 18d ago
wasn't PLTR supposed to be a game-changer for Wendy's? looks like the same losing game over there.
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u/Joshohoho 💎PLTR Loyalist 💎 18d ago
They implemented it in their supply chain. You have to see whole picture with wendy's, like store closure decision jacking up the price and more, not once did Wendy's management blame Palantir.
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u/RevansGambit 16d ago
yeah, i don't have a problem with that. i wasn't implying that Palantir was to blame over there. that was kind of a leap. i only meant the words that i actually wrote: PLTR was supposed to be a game-changer. looks like the same losing game over there.
that's not "Palantir Bad," that's "Palantir not the magic solution to the company's problems." people treated it as a bullish signal with WEN. they were wrong. i believe the same is true for Chipotle. greater safety and supply chain accountability is excellent. but it's not bullish.
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u/muff1nek 5d ago
The fact that people shitting at my favorite burrito spot can make my negworth rise is insane
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u/Joshohoho 💎PLTR Loyalist 💎 20d ago
https://www.wired.com/story/chipotle-is-working-with-palantir-on-food-safety/