It's easy to assume OS schedulers have a lot of intellect behind them, but in reality, like most software, they're often shipped in a half-baked state. Even mat

It's easy to assume OS schedulers have a lot of intellect behind them, but in reality, like most software, they're often shipped in a half-baked state. Even mature schedulers like the Linux kernel are far from perfect. It surprised me that yield wasn't a concept from the beginning for this RTOS (reading it, when they started describing the problem, I was already asking "why aren't they yielding instead of sleeping?"), but glad to see the improvement in the next paragraph. There are always things to improve, which I find refreshing - I hope AI doesn't take that away. Or if it does, it had better also eliminate poverty, war, etc. Let people spend their days playing.