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What are some technologies that are super easy to make, but they hide it from you?

>operating systems: easy to reach MS-DOS level and have something fun
>noooooooooo you need threads you need MMU you need 10 different file systems!!!

>compilers: easy to make something that runs by just outputting instructions
>noooooooo you need macros you need metaprogramming you need 150 different optimization techniques and a IR!!!

>cryptography: easy to implement a known algorithm and test it through some test vectors
>AAAAAAAAAAAACK
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>>108204889
4 nm chips
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>>108204889
>what are some toy versions of technologies that are super easy to make?
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>>108205245
The "toy versions" work the same as the bloated ones, that are only massive because they are trying to please everyone
Do a compiler really needs a hundred architectures and absurd optimizations?
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>>108205265
>absurd optimisations
go back to your web shit, retard
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>or you have web bloat, or you have sysadmin bloat
>no thing inbetween like specific-domain tools with strict limits
Think anon, think
Do you need assembly level optimizations when you have meaningful restrictions?
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Microwaves. You could probably every component from scratch too down the molten metals.



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