[ale] [OT] Is there a programmer's equivalent to the ALE mailing list?

[Leam Hall]

Scott, thanks! Sadly, I think Slack is the MS of social networking. 
Google, now that a whistle-blower has called them out for planning to 
control the 2020 election (1), has become as evil as Oracle.

Says the guy still using a gmail address.  :(

I live in SC, so ATL is a commute. Even if I wanted to drive there. In 
general, I prefer e-mail.

My current crop of questions are pretty much language agnostic, like 
"what are some disciplines to digest a large code base" and "how do you 
inspire other coders to join a project".

Leam

1. 
https://alabamaeagle.org/2019/06/24/whistleblower-at-google-exposes-major-conservative-suppression/


On 8/15/19 8:35 AM, Scott M. Jones wrote:
> If you don't hate Slack completely and don't mind the Atlanta focus,
> there is: https://tech404.github.io
> 
> I see another one I haven't tried: http://slack.codeforatlanta.org
> 
> Each language will likely have it's own resources if you search hard
> enough, assuming you want something that is not geo-focused.
> 
> Let's face it, Mailman is a bit, ummm, old school.
> 
> Also, not sure where you are, but don't forget me[ea]tspace: meetup.com
> 
> -Scott
> 
> 
> On 8/15/19 7:42 AM, Leam Hall via Ale wrote:
>> Like, one where I can ask general programming life questions, and that
>> has a high signal to noise ratio?
>