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I think he's referring to some people's inability to balance technical issues and product commitments (deadlines). Focusing solely on the means and disregardin

I think he's referring to some people's inability to balance technical issues and product commitments (deadlines). Focusing solely on the means and disregarding the ends is a good way to not deliver anything useful. Most times, things need to be good enough, not technically perfect...

diminoten 13y ago
> Most times, things need to be good enough, not technically perfect... This sentence means almost literally nothing, given how varied both "good enough" and "technically perfect" definitions are for each developer.