Stack Overflow Is Desperate Now

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Stack Overflow Is Desperate Now

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Oh, the SHEER DESPERATION! Stack Overflow has reached that tragic point in its life where it's literally BEGGING random users to help others! 😱 It's like watching your formerly cool uncle create a dating profile after 20 years of marriage. "We think you would be a great fit" - translation: "PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY, SOMEONE ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS BEFORE WE DROWN IN A SEA OF 'HOW TO CENTER A DIV' POSTS!" The dating app of programming has resorted to the digital equivalent of standing on the street with a sign: "Will mark as duplicate for food." What's next? Stack Overflow sliding into your DMs at 2am with "u up? got any regex solutions?"

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