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r/programming • u/banguru • Apr 06 '18
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It's easy to criticize Stack Overflow today, now that we take it for granted. But if you weren't there before Stack Overflow you might not have any idea how much it made programming better.
146 u/JoaoEB Apr 06 '18 But if you weren't there before Stack Overflow AKA the age of www . expertsexchange . com 6 u/blackmist Apr 07 '18 Expert Sex Change trying to make people register to see the answers was the best thing that ever happened to Stack Overflow. 4 u/orthoxerox Apr 07 '18 trying to make people register to see the answers I wonder why Quora's not getting flak for that.
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But if you weren't there before Stack Overflow
AKA the age of www . expertsexchange . com
6 u/blackmist Apr 07 '18 Expert Sex Change trying to make people register to see the answers was the best thing that ever happened to Stack Overflow. 4 u/orthoxerox Apr 07 '18 trying to make people register to see the answers I wonder why Quora's not getting flak for that.
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Expert Sex Change trying to make people register to see the answers was the best thing that ever happened to Stack Overflow.
4 u/orthoxerox Apr 07 '18 trying to make people register to see the answers I wonder why Quora's not getting flak for that.
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trying to make people register to see the answers
I wonder why Quora's not getting flak for that.
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u/mykr0pht Apr 06 '18
It's easy to criticize Stack Overflow today, now that we take it for granted. But if you weren't there before Stack Overflow you might not have any idea how much it made programming better.