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At the end of the day, the question is never one debating simplicity. If you consider the amount of complexity implemented just to even boot into an operating system to run these systems, the lack of simplicity is already a forgone conclusion. The crux of issue is going back to abstractions and my worry is specific to how our abstractions are getting larger and larger and doing more work at even level with very tight coupling rather than creating systems that use more levels as needed.


And that's a question that goes back to the very first network discussions.

The IP model won over the OSI model due to lower number of larger layers.

I think it's a very reasonable question, but also the HTTP3/QUIC advantages do seem to offer advantages.




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