Competitive programming skill. Just right click any where on Win11 and see how slow the menu will pop up. 100 of thousands Microsoft employees and NONE of them can make thing work faster.
If I open a menu and press a direction button 5 times (e.g. to move between menus) because my muscle memory has learned that the thing I want is at that position, then why tf is the game ignoring those 5 button presses just because there was some slow ass fade-in animation happening?
CP just teaches some familiarity with DSA/algorithms, and there's much more to perf than DSA. Even assessing algorithmic performance requires real benchmarks and profiling, while the complexity analysis people do in CP disregards other factors like hardware, architecture, format, and other abstractions. Squeezing perf via DSA is much more easier/straightforward, people don't need to grind CP to learn that
