blasrodri

What a great article. I have been trying to compile some examples here https://github.com/blasrodri/atomic-story Will try to extend it a bit more based on what I've learned from this text

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Building a REPL for Rust ^^.

The best.

Thanks so much for sharing it.

Check bcc-tools: https://github.com/iovisor/bcc/tree/master/tools

What about WASM?

At a cost of worse design, I am extremely satisfied with mdbook. For an example, check The Rust Book.

> And thus allow commodity hardware to remain competitive. This would make the system more robust, at the expense of increasing the power consumption. Is that correct? Doesn't seem really eco-friendly.

But there is an opportunity cost attached to it. Such a large sum of capital, on other hands could have created real value. This created none.