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Autobase = Anywhere Easily deploy a PostgreSQL cluster on your own machines or data center. 🏢 ✅ Works with existing servers ✅ Full control over your infrastructure ✅ No reliance on specific cloud providers Take charge of your data: autobase.tech/docs/deploymen…

Andrew Atkinson (Andrew Atkinson): Short alphanumeric pseudo random identifiers in Postgres postgr.es/p/77O

damn, microsoft cooking this week: new postgres plugin for vscode ◆ schema visualizer ◆ database explorer in the file navigator ◆ query history ◆ intellisense

Knuth shows us the way. Again:

So no one’s going to talk about how Soham has all the IP for all YC companies

I was using Claude Code to prototype something in DuckDB today. It kept creating code that wouldn’t compile. I need to read docs I thought to myself. But then I told Claude Code I think we are going in circles. “I’m sorry you’re right we are going in circles!” and fixed it 😂

vibe coding is going to drive a tsunami of bravado

coldplay haven't made a single in years, last night they made four

Apple just announced they have shipped 3 billion devices.. Grok how many mobile Android devices have been shipped?

Thanks for the memories. #RIP

The Multigres Architecture Overview is out. Also, we've started pushing code into the repo. Things are starting to move. Link in thread.

take my money, please 🤗

Kaarel Moppel: A "TPC-C"-like "extension-pack" for pgbench postgr.es/p/7c3

in our neighborhood there's a trend where parents are getting a "landline phone" but it works entirely over wifi lets kids call each other the way we used to growing up and delay smart phone use

Good reminder on the state of AI

- "Being a Postgres friend hasn't always been easy." - "Keep it simple. The fewer the moving parts, the easier it is to keep the system going." Those are quotes from the "Just Use Postgres" book, and they were not authored by me. Once you get a copy, you’ll see Josh Long

Jan Wieremjewicz: TDE is now available for PostgreSQL 18 postgr.es/p/7mH

modern-sql.com now covers DuckDB.

At last, I'm holding it in my hands, and it feels like a significant part of my life is already behind me. It took 14 months to bring the idea to life, but my job is far from done. Now I need to work hard to make sure thousands of developers read and benefit from the book. Btw,

Data Bene just released a blog discussing their experience at #PGIBZ2025 - learn more about how the conference went, here: data-bene.io/en/blog/postgr…