Looking at this blog post, and the history of blog posts from this blog on HN - Goedecke apparently assumes his audience is VP's and CTO's. Goedkecke doesn't quite write the anodyne sound bites that Seth Godin does, but neither does he write anything of engineering use, just vocabulary explainers for people who want to know kind of what their tech leads and line managers are talking about.
turtleyacht•47m ago
It's disconcerting most of the time. I follow the technical line of reasoning, and then it goes off into a kind of uncomfortable place.
Deferring to their experience, but thinking, "Is this what winning is?" And wondering if that is the natural endpoint of progression.
bediger4000•54m ago
turtleyacht•47m ago
Deferring to their experience, but thinking, "Is this what winning is?" And wondering if that is the natural endpoint of progression.