A few days ago, stackoverflow.com launched in public beta. I've played with it a bit and I think it has the potential to become a great tool for programmers.
It's basically a combination of blog/wiki/digg/forum. Seems like a most questions get answers (on various degrees of relevance) within minutes-hours. Here are some of the questions I've asked, in case you're interested.
Here's a review of the beta site (about a month old), but instead of reading it I encourage you to just try it next time you need a programming question answered and Google fails you (don't forget to subscribe to your question's RSS feed).
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18 September 2008
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A couple of cool things from the guys that run MovieLens:
* SuggestBot - A bot responsible for assigning users of Wikipedia articles to edit that would be interesting to them.
* WikiLens - A general "recommendation wiki". A wiki with ratings, which aspires to be the one place to get recommendations for stuff. I don't think it has that much users, which weakens it, but the concept is cool. I want an import/synch with MovieLens, but this feature does not exist as of now.
Read the publication list for more.
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