What working on a frontier problem feels like, in one vivid sentence
fkasummer · x · 2026-11-06
fkasummer captures the feeling of tackling a frontier problem: at some point the problem "comes alive, coils up, and pushes you right back as if it suddenly acquired materiality" — and that resistance is exactly what makes it feel amazing.
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