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Can Mozilla use machine learning to make a competitive browser? Can they use machine learning to figure out why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

• yamtaddle 4y ago
  > Can Mozilla use machine learning to make a competitive browser? We'll never find out, since it looks like they're gonna have them work on Pocket. Presumably to make it worse by making it more algorithm-fed.
  • rubyist5eva 4y ago
    Is pocket actually profitable I don’t even know a single user of it, let alone a Firefox user
    • yamtaddle 4y ago
      I don't know any Pocket users either, but then again I don't know any Firefox users at all these days. Brave seems to have much better traction among the sorts who were, until recently, Firefox fans. I ditched FF on all my serious-business machines because it ate battery on my Macbook(s) and had some persistent-across-versions lack of UI polish that started bothering me after I'd seen the same things done right. Still use it on my Windows gaming/piracy/nothing-serious machine (which has no battery to preserve) since Safari won't run there, but if someone came in and swapped it with almost anything except Chrome or Edge, I'd likely not bother to change it back. And I was one of those people installing it on every person's machine who'd let me, before it was even called Firefox.
  • wussboy 4y ago
    I am so done with algorithms.
• pipeline_peak 4y ago
  Firefox, the sites you can’t see!