Yea, usually the stack ulimit is only a few KiB for non-root processes by default on linux. It is easy enough to increase, but it does add friction to using th

Yea, usually the stack ulimit is only a few KiB for non-root processes by default on linux. It is easy enough to increase, but it does add friction to using the software as it violates the default stack size limit on most linux installs. Not even sure why stack ulimit is a thing anymore, who cares if the data is on the stack vs the heap?