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No mongo natural order is just order on the disk. It is not always in reverse insertion order

I have been apprehensive about asking that question, lest they judge me for a slacker. I want to ask in an email, but want to learn something about how this works before I email them

Then really, "unlimited vacation days" is more of a PR spin than a valuable benefit.

I just ran collection.fields() on a collection of books. Surprised to find keys that I didn't even know existed.

Ok, all done. Ordered just now from london, never mind the 79 USD shipping cost. Next I installed their iPhone app. Shocked to see that it's gamified.

Sure, if it lasts 10 years, it's good code :-)

Edit: (addition) I mean I hate camelCase as an enforced standard. I use it when it feels useful. I use underscores as well when I think they are fit. I just don't like being one standard pretending to be absolute truth for a company. If the company is a startup, it's even more important that we get to release as fast as possible, instead of fretting over if the code looks like poetry or not. The odds are, the bit of code will be obsolete as a feature in two months.

I mean I hate camelCase as an enforced standard. I use it when it feels useful. I use underscores as well when I think they are fit. I just don't like being one standard of absolute truth for a company

Surprising that china is low risk in their map. Their metric is clearly flawed, for china already "blocks" off the whole Internet.

No lives have different values. Bin Laden != Paul Graham

Working on this kind of hack sounds much more compelling than coding for an overhyped Internet startup.

To my mind, solving an impossible sounding challenge is larger than ethics.