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compare search results for "lab leak" https://search.brave.com/search?q=lab+leak https://www.google.com/search?q=lab+leak https://duckduckgo.com/?q=lab+leak https://www.bing.com/search?q=lab+leak
How do they fare on the 'tank man' test?
I find it very interesting that Eich was outsted from Mozilla for his anti-gay stance, and much of HN was in agreement at the time, yet this seems to never come up with Brave despite LGBTQ rights having far stronger support today. Why is that?
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I'm not trying to re-litigate the past. But it was enough of a consequential donation back then to have removed from as CEO of Mozilla. So that's a pretty big deal. Somehow that has never made its way into anything related to Brave as far as I've noticed, and generally I've followed the company at least in terms of top HN links (always curious to see what people are doing in the browser space). I've never seen it men…
> But it was enough of a consequential donation back then to have removed from as CEO of Mozilla. False. The reason for leaving Mozilla was never published. > I'm wondering if I'm missing something like he himself did some about-face, or people lost track of this, or if they just don't care anymore or what? So your disappointed Hacker News isn't more engaged with identity politics and cancel culture? And by the way y…
Well, then the timing is so aligned then at this point it's just occam's razor unless there's another explanation.
> So your disappointed Hacker News isn't more engaged with identity politics and cancel culture?
There's plenty of that. It's nearly daily now on HN. That wasn't my point at all. Just the inconsistency has always been apparent for years now so I finally asked the hive mind.
> And by the way you are wrong. It has come up in several threads in the past.
I stand corrected. I had never noticed those comments. That said, it was easy to not notice them as they're a tiny fraction of everything around Brave and have almost no discussion around them compared to his original ousting.
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If that's all that's offered, why does DDG's obscure shebangs work on Brave Search? https://search.brave.com/search?q=!hn+brave+search
Oh, apologies for the confusion. We support DDG's shebangs too; the above list is what we add to the list.
A shebang is something else ('#!').
I think they copied DuckDuckGo's bangs. It's nowhere in the documentation, and the UI never indicates it, but bang searches (like `!stackoverflow parse html with regex`) work in Brave Search exactly as they do in DuckDuckGo. Preliminary testing of mine suggests that they just copied DuckDuckGo's list directly–I tried a few obscure ones from DDG, like `!ldss` or `!uib`, and they work in Brave Search. @w0ts0n any detai…
We support many shebangs, with more to come in the future. For now, this is what is offered: !i - Search Images !n - Search News !a - Amazon !b - Bing !d - DuckDuckGo !e - eBay !g - Google !p - Pinterest !r - Reddit !s - StartPage !w - Wikipedia !li - LinkedIn !gh - GitHub !gm - Google Maps !so - Stack Overflow !tw - Twitter !yt - YouTube !wa - Wolfram Alpha !mj - Mojeek !osm - Open Street Map !mdn - Mozilla Develope…
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What incentive do Google and Bing have to share free SERP data to Brave in an anonymous channel?
They aren't sharing it with Brave directly, but rather with users. The query is issued via the participating user's Brave instance. This data then supplements what Brave Search has found, and assists Brave Search in presenting better results to that user, and others, in the future.
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> But it was enough of a consequential donation back then to have removed from as CEO of Mozilla. False. The reason for leaving Mozilla was never published. > I'm wondering if I'm missing something like he himself did some about-face, or people lost track of this, or if they just don't care anymore or what? So your disappointed Hacker News isn't more engaged with identity politics and cancel culture? And by the way y…
> False. The reason for leaving Mozilla was never published. Well, then the timing is so aligned then at this point it's just occam's razor unless there's another explanation. > So your disappointed Hacker News isn't more engaged with identity politics and cancel culture? There's plenty of that. It's nearly daily now on HN. That wasn't my point at all. Just the inconsistency has always been apparent for years now so…
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Why wouldn't it be? Google scrapes the web to populate it's results, why wouldn't other search engines scrape the web as well? Google is a website.
This is naive. Web sites have various terms of service.