It's not a Mill-specific. I'm happy/frustrated to hear that these talks are good but that doesn't change anything. I figure/hope that for anything important/valuable enough someone will eventually write it down.
Re:The status of Linux kernel hardening
by CalChris on Thursday November 10, 2016 @09:03PM
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It would help if the Mill people wrote a peer reviewed paper and produced a lower case ultra small font mVP that people could actually use.
I've been hearing Mill stuff since 2012. They had a weird non LLVM/GCC sorta kinda compiler port. Today in 2016, the toolchain support for way Out Of The Box stuff is great. They could do an LLVM port and a Chisel simulation and have Linux on top of that. But instead we get
The team is 90% industry vets with very long careers
There's something like 15 hours worth of talks on the Mill. If you don't want to watch any of them then you're missing out on most of the design of the Mill.
Even if the Mill never gets to see the light of day, the talks were quite interesting IMHO.