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every passing year the platform gets more and more hostile to non-americans. I gave up trying to argue and deleted my account. No regrets, modern-day documentation is more than sufficient
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> I had to repost my question This is against the rules. The fact that you did it anyway makes me believe that your original question probably broke other rules too, and that the "unhelpful" and "toxic" comments were probably telling you that.
You an SO mod? The "I'm just gonna presume your question broke some rules and you deserve shit for it" attitude suits you.
Imo the high ranking people today on SO are annoying as fuck and on a power trip. I haven’t asked question in a long time and I had a unique situation and asked the question. Within seconds some guy adds some snarky unhelpful and honestly toxic reply and I had to repost my question. I ran a quick survey and found others who have had similar experiences and I feel this is terrible for newbies and even people like me w…
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You an SO mod? The "I'm just gonna presume your question broke some rules and you deserve shit for it" attitude suits you.
Is it not a reasonable assumption that someone who you know broke one rule probably broke others too?
Maybe there is some deeply hidden rule against reposting. Or maybe you're just full of shit. But either way, reposting is clearly not a sign of reckless disregard for clearly laid out site rules, so the fact that a person has reposted their question does not indicate in any way that the person has a propensity for rule-breaking.
I had searched the same thing on google and stackoverflow and found nothing.
I asked ChatGPT to give me a react component for _something I wanted to do_. The first version it gave me was bad but with some prompt tweaks I got exactly what I wanted. I had searched the same thing on google and stackoverflow and found nothing.
I asked ChatGPT to give me a react component for _something I wanted to do_. The first version it gave me was bad but with some prompt tweaks I got exactly what I wanted. I had searched the same thing on google and stackoverflow and found nothing.
I mean yeah, Google and especially StackOverflow aren't meant to give you fully ready components to use, they're there to give you answers to questions.
I (obviously) searched for questions related to the work I was trying to do on Google and Stackoverflow and could not find anything useful at all.
Ex, when I first started, I would ask things like how do I do string interpolation in shell scripting? Now I have more questions that require considerations from different angles such as why should I use redux over react contexts? how has it been for people with large teams?
The point system also doesn't mean much. I have over 60k points from just asking basic programming questions from when I was in college.
Imo the high ranking people today on SO are annoying as fuck and on a power trip. I haven’t asked question in a long time and I had a unique situation and asked the question. Within seconds some guy adds some snarky unhelpful and honestly toxic reply and I had to repost my question. I ran a quick survey and found others who have had similar experiences and I feel this is terrible for newbies and even people like me w…
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