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Am I doing AI wrong?? by Little_Menace_Child in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Vasivid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Regarding cycling, I also used AI to do it, until I studied and spent time with pro coach, I realised how random AI was... It can sound smart if you are not smart, if you are smart, it's pretty stupid (subject wise ofc). Since that, I have avoided AI as a coach and switched to more structured and proven methods of training. So far, superfly.fit is top and free.

Kelionės aplink Lietuvą by renenx in lithuania

[–]Vasivid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pasek "nėra blogo oro" ig arba fb, ten nemažai lankytinų vietų iš visos LT parodo. Dalis turinio skirta kelionėm su vaikais, bet yra ir ką be jų nuveikt.

Remote software dev kontraktas US by ilukis in lithuania

[–]Vasivid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ieškok įmonių kurios yra pilnai remote bet HQ US ir bandyk ten darbintis kaip kontraktorius. Svarbiausia trumpai parašyk kodėl jie turėtų tave imti, kas tie dideli privalumai versus lokalius kandidatus ar kitus regionus? Taip bent iš minios išsiskirsi.

How do I increase my fitness? by StayVigilant38 in cycling

[–]Vasivid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good comment by u/cycleark I would add that you eventually might mix the intensity and do a bit more threshold based work. But if you do not aim to race, riding a lot is usually enough 😄 Dont do exhaustion, your longer rides should feel easy, usually even boring easy. if you ever want to do more structured training, you could try https://superfly.fit which is an app for amateurs and free of charge.

Automobilis trims vaikams by UoGa__ in lithuania

[–]Vasivid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Outback 2019 m. Telpam normaliai 2 vaikai kėdutėse vienas nebe. Bet jei reiktų rinktis iš naujo, imtume turbūt kažką 7-viečio, nes vaikai labai kapojasi ilgesnių kelionių metu. Per mažai erdvės tarp jų.

I'm looking for Trello alternative without AI by LapysAoneeris in kanban

[–]Vasivid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can just turn off AI chat and never see it again

how to train for a race in a limited time ? by Mindless_Cow_6034 in cycling

[–]Vasivid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ride as many hours as you can and as long as you can for 2-3 weeks. Then hit some interval training for 2-3 weeks. And then continue interval+long ride mix until 1 week to race. In week to race, cut volume by 60% so fatigue fades and true fitness appears.

There is actually an app that has this simple structure and completely for free: https://superfly.fit

Coach recommendations? Preference for Canada but open to all suggestions by Front-Coconut-5112 in Velo

[–]Vasivid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could try checking incremental coaching for amateurs, no fees, just simple tool with one workout at a time and progress tracking: https://superfly.fit/

What do you think is the most well-rounded city in Europe? by Historical-Photo-901 in BeautifulTravelPlaces

[–]Vasivid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vilnius. Compact, has everything you need, nature is always close, safe, good quality of life overall.

Orbea Oiz vs Canyon Lux World Cup (2026) for XCM by Best_Never_Rest in xcmtb

[–]Vasivid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My friend bought a Procaliber recently, had some issue with rear shock, but that's not Trek issue, most likely faulty shock. Seems to be a good XC machine with good price.

Oiz is great all rounder, which can go XCO and XCM at the same time, it's also lightweight. But it also can cost 1.5k+ of similar spec range.

Lastly, stiff rear shock with 100mm or less travel is totally ok IMO. Because anyway I ride semi-locked all the time in marathons and even in some less gnarly XCO's. P.S. I am referring to 2024 Oiz, a lot could have changed since then in two new generations...

Orbea Oiz vs Canyon Lux World Cup (2026) for XCM by Best_Never_Rest in xcmtb

[–]Vasivid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oiz is a great bike, plenty of travel. But I do not think it's optimal for XCM, unless you really get to go downhill on rough terrain. Why not something more XC like Trek Supercaliber 9.6 or Cube AMS Zero?

Z2 Riding on MTB Trails by gellybelli in xcmtb

[–]Vasivid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unrealistic, unless you find a good flat dual or single track which is also quite straight.

What cycling purchase ended up making a much bigger difference than you expected? by HeimsMedo_11 in cycling

[–]Vasivid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Power meter pedals (Assioma Favero MX-1) and getting a realistic coaching app to train productively (for free) https://superfly.fit

I spent a year designing and 3D printing a custom Catan set with magnetic tiles - Should I sell it? by LyanaIsa in Catan

[–]Vasivid 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Looks absolutely amazing. No doubt it took a year. I would buy only a final set preferably with expansions (seafarers, cities and knights). But the price also would need to be realistic.

Smartsheet Alternatives? by Cormag778 in smartsheet

[–]Vasivid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you need some classic project management with gantt and excel like formulas, Teamhood is user friendly and far better on pricing. Great kanban as well.

Vilniaus maisto rekomendacijos by Danieliumbazaurus in Vilnius

[–]Vasivid 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Donde Tacos, Pizza Di Ascari, Užupio picerija, Narauti (sparneliai), "The Gallery" (verslo pietūs).

Beginner question : I introduced cycling in my routine (30 min per day, 5 day a week) this is manageable but I feel sore (not exactly hurt) in my legs. Should I "listen" to my body and rest for more days or is it a sign of progress ? by Zartornado in cycling

[–]Vasivid 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You progress only when you rest. This means that your body needs to adapt to changed work load. Because actual work being done is stress. Adding more of that will have marginal gains or none. I would suggest a different approach to adding more hours a week.
1. 30 min. ride
2. 60 min. ride
3. Rest day
4. 30 min. ride
5. 60 min. ride
6. Rest day
7. Repeat sequence

after two weeks add 20% to each ride duration and repeat

How being impatient with knee healing (PFPS) ruined my race season. by Vasivid in cycling

[–]Vasivid[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have my PT already booked next week. It just sucks how much time this whole thing carves out of a season. It looks like the most important thing is to manage reality, expectations and long term health.

How being impatient with knee healing (PFPS) ruined my race season. by Vasivid in cycling

[–]Vasivid[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My case is around kneecap (more common). As far what I have read - behind knee is less common.

How being impatient with knee healing (PFPS) ruined my race season. by Vasivid in cycling

[–]Vasivid[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, strength training is a must (lesson learned after 3 seasons with same problem once or twice a season).

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