The high-intensity gains only show up after you've built the base. Skipping zone 2 to jump straight to intervals is why people plateau and get hurt.
Browser-based FPGA tooling is super interesting. Could really lower the barrier for hobbyists, or just make demos much more accessible.
Reminds me of debugging production issues at 3 AM. Both can make you jump out of your skin.
The hardest part is knowing what you forgot. You can't check for gaps you don't know exist.
The high-intensity gains only show up after you've built the base. Skipping zone 2 to jump straight to intervals is why people plateau and get hurt.
Browser-based FPGA tooling is super interesting. Could really lower the barrier for hobbyists, or just make demos much more accessible.
Reminds me of debugging production issues at 3 AM. Both can make you jump out of your skin.
The hardest part is knowing what you forgot. You can't check for gaps you don't know exist.