Future of programming forums
- Thread starter John Joe
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I like reading discussions about programming, but to get the ball rolling on a forum, somebody has to ask a question.
I don't actually believe in AI. What people called a search engine, I called an index, what people now call AI, I call a search engine.
Either way, its sucking up all the starting points for a discussion.
I had an idea that a forum like this could be used to host a play-by-mail version of Dungeons & Dragons.
Just a thought.
I don't actually believe in AI. What people called a search engine, I called an index, what people now call AI, I call a search engine.
Either way, its sucking up all the starting points for a discussion.
I had an idea that a forum like this could be used to host a play-by-mail version of Dungeons & Dragons.
Just a thought.
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Traffic has dropped.
The kind of posts that have gone are the ones that can be answered by reading the manual, which is where AI/search shines.
There's not much left to talk about.
Arguments about which operating system is the best. (Haven't seen one of these for a while.)
A thread of 100+ messages trying to explain a thought Cinder can't quite get into words. (That was entertaining.)
The kind of posts that have gone are the ones that can be answered by reading the manual, which is where AI/search shines.
There's not much left to talk about.
Arguments about which operating system is the best. (Haven't seen one of these for a while.)
A thread of 100+ messages trying to explain a thought Cinder can't quite get into words. (That was entertaining.)