I picked that example for a reason. Task scheduling is deeply complicated. Optimising for one set of cases hurts others, so it's an exercise in hard tradeoffs

I picked that example for a reason. Task scheduling is deeply complicated. Optimising for one set of cases hurts others, so it's an exercise in hard tradeoffs. It also has deep knock.on effects in other parts of the system. I do not have the expertise to make proper judgements regarding choices in that space. The breadth of knowledge and experience required greatly outstrips my own. Moreover its a space where subjective experience is the worst possible measure. So my gut feeling as a user is utterly useless in making appropriate technical choices in the space.