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Sep 20, 2026

Creston JamisonHOST
9:40
So if you want to learn more about that, definitely listen to the episode here or watch the YouTube video down here.
Creston JamisonHOST
9:46
Next piece of content, Tom Lane on the architectural decisions that shaped 30 years of Postgres.
Creston JamisonHOST
9:52
This is from snowflake.com. And Elizabeth Garrett Christensen actually interviewed him.
Creston JamisonHOST
9:58
And there's a separate link to the video of that here that I've included as a link as well.
Creston JamisonHOST
10:03
So this was super cool.
Creston JamisonHOST
10:05
Definitely encourage you to check it out.
Creston JamisonHOST
10:07
And I like one of the first comments down here, you know, Tom Lane, the legend himself.
Creston JamisonHOST
10:13
So definitely check that out if you're interested.
Creston JamisonHOST
1:21
Or you can click on the links in Postgres Weekly as well.
Creston JamisonHOST
1:24
And originally it looked like Postgres 19 was going to be released this month, but now there's going to be a fourth beta The official release date is to be determined, and there's additional information and links about this discussion, including, quote, that Tom Lane, the one who probably contributes the most to Postgres, was quite afraid of the SQL PGQ feature.
Creston JamisonHOST
1:48
You have David Rowley saying, you know, the revert bar can be a little bit lower this year.
Creston JamisonHOST
1:54
And part of this may be because of the volume of security CVE fixes that have had to been done this year with AI finding all these vulnerabilities.

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