Least-ignorant thing I've ever seen you post...

C is another static language, so the IDE can give you a good autocomplete without relying on AI. Why haven't you switched to Rust? I hear it's better at everything.

Why do you think that?

There are plenty of Android games already in existence which would run natively.

Well there's the point, the company doesn't care because they can make it your problem.
Introduce government regulation to make it the company's problem and these things would be solved for the benefit of everyone.

You're carrying out an activity solely for the benefit of the employer that you wouldn't be doing otherwise and you're unable to use the time for your own activity - you are working.

Those who live closer or work remotely don't have these costs.
If you assume that there are 252 working days in a year, then your commute costs you $2268 annually, which you have to pay after tax. Many people pay significantly more for commuting, and earn less than $80k.
If you didn't commute daily then you might not need a car at all, or could reduce the number of cars in the household.

For example the following figures published for the UK, where most people commute using public transport:
https://ifamagazine.com/averag...
These costs are paid from people's post-tax salary and the tax rates there are higher than the US.

Another goal should be to make companies put proper thought into where they locate their premises if they need one. Currently they will just gravitate towards the business districts where there are lots of offices but usually very little in the way of affordable housing and extremely congested travel routes at peak times. They don't care about the high cost of housing or the high cost (both time/money) of commuting because that becomes the individual employee's problem. If you make it the company's problem then they will start doing something about it.

Are you on drugs? The story here is on a robot (!) walking (!) or rather failing at it. Your comment makes zero sense.

You are clearly an idiot with a gigantic ego. These terms are decades old established disciplines. If you had any actual on-target understanding, you would know that. Do not expect everybody to think as sloppily as you.

"Communicating with a system in natural language" is a sub-discipline of "NLP". Incidentally, LLMs cannot really do that. They need an NLP layer for that to work. Raw LLM output is not something you want to use.

Since you claim to, prove it with factual statistics. 1.9 billion. Daily. Define gamer first, since Grandpa still playing Pac-Man is something Capitalism already forgot to give a shit about.

If people are going to participate in the online world of today, then perhaps they should be forced to take a test first. Because I simply cannot subscribe to the concept that people don’t know what a website is. The fuck do idiots think our clickbait infected world hyperlinks to? The toilet seat?

Browsers are literally software that vendors pay tens of millions of dollars every year just to fight over who is default browser. THAT is how much websites still matter. Assuming a smartphone junkie doesn’t know what a website is, is like assuming EV owners don’t know what gasoline is. Or why it exists. I want to hope that people are ignorant but not that ignorant.

Thanks for making it clear that you are not interested in the facts of the matter. How pathetic.

Yep. Commercial education is something that does not work.

Sorry, but "multiplication tables" and doing basic algebra in your head is not Math. It is bullshit make-work. You can carry a calculator (most of us do), a slide-rule or pen and paper. What counts is whether you know what multiplication does and how it works, not some rote memorization. I say that as a PhD-level engineer.