• Gamma
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    This is a huge reason for the question decline! All the easy stuff has been answered, the knowledge is already there. But people are so used to infinite growth that anything contrary = death lol

    People also blame ai, but if people are going to ai to ask the common already answered questions then… good! They’d just get hurt feelings when their question was closed as a dupe

    • hallettj
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      122 days ago

      Yeah, the article seems to assume AI is the cause without attempting to rule out other factors. Plus the graph shows a steady decline starting years before ChatGPT appeared.

    • People also blame ai, but if people are going to ai to ask the common already answered questions then… good!

      exactly!

      While I am indeed worried about the “wasted” energy (thats a whole other topic), thats pretty much why AI is good for.

    • Aatube
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      52 days ago

      Yet another reason why the Puzzling Stack Exchange is so interesting.

        • Gamma
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          62 days ago

          Stack Overflow has a whole network of Q&A sites. There’s places to post and answer puzzles, code golf, ask physics or political questions, etc. Lots of useful stuff not many people know about

          • @ruk_n_rul
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            Fun fact: the math “sub-stackoverflow” is owned by the American mathematical society iirc (do correct if wrong) and they reserve the right to up and leave and set root elsewhere outside the network.

        • Aatube
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          12 days ago

          no people post their own puzzles there for others to solve