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Re:What AI did to stackoverflow in a graph by bombcar on Saturday July 18, 2026 @09:00PM (#48964025)
The old Wikipedia had more information on obscure Pokemon than major politicians, and you could add PowerThirst as an energy drink and not have it reverted for weeks.

There was something good and glorious about that, but that era is gone. Wikipedia and Stack Overflow are done, finished, cooked - what comes next?

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Re:What AI did to stackoverflow in a graph by wikiiiisksklhll on Sunday July 19, 2026 @12:51AM (#48965086)
Q&A sites in the age of LLMs are dead.
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Re:What AI did to stackoverflow in a graph by wikiiiisksklhll on Sunday July 19, 2026 @01:06AM (#48965157)
Quora had a lot more arrogant mods, but a much shorter peak when it was useful. Now it’s not even worth for AI models to train on its content, it’s even worse than expert-sex-change, the site that was so bad in incentivized SO’s creation.

I still remember when quora was launched and people claimed it was more welcoming for open-ended questions, when it was obvious from day one it was the opposite, extremely hostile to any newcomers. It actually more appeared to be mostly a community of assholes that was expelled from SO.

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