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You do come off as pretty arrogant. You might want to try at least finding a job in software first so you can have something to brag about, otherwise it's all just theoretical skill... in more than one sense of the word. Both that you're focused a little heavy on theory, and that you "theoretically" know things but probably aren't applying them as rigorously in practice as you think you are.

I just hope that when you are talking to people for jobs you don't act like you do in this topic, you sound neither all that skilled in nuances nor like an enjoyable person to work with. The stuff you like to get into might be nice for their coding tests and "trick" interview questions but those are honestly a pretty small component of the process in my experience. You still have to get through all the behavioral interview stuff, if you can even get an interview in the first place.