Will COVID Stifle Usual January Rush to Gyms? By Jay Croft
Dec. 30, 2020 In most years, January means gyms are packed with newbies and their resolutions to finally get in shape.
But this year amid the pandemic, that New Year’s rush could instead be spread out over the coming months, industry experts, owners, and gymgoers say.
Like almost everything else, the fitness industry took a big hit this year. Many states ordered gyms and studios closed or restricted to stem the spread of COVID-19. Some closed permanently; a handful of chains closed or filed for bankruptcy protection.
Even when gyms have been allowed to open, many members have stayed home. Some have been racking up couch time, no doubt but many others have adapted to virtual training, or on their own with increased jogging or living-room yoga.
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Intel Releases ControlFlag – An AI Code Debugging System
The importance of software in the electronics industry cannot be overstated, and most electronic engineers are required to code at some point in their life. What issues does software cause in the development of modern systems, what does Intel’s ControlFlag system do, and how is AI playing a greater role in modern life?
The Growing Importance of Software
Several decades ago, it was the job of an electronics engineer to design circuits, and these could either be built using standard cookbook circuits or by designing unique circuits for unique solutions. Either way, an electronic engineer rarely, if at all, saw code. However, the introduction of low-cost computing systems such as microprocessors and microcontrollers now see electronic engineers having to deal with both circuits and the code that they run.