franczesko

19 ms·

301.
by franczesko 6y ago
This wouldn't be able to happen in EU as well. Previous employer can't force you to not being able to offer your services in the job market. They can pay you instead.
302.
by franczesko 6y ago
Mobile browser development should be the actual focus of Mozilla team.
303.
by franczesko 7y ago
Google needs to finally stop being a parasite - both on the economy and other people's work. The content is not theirs. Pay up and support the ecosystem, if you want to use it.
304.
by franczesko 7y ago
World runs on mobile, Mozilla focuses of desktop.
305.
by franczesko 7y ago
I'd love to see "How we stopped to be an economic parasite and started to pay taxes in markets of our operation, so public healthcare and services could serve the society of which Google is a part of"
306.
by franczesko 7y ago
The desktop version should be a lower-level priority in the mobile driven world. The Android version of the browser is still annoyingly slow and too complex to be a daily default. Brave, with it's dead easy setup should be an example t
307.
by franczesko 7y ago
+ if they are making money out of the published content. The reasoning, that they fall under "Publisher" category is logical and valid.
308.
by franczesko 7y ago
If people can't cope with the fact, that technology based on statistics correctly classifies males and females, maybe they should just stop using it (and/or create their own thing), rather changing the technology. AI is not biased
309.
Google AI will no longer use gender labels like 'woman' or 'man'(businessinsider.com)
12 points by franczesko 7y ago|8 comments
310.
by franczesko 7y ago
Google support is non-existent. One of the reasons, why I stay away from Google Cloud.
311.
by franczesko 7y ago
I'd prefer the mobile version of the browser to be more polished, rather than the desktop one.
312.
by franczesko 7y ago
Any disruptive technology should be preemptively locked before public use. Times of "move fast and break things" are gone for good.
313.
by franczesko 7y ago
Adding specific bangs to your phone's dictionary amazingly improves using DDG on mobile devices. e.g. for Google, I just have to swipe "bang" at the and of any query to add "!g" at the end of it. DDG picks it up fla
314.
Google will finally stop using controversial tax loopholes in EU(theverge.com)
2 points by franczesko 7y ago|2 comments
315.
by franczesko 7y ago
I think that work places should be a neutral ground for everyone to do what they were hired for - free of any personal ideologies or politics. If you think, that work is is for activism of your personal beliefs, you clearly got it all wrong
316.
by franczesko 7y ago
"The fired workers said that they plan to continue their activism" Some people apparently forgot why they come to work.
317.
by franczesko 7y ago
Unfortunately, mobile experience is not that good. Once it will be as good as in Brave, I will consider transitioning.
318.
by franczesko 7y ago
Minimum bid on AdWords/Google Ads is a clear sign of monopolistic practices. Even if there are no competitors for the phrase or if it's very niche, you will have to pay the minimum Google tells you, in order to even appear in SERP
319.
by franczesko 7y ago
Earlier this year I decided to catch up with sci-fi classics and Dune was by far one of the best books I've read in the genre. The construction of the world was solid and I had a lot of fun reading through it. Didn't manage to rea
320.
by franczesko 7y ago
In my opinion, this is why workplaces should be neutral and no personal ideologies or beliefs shouldn't be allowed to be expressed to keep it that way.
321.
by franczesko 7y ago
You've hit the nail on the head
322.
by franczesko 7y ago
This is what economic protectionism (for which Germany is famous for) and lack of competition leads to - no investments in the infrastructure.