Moujave
Notes
Notes on technology, building, running, maps and the small decisions that make projects and routines easier to keep.

Recent notes
- Simple systems beat impressive systemsWhy understandable systems usually create more value than complicated systems built to look sophisticated.
- A backup is not real until the restore worksWhy backup success messages are incomplete without tested recovery, useful evidence and clear ownership.
- Turn a vague idea into a testable first versionA practical way to reduce an idea until it can be built, used and judged honestly.
- Maps are tools for curiosityHow maps can reveal possible routes, connections and questions instead of merely providing directions.
- Garmin has the data — the opportunity is better contextA positive look at how Garmin’s training, sleep and recovery information could become easier to interpret together.
- Strava as the record of an active lifeWhy routes, photos, activities and long-term history can become more meaningful than a daily performance feed.
- The benefits of Zone 2 workWhy controlled aerobic work is useful for building volume, supporting recovery and making harder sessions more sustainable.
- Mona FartlekThe classic Mona Fartlek structure, with fast efforts and controlled active-recovery floats.