Part of this isolation involves preventing a Mog program from taking over the host process in subtler ways. The host can control whether a Mog program can request a larger memory arena, preventing the guest from consuming all available RAM. Cooperative interrupt polling means Mog loops all have interrupt checks added at back-edges, which allows the host to halt the guest program without killing the process. This enables timeout enforcement. There is no way for a guest program to corrupt memory or kill the process (assuming correct implementation of the compiler and host).
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Here’s something that feels strange to say out loud: 100% of my code is written with AI now. Not most of it. All of it. I thought the transition would be gradual, like slowly handing the wheel to the robots over time. But it wasn’t. One day I looked up and realized I hadn’t written a line of code “by hand” in weeks. Everything goes through Copilot Chat, and my building looks a lot more like “alright, do this part next,” “here’s a screenshot of the design, match this,” “ah, no, I don’t like this, try this instead.”
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