That's fair, but just take a look at how complex latest biggest hacks are like

https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2021/12/a-deep-dive-i...

kernel's code is terrible mess by java/c# web app standards (dependency injection, interfaces, mockability, testability, etc)

Even C#'s compiler code written in C# is below architect's dream web app code base full of DDD, various patterns, CQRS, Event Sourcing yada yada

then probably yea, but when it comes to skills?

I'd say that they're not really that unknown - https://ctftime.org/

Lua, JS and LLV IRM?

but the only things that make me really, really strongly consider getting smartphone is some form of Maps - let it be Google or something

and ability to send&receive pictures (MMS suck)

It's definitely possible to live with dumb phone, but stuff like maps, sending pictures and maybe access to email are sometimes incredibly handy

What makes you think that Slack's loading times is due to Electron, not shitty backend?

This is genuine question

Hmm, I don't think this is true.

Also this is kind of different beast - WASM has some limitations that need to be overcome

Google Maps performance seems to be way worse

I do wonder how's the WASM performance

as trying to write it yourself

and then reading about how other people do it e.g VS Code blog

https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2018/03/23/text-buffer-r...

Meanwhile writing your own libraries, parsers, compilers, oh boi.

Additionally it gave me waaay more than LC stuff, especially when it comes to learning system modeling / proper OOP

I worked in system like this and I actually loved that, especially that those were night shifts

I'd really take 3(+1)x 12h nights over 5x 8h

What if we allowed HTTP GET Body?

So what actually?

apps that didnt use GET Body, will not care anyway

apps that will use HTTP GET Body will be checked anyway

So, unless somebody downgrades HTTP Server then what could be the problem?

>^We're going to assume normalized words, which are all lower case and no punctuation, comprised of English letters from the 26 character alphabet. Getting the set of all of the possible words of any given length, is also quite an exercise.

I hate solutions like this because they'd never be even close to being viable in real world

Haha.

Actually HN seems to be least technical community (when it comes to arguing) out of all those I know (reddit, forums)

Discussions raaarelly *try* to go into the technical details, let alone deeply. I don't think I've seen more than 5 code snippets over year on HN

Not only HN's format doesn't favor this kind of discussions, but also it seems that people prefer more "abstract" more "fancy" topics