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Gen 0: expertsexchange.com, later experts-exchange.com (1996) Gen 1: stackoverflow.com (2008) Gen 2: chatgpt.com (2022, sort of)
by lysace 10mo ago
Gen 0: expertsexchange.com, later experts-exchange.com (1996)
Gen 1: stackoverflow.com (2008)
Gen 2: chatgpt.com (2022, sort of)
- econ 10mo agoYahoo answers Google answers And the horrific Quora
- lysace 10mo agoNone of those worked as programming tools. I really miss Google Answers though, with the bounties. Random example: http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/762357.html http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/762357.html It's remarkable how similar in style the answers are to what we all know from e.g. chatgpt.
- dotancohen 10mo agoIt's remarkable only in the sense that you can see where the LLMs were trained from.
- pvab3 10mo agoThat would be such a useful service today
- NewsaHackO 10mo ago>Gen 0: expertsexchange.com No way.
- lysace 10mo agoIt was a more innocent time. Proof: https://web.archive.org/web/19990429180417/http://www.expertsexchange.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/19990429180417/http://www.expert...