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All the noisy part accomplished is to convince me MongoDB's critics are so far off the deep end they should be ignored. I'll be considering MongoDB for my next
by nknighthb 13y ago
All the noisy part accomplished is to convince me MongoDB's critics are so far off the deep end they should be ignored. I'll be considering MongoDB for my next project.
- tonymillion 13y agoThat is the most contrarian thing I have ever seen anyone post ever. You're going to use a "broken" product just because someone ranted about how broken it is(was)?
- nknighthb 13y agoThat wasn't a rant, it was a childish temper-tantrum. I may use a product that, like all products in the history of mankind, has flaws, because it has apparently done its job so well that those threatened by its success have been reduced to gibbering idiots.
- deathcakes 13y agoI think here you appear to be missing the tenor somewhat - I read the post as someone being so astounded by such a trivial and incompetent mistake in a product that touts itself as being anything but that he was reduced to a gibbering wreck.
- nknighthb 13y agoThere are basically two options. Either he's a gibbering idiot, or he's a Reddit troll. Admittedly, the latter does seem more logical, since he explicitly chose to register under a false name as he clearly knew his report was unacceptable, but I usually choose to assume people are not simply evil, malicious animals. But if you'd like me to assume he is a Reddit troll, fine. The bug should be closed as presumed invalid and someone who isn't evil should re-file in a manner appropriate to civilized society.
- to3m 13y agoI'm sure the bug reporter was just like you, six months ago...
- coldtea 13y agoAnd people hiring should not consider you, and the general public should not take any of your offerings, if you are to base technological decisions to such contrarian and childish ways such as these.