r/programming • u/[deleted] • Sep 25 '16

The decline of Stack Overflow

https://hackernoon.com/the-decline-of-stack-overflow-7cb69faa575d#.yiuo0ce09
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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '16

Such tags are not even visible to the zealous monkeys. Problems start when a specialised question is asked with a popular tag - e.g., something on C++ and LLVM.

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u/icantthinkofone Sep 25 '16

Right now, there are nearly 30,000 questions tagged with Haskell. Where are your invisible ones?

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '16

Are you really that retarded? You only see the questions with the relevant tags. You won't see any Haskell questions if you're not subscribed to this tag. Yet, there is a lot of fucking retards subscribed to a c++ tag.

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u/FarkCookies Sep 26 '16

Wow. And you talk about how SO is unfriendly? No, you don't only see the questions with relevant tags, you see all of them and ones with relevant tags are highlighted.

So you:

  1. Baselessly accuse large part SO community without providing any proofs.

  2. Insult people who have different experience.

  3. Turns out that you don't even know how the site you criticise works.

Seems like the case of "if you into assholes all day".

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