Yeah, I’m not saying eBPF is perfect but it’s getting better and has a path to making things much safer. I’d compare that to where things were with memory safet

Yeah, I’m not saying eBPF is perfect but it’s getting better and has a path to making things much safer. I’d compare that to where things were with memory safety 20 years ago where it seemed unlikely that anything could displace C/C++ but by now we’re seeing a lot of important things written in memory safe languages. For a company with Microsoft’s resources, I’d imagine they could do quite a lot if 10% of the CEO’s bonus was instead invested in making their customers safer.