Andy Renfrew

SOCOM has a commercial solutions opening for Innovative Technologies. USSOCOM Future Operating Environments, missions sets, and Capabilities and Planning Guidance, in addition to other strategic documents and partner collaboration products, obtaining innovative methods and new capabilities for market research is critical to understand the state of foreign and domestic commercial, academic and government ability to meet SOF concept, capability, and technology interest areas. Additionally, creative products are required to facilitate newcomer onboarding, storytelling, leadership engagement, and better‐informed decision-making in the dynamic SOF environment. It is anticipated that these will come in the form of videos, computer graphics, storyboards, visual art and other media, or other new innovative commercial methods, technologies, or services. A couple of the key areas of interest scream Palantir.

@PLTRs_Palantir OaaS…

$PLTR Received another exercise option for their VA contract. $5.1M, a total of $16.6M. in about a 2-week span.

I’ve seen alot of SOCOM related Palantir opportunities, from just 2 weeks ago I posted: Naval Special Warfare Command & SOCOM are seeking a Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) Area of Interest 1: “UxS as a Service” Solution (unmanned service). The Government is pursuing solutions to create a collaborative environment for continuous innovation by using what can broadly be described as a subscription-based model, to include real-time, direct feedback for improvements and modifications, as well as regular updates/upgrades and training, maintenance, and spare parts support provided by the vendor (or “company”). THEY NEED AN ONTOLOGY The Government is open to UxS and UxSrelated systems of any size or military-applicable capability, to ensure a balanced, multi-domain portfolio, there is a particular interest in expanding the range of available undersea systems. Solutions under this AOI should provide the Government a listing or description of all available UxS and UxS-related products, including but not limited to, complete UxS systems (such as tethered and non-tethered Unmanned Undersea Vehicles) (SAILDRONE?), platforms, payloads, communications and data transfer equipment, software and AI options, PED systems, Command and Control (C2) software and AI. MAVEN ANYONE? UxS attachments or payloads, launch and recovery systems or integration, pieces and parts, mission planning software or AI, etc. UxS 3 and related products should be offered at the cheapest reliable price and most readily available (for speed of acquisition) to support the “consumable” UxS approach. Part 1 Submissions due April 7th. It has that smell, that smelly smell. It smells like... PILI

The maven smart system has been nearly a decade in the making. It is model agnostic. NATO does not use Claude. Granted the system is designed for the battlefield it’s been deployed for off the battlefield as well. I wonder why that doesn’t get discussed? Maven was used for hurricane Helene relief efforts as well as humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza. Im certain it will be used in Hawaii due to their recent events. But nope. Not a peep. Clickbait cucks focusing only on clickbait nonsense that are full of half truths and lies.

@KevinMark SeatForce…

At least he’s honest. It’s Salesforce not Engineerforce after all.

@KevinMark @eliano Quarter miles are such a drag…

@eliano More country miles, less quarter miles

Stick-shift Sunday drive kinda day.

@amitisinvesting @wintrgrnbuffalo And for years people thought in app purchases were a scam…

first time I ever vibe coded something today basic website to centralize information around the channel, meetups, etc. in one place but it took an hour…and I didn’t see one line of code at some point I even yelled at Claude to fix a mistake that kept popping up and it was then fixed…felt like a product manager yelling at an engineer lol imagining use cases for the enterprise with this tech makes you realize how early we are… i pay $20/month but if it said I had ran out of credits…I would have no choice but to buy more, there’s no way I wouldn’t have which explains why the foundation model companies are growing so quick, especially with the coding usecase all of it flows back to $NVDA and the semis… macro is holding everything down but this trend is not going backwards…we are going higher website below ⬇️

@KevinMark Clutch.,,

@hyperindexed I loved it…

Maybe my favorite piece of writing by Dr. Karp

@chadwahl @DailyPalantir @Starbuccaneers And a table right up front at that. On both sides…

@Starbuccaneers Confirmed: seat at the table

$PLTR 👀 Karp sighted

@mikepat711 SiriUs It takes a village…

I asked my girlfriend if she was serious about something, and seconds later Siri asked me to repeat what I said. What a fucking stupid AI.

when you have to protest Palantir at noon and then sign the Declaration of Independence by dusk

@mikepat711 @BrettKrieger12 And this while nuclear fusion remains unharnessed…

@BrettKrieger12 Yep!

Alright here you go fuckers. I split it

@chadwahl 🇺🇸 💪

Packed cohort in our latest Palantir American Tech Fellowship on a Saturday morning. Non-programmers by trade, learning to use AI to improve their lives and businesses. These are the next generation of AI-enabled builders, building on the Foundry and AIP stack. 🚀

Palantir co-founder and CEO Alex Karp wrote an opinion piece about his time with the late Jürgen Habermas in this weekend’s @POLITICOMag politico.com/news/magazine/…

@ondrejslunecko First rate Ondrej - well done, really well done…

Read this to understand what makes a great investment x.com/ondrejslunecko…

This is perhaps the best yet from Ondrej - perhaps it reflects the distilled frame of reference of my business grounding, but the contrast it sketches and the tenants it promotes, define both the pursuit and scrutiny of any business - I learned it this way, and I’m sure Ondrej would not object to this title: “Business is a matter of margins, not revenue.”

"It's David's slingshot in a world where the Chinese Goliath has been this giant sucking sound of American prosperity." Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar on AI, workers, and reindustrialization: "There is an opportunity to give the American worker superpowers with AI." "I think the great lie of globalization is that we can do the innovation over here and we're gonna have the production go over there." "Innovation is a consequence of productivity. If you don't make the thing you can't innovate on how you make the thing and what the thing is." "We used to think WuXi was just some cheap set of pipetting arms for contract pharmaceutical research. And now 50% of all clinical trials are being done in China." "I think we should view this as a national emergency and a national opportunity around AI." @ssankar @PalantirTech