alliewithane

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Ask HN: TikTok scraping – maximize signal when only 5% of content is useful?
2 points by alliewithane 7mo ago|1 comments
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No-fluff learnings on the Z Fellows interview
2 points by alliewithane 1y ago|0 comments
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by alliewithane 2y ago
Sounds like it's exactly what I need. Thank you!
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by alliewithane 2y ago
They are not comfortable with the fact that I can look at their code base whenever I want.
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by alliewithane 2y ago
It's the latter. It's pretty much an agent for their GitHub repo. The agent needs access to their code and keeps some kind of knowledge that it generated in a tree database. Wouldn't it be considered a red flag that I can a
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by alliewithane 2y ago
How is that possible?
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by alliewithane 2y ago
That is very valid. My problem is that a large portion of my possible clients seemed to be happy with the idea of the solution I provided. I was looking in it tech wise because I somewhat validated it for my current client-space. Self-hosti
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by alliewithane 2y ago
This is an option but it's too much of a hassle. You can't store the company data all on one single computer. An alternative would be to create some sort of intranet inside the company only for this data. This would also mean that
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by alliewithane 2y ago
The main problem is that I need to process their private data frequently. This means end-to-end encryption is not really an option.
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by alliewithane 2y ago
Thank you!
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by alliewithane 2y ago
That makes sense, I could add some code in the container that can communicate with private APIs in my servers. Is this standard practice or just an adhoc solution?
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by alliewithane 2y ago
The problem is that I cannot do that. I need to run code on the data which means I can access the data theoretically any time and thus my client is super uncomfortable with that considering I need to access their code base.
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by alliewithane 2y ago
My main problem is that I need to do operations on the data while it's in the DB. This means that I cannot leave it encrypted end-to-end there.
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by alliewithane 2y ago
I see, I heard about "fully homomorphic encryption" which is faster to implement and allows you to run code on encrypted data but the time complexity is O((10^6) * n) which is insane.
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Is there such a thing as "private, interactive databases" for SaaS's
21 points by alliewithane 2y ago|38 comments