I don't really agree, as someone who advocates for Rust usage. > Ideally everything would just be in a single process. Processes are an amazing boundary, prob

I don't really agree, as someone who advocates for Rust usage. > Ideally everything would just be in a single process. Processes are an amazing boundary, probably the most powerful abstraction in existence. > Why are new systems exposing the ability to dereference raw pointers to user programs? This shouldn't be possible today - SMAP/SMEP are standard now. > obsoleting the need for hardware isolation I think if the last 3 years (sidechannel frenzy) has taught us anything, it's that software-isolation is extremely difficult. Even hardare isolation is difficult.