Honestly, that is fair. My perspective on this is as a high-level developer, looking into how the things I am using daily actually work. I haven't actually inte

Honestly, that is fair. My perspective on this is as a high-level developer, looking into how the things I am using daily actually work. I haven't actually interacted with any proper low-level developer, kind of hard to come across them where I am tbh, so I don't have any clue about how snobbish they can be, but I have seen a fair share of high level devs do it too, as you mentioned. I kind of get it? It's like a way to get validation on the technology you are stuck with for the rest of your working lives, I'm guilty of pushing Flutter onto people despite having had a painful experience with it (state management is a nightmare). But hey ultimately I just think people should satisfy their curiosities. My work is often always in Python, JS or Java, but at some point I got tired of just doing regular software development stuff and lately I've happened to gain interest in low level development. (Like any definitely sane person I chose to start with rust and decided my first ever rust project should be an emulator, so maybe I'm just dead inside and I don't know it yet)