That's true, but does your answer on SO pay the bills for running and serving the content?
Answer my original question first and you have your proof or not. If you can't answer, there's your proof.
Yeah, information was freely traded before the advent of capitalism, and you're still free to walk over to your neighbor's house and ask questions about your code, but they're not going to be near the quality of a large scale service like SO.
Where do you expect the resources to come from to have and serve content reliably? They don't run on hatred of capitalism, they run on money.
Seems like too little too late. Unless... there's built in functionally to gaslight me, shut my questions down as duplicates, and tell me I shouldn't be doing something someway without any knowledge of my constraints. Otherwise how would it be any better than the others that were already trained on SO data?
Ah yes the same evil capitalism that:
- Allowed SO to exist in the first place
- Have market incentive to get anywhere near as good as they once were
Do you have a better system in mind?
A native android app for Lemmy. Contribute to dessalines/jerboa development by creating an account on GitHub.
With more people hopefully coming over from Reddit, I wanted to give some visibility to Jerboa. This is an Android app for Lemmy, written in Compose.