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overfeed • today at 3:55 AM • 1 reply • view on HN

> Maybe you don't remember Postgres in the early 2000s

Postgres was already mature by the early 2000s - it was started in 1986 by a veteran who had written Postgres' spiritual predecessor in the 70's (Ingress). So no, Postgres didn't have amateur-hour data loss bugs in the early 2000s. What Postgres was missing out of the box were some features, like replication.


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lmm • today at 4:16 AM

> So no, Postgres didn't have amateur-hour data loss bugs in the early 2000s.

Well not until you'd been running it for a while and it ran out of tuples at least.

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