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Comment #15422879
Because (B-tree) indexes on sequentiel IDs are more efficient.
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Comment #8238099
I digged some docs, I think I'll do LDAP+web for user self-servicing+SAML with Shibboleth+maybe OpenID. That will complicate the automated customer setup, but it'll cover many use …
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Comment #8237459
I looked at SAML, it's a possible addition to the service. It may be touchy to integrate (opensaml-java), but definitely doable.
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Comment #8237320
Classic use case: org want facilitate+centralize users management on owncloud+apache webdav+other oss app on external server (internet). I only saw AD used in intranets, if orgs wo…
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Comment #8237206
Orgs do really expose their Active Directory server on the internet, to integrate with external servers ?
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Ask HN: LDAP as a service
Hi. I'm contemplating the idea of a Saas business, a LDAP as a service : a LDAP server and a web interface for account admin and users self servicing (password update/reset with tf…
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Comment #8101620
Parchive is also a must have http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parchive
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Comment #6829336
SEEKING WORK - Remote If you need reliable, high-throughput REST-style APIs in Java, I'm your guy. After 7+ years of experience in server-side Java (JEE 5&6, Spring, Wicket...), I'…
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Ask HN: What online service would you pay Bitcoins for?
I'm thinking on an rsync storage+nginx static file serving with dedicated disk space and bandwidth, all pseudonymous. Any idea/comment ? Thanks!
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Comment #5797330
My favorite coding atmosphere is like 70% N2, 20% O2 and 1% Ar. Big desk, two large monitors, Aeron chair (I miss it :/), Logitech illuminated keyboard, G500 mouse, 21°C temp, 11 P…
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Comment #5517696
It also depends of who's the target audience. I did two Show HN for a medical literature search engine and got a total of two comments. On a medical-related reddit, I got much much…
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Comment #5510301
Lot's of Java dev greatly misunderstand ORMs and the underlying SQL stuff. You can differentiate on that.
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Comment #5498825
Need: Spring, EJB, JPA (so Hibernate), JSP Nice: SQL mastering, good ORM trade-offs and inner-working understanding, good general database understanding and usage (let PostgreSQL b…
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Comment #5493491
I have no plans to expand to all scientific literature, unless I find a good source of structured data to work on. If there is a Pubmed equivalent for other scientific fields, plea…
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Comment #5492727
Release date and journal will soon be added in the results view under the authors.
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Comment #5492395
Link: http://www.mediclib.com
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Show HN: MedicLib - A better medical litterature search engine
MedicLib ( http://www.mediclib.com ) is medical literature search engine that rank and categorize articles from Pubmed/Medline ( http://www.mediclib.com/about ). The goal is to be …
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Comment #5474325
SEEKING WORK - Remote, south of France Full-stack Java/JEE engineer, at ease with open-source ecosystems (Jetty, Tomcat, JBoss, Glassfish, Dropwizard, PostgreSQL, ...). I worked on…
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Comment #5444247
Thanks. I'll try it soon.
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Comment #5443883
Do you mind citing a stable open source ActiveSync solutions ?
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Comment #5414353
Other advice: automate backups, and manually check backups.
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Comment #5395712
I understand, you focus more on the startup kind of customers for now.
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Comment #5395663
So it won't be official and it may break on any server update or lag in features depending on the maintainer boredom. Too bad, your db seems really nice :)
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Comment #5395563
Still no official Java drivers ?