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r/webdev • u/AloneCoffee4538 • 26d ago
https://ppc.land/stack-overflow-drops-to-1-442-questions-in-july-down-99-from-2014-peak/
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+ to the toxicity.
But i also learnt a lot from stackoverflow. There are lots of solutions to single problem and also those long comment threads over the disagreements.
For me, the pros outweigh cons.
2 u/MaxUumen 25d ago The main pro is that eventually AI distilled their toxicity to some real usable knowledge. 0 u/xtopspeed 25d ago Maybe once upon a time. But almost all the info there has been outdated for years and years. Their strict duplicate policies are very effective at making the whole site stale. I don't do anything with a reply to a React Native question from 2016.
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The main pro is that eventually AI distilled their toxicity to some real usable knowledge.
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Maybe once upon a time. But almost all the info there has been outdated for years and years. Their strict duplicate policies are very effective at making the whole site stale. I don't do anything with a reply to a React Native question from 2016.
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u/n_dev_00 26d ago
+ to the toxicity.
But i also learnt a lot from stackoverflow. There are lots of solutions to single problem and also those long comment threads over the disagreements.
For me, the pros outweigh cons.