We could get away with having separate tablets for us adults and for the kids. But having full profile support would be extremely huge.

IME, the suffering of bad performing code is mostly secondary. It increases compute costs. Mostly because requiring more beefy VMs than strictly required which is still benign and possibly more cost-efficient than spending more engineering effort. Sometimes because of the lack of performance now more scaling and orchestration is required which comes additional complexity and therefore compute and staffing cost. This is rare to get noticed and fixed due to organisational momentum.

The worst is when the performance is so bad it starts to prevent onboarding new features or customers.

For sleeping on their back. Our youngest daughter would not sleep on her back. She still sleeps on her tummy with arms folded under her. The only way she sleeps otherwise is in the car seat when properly exhausted. Put her to bed and she will turn around and fall asleep. So what does medicine say then?

Cross posting in the right place instead of the other thread:

At first I thought this sounded like a blend of the virtualisation framework with a firecracker style lightweight kernel.

This project had its own kernel, but it also seems to be able to use the firecracker one. I wonder what the advantages are. Even smaller? Making use of some apple silicon properties?

Has anyone tried it already and is it fast? Compared to podman on Linux or Docker Desktop for Mac?

At first I thought this sounded like a blend of the virtualisation framework with a firecracker style lightweight kernel.

This project had its own kernel, but it also seems to be able to use the firecracker one. I wonder what the advantages are. Even smaller? Making use of some apple silicon properties?

Has anyone tried it already and is it fast? Compared to podman on Linux or Docker Desktop for Mac?