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This is a pretty silly argument. The people whom it affects are not people buying cars, it's more like launching a shuttle mission, at which point I would assum
by edvinbesic 13y ago
This is a pretty silly argument. The people whom it affects are not people buying cars, it's more like launching a shuttle mission, at which point I would assume you have read the f*ing manual.
- CoffeeDregs 13y agoGrandparent seems to make a valid argument. it's more like launching a shuttle mission Given how much we spend time talking about MVPs, Lean Startup, etc, I think people on this site are trying to avoid launch a shuttle mission. [Often] They're looking at building startups and are looking for both time-tested and new-but-advantage-providing technologies and techniques. At first glance, MongoDB appears to be advantage-providing so people adopted it quickly. They didn't read the manual; they put it in production on a small site and got surprised by the lack of durability.
- edvinbesic 13y agoI agree, but if you reach that point isn't that one of those good problems to have?
- codeflo 13y agoLosing your data is never "I good problem to have". Even for a small startup, such a thing can easily kill all the momentum you've built up.
- nasalgoat 13y agoI assure you, having to spend 75% of your administration time dealing with MongoDB problems, taking you away from other critical tasks, you'll see it's not really a great problem to have.