It would make sure that any graph is provided in topological order.

There are good parser generators, but potentially not as Rust libraries.

There are plenty of people who use RAII with arenas for nested group of objects.

Bloomberg for example had a strong focus on that, and they enhanced the allocator model quite significantly to be able to standardize this. This was the reason for stateful allocators, scoped allocators, uses-allocator construction and polymorphic memory resources.

even when you write your own container, you do not use new and delete.

Are you sure? It seems as though ultimately Microsoft's STL for example ends up calling std::allocator's allocate function which uses the new operator.

you would use "operator new" (allocates memory only) not "new" (allocates and constructs, and more if using the new[] variant)

You might use placement new though.

The main problem if you're roaming is that you're considered a lower-priority customer, and since the network is often saturated already, you don't get any bandwidth.

tl;dr people reject installing ugly masts in densely urbanised neighbourhoods, meaning there often isn't enough capacity for everyone to get fast 5G.

French knives are far behind Japanese ones, be it in metallurgy or design.

Agree. There is a whole industry in Japan around knives that is much bigger than the French one.

There are now inexpensive Japanese-style knives from China. I have a couple of surprisingly well-made Xinzuo-branded knives, each under $50.

I got one few months ago. Still haven't even had to sharpen it, I'm honestly pretty impressed

what steel is it? Best edge retention I've seen is Aogami Super.

From what I know Chinese copies focus more on the VG10-like steels.

the name of knife was HEZHEN Master 8,3" (B30)

Seems like some VG10-equivalent from various pages advertising it

VG10 edge retention isn't that amazing in my experience, and it's harder to sharpen than carbon steel. Burr feels gummy rather than crisp, and carbon steel goes as high as 65 HRC vs 62 for VG10.

It's sad that the market is flooded with high-performance stainless steels which are inherently worse and more expensive, just because the average person is afraid of rust and knife maintenance.

Pfft. The knives in my kitchen are all original Damascus steel I use them to make food from recipes that were lost to time as well.

I love that all my food now tastes of rust and light oil.

Just you wait for the next set of FDA recommendations! We are ahead of the curve I tells ya.

I suppose I need to get my heavy metal intake so I too can have a beautifully powerful singing voice, Just like RFK Jnr

Yeah, My kitchen knives were once auto leaf springs. Soak 'em in the olive oil after use to keep the rust down (the knives, not the leaf springs). Arrr.

Free iron supplements, that's stuff is good for you.

If you haven't got a few Mithril knives then you are no connoisseur at all.

Guys guys please. Adamantium knives or get the hell out of my kitchen!

Haha, but in all seriousness Adamantium poisoning is no joke...

I found this justification dubious. To me the main reason to use eBPF is that it gives more information and is lower overhead.

Running eBPF programs doesn't strictly require root.

It requires cap_bpf which is considered a high privileged capability.

So yes, it requires root in the sense of what people mean by root.

You can also enable unpriviledged ebpf.

I'm not convinced with the need to embed CEL. You could just output json and pipe to jq.

Sounds less efficient in both space and time.

I guess it's a matter of muscle memory and workflow. It's nice to have options.

Fair enough. Letting the computer do the work instead of the brain/body.