But these “write intensive” tasks are “big junks” or sequential writes (like a video or images). This types of writing will probably have a WAF (write amplification factor) close to 1 because they certainly always will write full “pages” (the host writes will very much equal the flash writes). So this is the perfect scenario for a flash storage as there is virtually no write amplification and you will get the maximum lifetime for your flash storage.
If you look at the details for this card: MicroSDXC PRO Endurance Memory Card w Adapter 128GB Memory & Storage - MB-MJ128GA/AM | Samsung US
Continuous recording up to 25x longer than speed-focused cards¹ gives you long-lasting, best-in-class endurance up to 43,800 hours (5 years)². The PRO Endurance secures data with an industry-leading limited warranty up to 5 years³ and captures surveillance footage up to 128GB⁴ of storage space.
You see that the advertisement really only claims to last longer with permanent continuous sequential writes (WAF = 1) aka as no write amplification 
But that is quite the opposite of what HA does with your SD card! Like the task expected from HA are very small (random) junks of data that a written every 5 seconds and in most of the cases will never fill a whole page and therefor have very high WAF (much more flash writes than the host/filesystem writes)
As an example one might think of a car that claims 1000km with one full tank/charge. This claim is most of the time theoretically - like tested in a scenario with no wind, completely flat surface, a complete empty car (often even without seats and driver) etc. The real life scenario will most likely be smaller than the seller claims - still you might get 80% of it for tours outside the city when one drives conscious. When it comes to the city with traffic lights and lots of stops maybe the range will already degrade to 50% of what the seller claimed. But this scenario is still not what HaOS does with our sd cards. Think about turning your car on and then move it one meter and turn it off again. What mileage you can expect with a usage like that? Maybe 10% of what the seller claimed - maybe 5%? Maybe less? Most likely your warranty will be void too because you use the car totally out of the specs it was mend for… (sd cards also typically have a “limited” warranty 
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And that is somewhat HaOS is treating our flash storage. The mileage will vary but with a better suited commit interval the life expectancy of our sd cards could be greatly improved (with the same usage pattern!)
That’s really sad actually. Not necessary for you as you are even aware of the problems and that they could easily fixed by software but rather all the other users which don’t have a clue there SD cards are actually killed by a software (miss)configuration in HaOS and that there lifetime could be greatly (many years) higher that they are.