It is my first day here and I found more political subs than development/programming. But I am a tech person. I think that mostly fediverse enthusiasm comes with a technical/programming background.
this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2022
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This is the right answer. I certainly wouldn't say that Lemmy is "for" programmers, but it attracts a certain kind of audience, doesn't it.
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Surely it does have that feeling. My block list is full of programming communities and it's growing fast (not that i do have anything against it, but it just completely don't interest me).
I ask because when I was researching Lemmy, it was said it's for developers.I don't see much content other then politics and Computer developer stuff . Feels limited