singularjon

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   by singularjon 5y ago

   Well, the important thing is just that requests get sent directly from the browser to the blockchain. If it goes through our servers, it creates a layer of centralization. We do pretty much just store things on our own. When you create a po
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   by singularjon 5y ago

   Hey, founder here. Obviously, I feel that utilizing blockchains/decentralization in the case of Q&A/knowledge makes sense. Knowledge is the most valuable asset on the internet. Why wouldn't we want users to have ownership
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   by singularjon 5y ago

   Sure, https://github.com/dtube/avalon - It's quite possibly the easiest blockchain to understand. The node is written in Javascript and uses a local Mongodb to handle storage of blocks and content data.
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   by singularjon 5y ago

   Hey, founder/dev here! We will be fully open-source very soon. Our blockchain is forked from another which is open-source. The blockchain is a model in which there are nodes that are elected/voted in by the community. They are res
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   Show HN: A Decentralized Q&A Platform(musing.io)

   40 points by singularjon 5y ago|25 comments
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   Show HN: Summary Box – A Chrome extension to summarize any webpage(summarybox.com)

   8 points by singularjon 7y ago|1 comments
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   by singularjon 9y ago

   cool thanks tho
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   by singularjon 9y ago

   where can i find more in-depth information on this?
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   by singularjon 9y ago

   How does the speed compare to that of Postgresql and MongoDB?