Yozoboshi is reviewing and critiquing a group of individuals' work, using terms such as "hacker" and "professional" to describe their skill levels. The work appears to be related to architecture, art, or design, and Yozoboshi is evaluating their portfolios and providing feedback. He praises some individuals for their skills, but also offers constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement. He also mentions that some individuals have shown significant growth and improvement since the last placement test.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The placement test is back after 3 and a half months.
2. The test allows participants to choose one thing to work on.
3. The basics of the test include the back of the loop and the hand of the hacker.
4. Participants can try again with basics or move on to architecture if they are satisfied with their level.
5. The speaker is Yozoboshi, the Son of the Herb Lounge house.
6. Yozoboshi is evaluating the work of various participants in the placement test.
7. The participants are given a viewing range of 90 degrees.
8. Yozoboshi mentions that the standard of a professional has changed since the last placement test.
9. Some participants are given a "soup level" rating, indicating a high level of achievement.
10. Yozoboshi mentions that some participants have improved their skills significantly since the last placement test.
11. The test is meant to evaluate skills, and Yozoboshi is looking for consistency and improvement.
12. Some participants are given a "hacker" rating, indicating a high level of achievement in a specific area.
13. Yozoboshi mentions that the overall standard of the participants has risen, making it harder to give high ratings.
14. The speaker is celebrating their 100th episode.
15. Chae-rin, an architectural hacker, is a newcomer who appeared during the last batch and has shown significant improvement.
16. Eunseo Jjigae Van Lester has many portfolios in architecture and is considered a real legend.
Note that these facts are based on the provided text and may not be comprehensive or accurate without additional context.