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Fitzpatrick: Belief that synthetic data replaces human feedback is wrong
“Look, I think the biggest one is just the view that synthetic data will take over, and you just will not need human feedback.”
Fitzpatrick: Out-of-the-box enterprise software has always been a lie
“I think you could kind of argue that out of the box software has always been a lie to some degree. Ah, it's a weird thing to say, but they always had a ton of configuration and they just dressed it up to some degree.”
Fitzpatrick: Palantir uniquely foresaw the necessity of forward-deployed engineering
“I think I call out Palantir because I think they realized 10 years before the rest of the kind of tech market that forward-deployed engineering and customization would be important, and I think that was a very countercultural leap at the time. You know, I, cau…”
Fitzpatrick: AI data labeling figures are actual revenue, not GMV
“I think it is revenue. I think that your, the rate you get on every project is different. The margin you make on every project is different. So I do think it is revenue”