I'm sure that's intentional...
I think you can disable it?
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If it's intentional then I don't understand why you'd do that, it seems to me like it'd be horrible to wake up knowing you'll be slacking all day...
If it's not, I'd suggest first of all changing teams while you learn other technologies for a different job.
edit: there are so many things broken with Google products, there has to be something you're interested in fixing...
>just pure boolean search
So if I just repeat the word Facebook a hundred times in my personal website, I'd rank higher than facebook.com when people search for "facebook"?
I think simple boolean search works for things like searching books in a library, where you can assume good faith from all the authors. But in the web you can't do that. It's just too easy to game.
>search engine is a cloud service, which is not controlled by user of that engine
So is hacker news.
>search gives final results in milliseconds (why? because google cannot spend many seconds/minutes for you, that's why)
Do you want latency to be larger??
>open source, because user should trust the code
That would make it easier for SEOs to game the system. Or perhaps it would put everyone on a level playing field. I'm not sure.
>self-hosted (easily deployed in a click), not a cloud SaaS.
Do you mean users should keep their own index of the whole web by themselves?
>more useful than google because of accumulated data about you that are processed by computational knowledge engine
First I think you greatly overestimate how useful information about you can be. Second if that worked then it would make they problem you mentioned before (information bubble) worse...