Rofl you have no response to my statement. There are far less car crashes using autopilot than fully human-controlled cars. You can’t refute this fact. Get lost.

So less than 150 crashes per year. Do you even realize how little that is?

Now tell me how many crashes there are without autopilot. Hint: way more.

They made full self drive free for a month. Where’s the thousands of deaths you were expecting so far?

And yet it drives better than 90% of the people on the road

Oh nonono anti-Tesla bros… what’s our next cope?

Nice way to say “no”

What’s the cost and range for all of those options? Do they have self driving?

Such as…?

There’s no good discord alternatives with all the features unfortunately. It’s a wait and see type of thing.

Just like every other job you bring it up to the IT department and work around it.

If I know the community exists, I can narrow the search on Google

Doesn’t work most of the time for my communities.

And if the community I’m looking for is regarding something I’m working on, I’m not putting discord on my work laptop, so shit outta luck

Sounds like a personal problem you don’t want to work around.

One tries to be a flexible, interoperable, and secure protocol for communication, that’s free for anyone to implement and use…

The other is a for-profit company that cherishes its centralized nature and far reaching control, allowing them to sell you random bells and whistles, collect your data unobstructed, and lure in investors and advertisers.

Barely anyone cares about any of this. This stuff will never outweigh the features and QoL Discord has over everything else.

Ah yes let me switch to a chatting app that is missing half the features from discord with a worse UI. Epic!

I don’t think you understand how terrible search engines are for niche communities. I’d bet most lemmy posts don’t show up. You’re far better off just joining the community and doing a search within discord than wasting your time scraping through bad search results.

Wow another discord bad thread. Daring today aren’t we?

That’s not how that worked

Assuming you used the search feature on discord and no results came up, then you would be the first person to have ever asked that specific question to the developer. What makes you think that would actually be on a readme?

What even is “relevancy”? Their search is just a search by matching keywords. There isn’t a magic algorithm discord uses. Every time I had an issue with some sort of bug or function I just search for specific keywords and 9/10 times I find something. On the odd-chance I don’t then I’ll behave like a human being and ask. I just don’t get what’s wrong with that? You can already limit those keyword searches with specific constraints so you don’t get much noise.

There are issues of course. I’m just of the view that answering questions and giving support to a project is perfectly fine on discord because of incredibly fast response times.

As a developer you really only have bandwidth for maybe one or two methods of communication until you get stretched far too thin. Discord combines threads and irc chats into one. That is incredibly productive from a support standpoint.

To me this is nothing different than asking someone to join an irc server for technical help. Most of the irc servers I followed no longer exist but the projects are still fine and they’ve managed. If anything it’s better because you actually have a search feature.

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