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Shoutout to Tiger Data - Creators of TimescaleDB at Prairie Postgres meetup in Chicago!

Tiger Café is looking 😍! Come get your ☕️ and 🐯 #msignite

Anyone can create a community. But few know how to build one that truly works, esp the one that sustains itself and brings real value. With 20+ years of experience, Matty Stratton from Tiger Data - Creators of TimescaleDB joins us to talk about what makes a community self-sustaining, what “doing it

I’ll be live on the Everything Outside Code podcast in half an hour! Tune in! youtube.com/live/7hFtep1p8…

I had three different AI models build the same game -- all in parallel. Composer in Cursor, Sonnet from Claude, and Google Gemini all racing side-by-side. The kicker? Each model spun up its own fresh Postgres database instantly using Tiger Data - Creators of TimescaleDB’s MCP… so every run

You guys aren’t theological scholars like I am so let me explain what this means: The White Sox need to build up its young players during the off-season, examine the free-agency market, and use some of its available salary to build on its successes in the latter half of 2025.

An Open Source MCP Server Every Postgres Developer Needs: youtube.com/shorts/ggYuDSF… via YouTube - Great resource from Uma as usual - this time about Tiger Data - Creators of TimescaleDB (creators of Timescale (now TigerData))'s open-source MCP server.

"Hey Corey, I can't find that old Datadog, Inc. parody logo you posted once, did they make you take it down?" Nope. They did not. They're good sports over at Tinder-For-Pets.

Pop Base Trump kinda always just agrees with whoever the last person he talked to. He’s very easy to charm in general, and Zohran is VERY charming

We are entering the biggest shift in user interfaces in the last 15 years, maybe 30. Software used to be designed for humans. First typing, then clicking, then touch. But now software is being designed for agents. Agents are different than humans. They don't click buttons,

AI can write SQL, but it does not understand Postgres. It copies patterns from every database under the sun: MySQL style types, inconsistent identity columns, bad timestamp defaults, missing indexes, and schemas that create long term problems for anyone running real Postgres in

The Postgres community has built one of the most mature databases in the world — and we want your help bringing that expertise to AI. We just launched pg-aiguide, an open source project that teaches AI coding tools to write real Postgres instead of generic SQL. Most AI

really excited about this launch we taught ai to write good postgres code (so you don't need to learn to) tigerdata.com/blog/we-taught…

I won't lie; I've probably done all of these networking faux-pas in my life at some point. But when we can label them, hopefully it prevents us from repeating the same mistakes. Let's laugh at ourselves and then move forward. :)

Will I see you next week at re:Invent? Come say hi to me and the Tiger Data - Creators of TimescaleDB crew at booth #1860!

Your AI doesn't know Postgres. It knows *about* Postgres from training data. Our new free MCP server fixes this with: - semantic search across PG docs - schema design skills - TimescaleDB setup guidance - real-time lookups Demo video: youtube.com/watch?v=NdEjYj… Repo: