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[03:17:41] <dman777_alter> I have a string 1401503025888. If I make a mongoose schema timestamp : { type: date } and insert it into that field...will it automatically be converted to a date object?

[04:03:19] <SrinivasGowda> hey there anyone here awareof nedb>

[05:02:38] <wwwd> I'm rather new with databases in general...so please bear with me if this is to mundane or misguided. I have a microsoft access db of dog registrations that is one table...It has no normalization. And it has plenty of corupt and/or missing values. I am looking for a way to split it into two or possibly more documents which are cross refernced. I want to end up with an owner which has name and contact information [contacts could be

[05:02:38] <wwwd> subdocuments]...and a dog which has registration data. Working in python my plan is to use petl to clean the data. Will it work to pull out the registration information into reg.csv. Load that into mongodb...then export as dogs.csv and use petl a second time to pull out ObjectId's and insert them in a list for the respective owner?

[05:29:38] <Ponyo> Is there a processor more effective at the the workload mongo presents than the Intel Xeon?

[07:33:25] <roger_> hi, i'm very confused about why my queries are taking forever on mongodb... the timeMillis reported by the query is 200ms, but robomongo says 20.8 seconds

[07:33:57] <roger_> how do i speed this up? or debug where the issue is?

[12:30:14] <BurtyB> 2.6.1 picking the wrong index is doing bad things to my load avg :(

[16:25:14] <see1> hello

[16:26:22] <see1> i follow the install instructions for debian and try to create a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mongodb.list file for. but isnt working

[16:26:24] <see1> any help?

[16:33:43] <see1> is there any chan available who is not logging to the damn www?

[21:11:38] <Snebjorn> fuck your mom nigga!

[21:17:25] <alanhoff> hey guys, how to make a query by a field that can be a value inside an array, like "hashtags.indexOf(doc.hashtag) !== -1 ? console.log('Doc found!') : new Error()"

[23:23:36] <whomp> why does everyone seem to use '2d' and not '2dsphere' for geo indexes?

[23:23:44] <whomp> seems like the only good option is '2dsphere'