Re: After CHatGPT disrupttion, Stack Overflow lays of 28 percent of staff

Oct 18, 2023 Last reply: 2 years ago 1 Replies
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> After ChatGPT disruption, Stack Overflow lays off 28 percent of staff


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> > The popular developer forum is still hunting for a "path to profitability." > >
> > It would be a pity if Stackoverflow disappeared.
> > I personally think it is one of the best sites when looking for software solutions, help coding.
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> Stackoverflow is total disaster.
> 90% of questions asked get no reply at all.
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> Few guys earned high ratings and monolized and locked all the chat traffic.

And a a clearly wouldn't get a high rating and would be locked out. It would be nice if we could lock him out of s.e.d. but this is an unmoderated group so we don't have the option.


Questions asked get modified by so called moderators.
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> So if your question is laptop specified, it gets modified to be specified to computers in general.

Not necessarily. A a is stupid, so he doesn't understand why his question might need to be re-phrased



> Stackoverflow is time waster and should be avoided.


Low quality forum like Medicine is moderated by low IQ guys to keep traffic low.


A a doesn't realise that he is low IQ guy. In terms of the usefulness of the waddle he posts his IQ is probably negative,


Stackoverflow has no future and should be closed.

So should a a. He ought to win a Darwin Award sometime soon, but evolution is a random process, and we can't rely on it to delete him from the gene pool.

Probably because they are so stupid they don't deserve an answer.

StackOverflow's problem is that clueless idiots prefer nice friendly but incorrect advice from a GPTchatbot to correct terse and sometimes rather abrupt advice from an expert giving their time away for nothing.

Kill files are a wonderful thing. I don't see the A a creep at all unless someone reposts their drivel. He has delusions of adequacy.

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