A lot of subreddits have discord servers associated with them. Personally I think discord doesn't fill the role of Reddit well, but it does have its place.
Discord is great for tracking specific projects being run by small groups. For example, I use it to track the status of a Radical Heights fan remake, and also to get updates when a specific user creates 4-bit quantization of LLMs and to read chats of ways they are being implemented.
I use it for that too, and I find it far from ideal. Notifications are wonky, and posts arent very discoverable. Questions are lost in a sea of comments.
Id much prefer a mesage board ala Reddit or Lemmy for that.
A lot of subreddits have discord servers associated with them. Personally I think discord doesn't fill the role of Reddit well, but it does have its place.
Discord is great for tracking specific projects being run by small groups. For example, I use it to track the status of a Radical Heights fan remake, and also to get updates when a specific user creates 4-bit quantization of LLMs and to read chats of ways they are being implemented.
I use it for that too, and I find it far from ideal. Notifications are wonky, and posts arent very discoverable. Questions are lost in a sea of comments.
Id much prefer a mesage board ala Reddit or Lemmy for that.