Perhaps it's easier to ask copilot or chatgpt. A quick but slightly inaccurate response might satisfy the user better.
this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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Definatly replaced the site for me I always just needed just a little nudge where I was missing something obvious or new. They should be happy now no one is taking up their "free time" a constant reason for being toxic to new users
ChatGPT has also found stupid typos or misplaced commas that humans can miss.
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The pandemic ended
I suppose the same amount of experts are on stackoverflow and they live in good times. There isn't too much spam to hate about.
The mosts visits to SO does a novice programmer. Currently they live off of AI answers and from more experienced co-workers.
I think the school of SO will last and the community is not hostile; But some people tend to forget that the quality of a question is very important.
Other factors:
SO jobs was shut down.
There is no new technology which enables a new SO chapter. There aren't too many new questions about AI.
What do you think?