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To be clear, this blogpost has been in the works before that article came out and due to release this week. When Phoronix article came out, it was bad timing and Phoronix could just reach out to the devs asking why there is no update. Instead, they releaesed an article based of "looking at github contribution" charts.
The link literally had today's date...
Because when you release a blog post, you set the publish date to when you started writing, rather than the day it goes out? What?