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    [OC] Einfluss von ChatGPT auf monatliche Stack Overflow-Fragen


    Datenquelle: Öffentlicher BigQuery-Datensatz (bigquery-public-data.stackoverflow), Stack Exchange API (api.stackexchange.com/2.3)

    Tools: Pandas, BigQuery, Bruin, Streamlit, Altair

    Von uncertainschrodinger

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    1. uncertainschrodinger on

      Data Source: BigQuery public dataset (bigquery-public-data.stackoverflow), Stack Exchange API (api.stackexchange.com/2.3)

      Tools: Pandas, BigQuery, Bruin, Streamlit, Altair

    2. Trollercoaster101 on

      It is funny how the LLMs still needed stackoverflow to get training and then killed it as a thank you gift.

    3. TOO_MUCH_BRAVERY on

      Actually a big problem. Soon troubleshooting knowledge will all be proprietary training data accessible though an LLM subscription.

    4. sssarel on

      How can a decline from 200k to 110k questions before the event be called a plateau? At best the plateau should end at 2018, there is a clear downward trend from there, that accelerates further in 2023.

    5. whaaatcrazy on

      Curious if this will reduce overall questions to ones that aren’t easily answered making more complicated ones get more visibility

    6. TheGacAttack on

      So people couldn’t ever find the Search feature, but they can find Chat GPT.

      I guess people just enjoy the act of asking.

    7. Brighter_rocks on

      The decline clearly started years before ChatGPT – 2022 just accelerated an already downward trend

    9. Faraway-Fire on

      It’s not even about asking AI the questions any more. No longer need to. GitHub Copilot (trained on millions of repos) now just corrects / predicts your code directly.

      Cut out this middleman need to even ask a question.

      Will be interesting to see a version of this graph for Software Engineering stack exchange, where it’s more about the discussions around the edges rather than raw code.

    11. DManeOne on

      SO is one of the web’s most toxic sites for being a user. It is much more effective to speak with an agent than a bunch of passive aggressive neckbeards

    12. HaroerHaktak on

      There are examples showing how stack overflow is a toxic environment and asking even a simple question will get you instantly banned lol.

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