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by dbrereton 6y ago
What data are you looking at for this? Is it just reddit, or other social media sites too?
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Security Priorities(cs.columbia.edu)
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Show HN: No Whiteboards – Software Jobs at Companies That Don't Whiteboard(nowhiteboards.io)
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Show HN: No Whiteboards – Developer Jobs Without Whiteboard Interviews(nowhiteboards.io)
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by dbrereton 7y ago
Not really, Google Drive is centralized and google can always touch your data. But more importantly, if you dump your JSON file on Google, it will just be a JSON file. With SocialVault you can actually browse through the data in a meaningfu
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by dbrereton 7y ago
It is entirely decentralized using Blockstack, which you may read about here: https://docs.blockstack.org/storage/overview.html . The only part that isn't decentralized is the front end which is hosted on Netlify.
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by dbrereton 7y ago
Yes, but if you have a large amount of data then it may take up a good chunk of your hard drive space. SocialVault allows you to store these files online, and also provides a specialized file explorer for Facebook data.
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by dbrereton 7y ago
The use case is that if you're leaving Facebook, you can keep all your data/memories. And you would upload it for the same reason that you upload your photos to google photos, because it's a large amount of files to store loc
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Show HN: SocialVault – Decentralized and encrypted storage for Facebook data(socialvault.io)
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by dbrereton 7y ago
Curated advice from founders and investors on how to come up with startup ideas. This is just a small initial version, but the idea is to be able to search for any question and find answers from reputable people.
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Show HN: Startup Idea Generation Guide(startupadvice.xyz)
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