I joined Glean recently and found out that hiring really smart people and letting them cook is a legit strategy, not sure if it disproves this article.
I consider my respiratory system to be pretty healthy - I don't have breathing difficulties or sinusitis or any allergies - but it was so difficult visiting Delhi in February this year, which is not even the peak pollution month. I have no idea why some tech companies are still there.
> I have no idea why some tech companies are still there
They are all in the suburbs in gurgaon , not in delhi per se, and for a very interesting reason: Gurgaon was the first city in India which allowed women to work night shift as long as the companies could guarantee their safety. This caused a boom in call center business and also their infamous "company vans" business shuttling call center employees from their home to office 24x7.
Unable to understand how OP thinks this passes the Turing Test. Not one of the responses makes sense or is cryptic. Just seems like random blabber to me
AWS DocumentDB is mostly compatible with MongoDB, but isn't actually Mongo. When we migrated from Mongo to Document there were quite a few queries that failed to run, and we weren't even using complex features. Some indexes also failed to work in some queries.
