What if the product pipeline is moving so fast you’ve lost the time to defend what you’re actually building? Technologi…
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What if the product pipeline is moving so fast you’ve lost the time to defend what you’re actually building? Technologist Harper Reed calls it “conviction collapse.” On June 10, he joins Tim O'Reilly to discuss why creativity, serendipity, and embracing the weird might be the real path forward—and what it means when software stops being a product and starts being a medium of expression. Register here:
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