You can tell by the fact that Covid has a massive influx into tech and the platform rapidly collapsed at that time.
If your question was good it would go unanswered because a lot of pros abandoned the platform, if you were new it was too technical, and if you were junior your question was marked as a dupe and you were told to look at a 12 year old question from an ancient version of a library that’s not supported.
Sometimes someone would correct an old post to update it, but because it would never get seen they’d never bubble up to replace the comically old answers.
They burned the candle at both ends by not being good for newbs or experienced devs.
As a power-whiner that racked up points on low value “acshually” style response comments, I’ve decided to lock your questions and edit the body of your question for you.
Please come back when your question is:
Vague enough it no longer describes your issue or context
Specific enough that it doesn’t match the 50 other posts you read that failed to help you
And I roll a d20 and reach a value greater than 18.
I guess I just need to invest more into AI. What if we took the funding for hospitals and converted them into diesel generators to power more chips bought for well above cost?
I’m just imagining the honest answer is “everything is fucked” and the long answer is an intense stare, 37 minutes of sucking teeth, then finally “good”.
It’s hard to melt the cheese when the patty is so thin that a 3kmph wind for 8 seconds at 22C is sufficient airflow to cool it.