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My question might sound harsh, but did you actually read the paper ? Your comments seem a bit off regarding the actual content (not just the headline)
by Majestic121 7y ago
My question might sound harsh, but did you actually read the paper ? Your comments seem a bit off regarding the actual content (not just the headline)
- pjmlp 7y agoYes, I did read it. If anything what makes sense are POSIX unikernels, which as the paper mentions, are already a thing. I don't envision a Linux monoculture, and having unikernels written in unsafe languages is contrary to the whole security idea that they bring into the table. As proven by "unikernels" that get deployed on IoT devices, written in a mix of C and Assembly.