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Yep. As poor as the signal to noise ratio is, for many things it’s substantially better there than elsewhere. Though as of late, that’s been eroded too. Increa
by cosmic_cheese 2y ago
Yep. As poor as the signal to noise ratio is, for many things it’s substantially better there than elsewhere.
Though as of late, that’s been eroded too. Increasingly the most useful answers are in older threads more than newer ones, an effect I’d at least partially attribute to the APIpocolpyse a while back that drove away some of the site’s best and most prolific contributors. It’s becoming filled with the same mindless drivel found everywhere else.
- KapKap66 2y agoI do some game development research on reddit sometimes, and with fairly high frequency I find the highest quality results are something like 10+ years old. Occasionally I find something insightful in more recent threads but it's often heavily downvoted or hidden; it almost seems like difficult-or-controversial-but-content-heavy-meaningful answers automatically get thrashed by readers. Just commiserating, I guess...