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[01:08:18] <Ring0`> Hi. I'm trying to port aggregate to mapreduce but I'm gettig different results. Please check this pastefile. The aggregation works fine whilst mapreduce produces wrong results. https://pastebin.com/raw/wANK4v3K -- notice I have if() condition inside forEach which seems strange. I put it there because sometimes the "v" (value) was not the object from the map function but it was object that was (previously??)

[01:08:19] <Ring0`> returned by the reduce function !

[05:09:47] <Avinash> hello, I'm trying to update current timestamp of a collection .. what is the procedure should followed

[09:42:18] <Derick> Ring0`: what is the specific reason you want to use Map/Reduce?

[09:42:30] <Derick> AvianFlu: collections don't have timestamps, do you mean documents?

[09:54:42] <guardian> hello I'm still curious about the following

[09:54:49] <guardian> in mongoshell, I'm hitting "aggregation result exceeds maximum document size (16MB)"

[09:54:57] <guardian> I don't understand why aggregate() returns an object and not a cursor :(

[09:55:13] <guardian> server is running mongod 3.2.15

[09:55:28] <guardian> everything I read seems to indicate past mongo 2.6, aggregate should return a cursor

[09:59:16] <guardian> oh nervermind, it seems mongo-hacker is turning a cursor into a document :|

[10:04:46] <guardian> I have another beginner question please: I started interacting with a mongo db in Python. Now, what's the way to avoid committing my credentials in my Python source?

[11:36:48] <Ring0`> Derick: its an assignment

[12:57:27] <Len> hello guys!

[12:59:34] <Len> mind telling me what I'm doing wrong in this aggregation? https://hastebin.com/uruyihaxuj.py I'm willing to subtract `query_recheck` with current timestamp and if it's lte: 0 return query_id's. Though I'm not getting any results at all

[13:00:02] <Len> unless I can't yet use this output...