Oh, yeah bulldozer haha. I misspoke. And we fixed the issue, turns out the Bulldozer CPUs had a bit of a caching issue (Driver side. We already reported the bug to AMD). The work around wasn’t very hard.
And yeah going open source wasn’t a hard decision 
We needed more programmers than we scavenge to work on this. its a lot easier when they find you.
I posted this on reddit, might as well share it here as well:
In other news the next version of DOT is already deep in development 
Thanks to solely r/gamedev, our development team has grown from 2 volunteer programmers to 6 within a week, all actively contributing.
We’re picking up a LOT of speed. The amount of work that I thought would take a month was completed in a single week, and we’re at the point where we’re adding more features left and right. (ie: NPCs have fully fledged memories now, we’ve start on a REST interface for multiplayer games, we’re improving our knowledge based inference engine tremendously)