Data practitioner points to interview on socio-technical incentives and knowledge engineering
juansequeda · x · 2026-11-01
Data practitioner Juan Sequeda shares an interview he says captures his long-standing argument: data work must focus on the socio-technical layer, particularly incentives and knowledge engineering.
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