Just to identify a different contributor than rehashing the ai stuff. Stack overflow has always picked up the slack for software stacks that are some combinati

Just to identify a different contributor than rehashing the ai stuff. Stack overflow has always picked up the slack for software stacks that are some combination of old, poorly documented, and fiddly, but user appetite for such stacks is dramatically reduced. Jenkins is one example.. people will avoid it if they can. Xwindows is another.. people will just choose their distro based on what works rather than fighting config. Plus whereas programming language help is at least pretty stable, config details are the least stable anyway