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Everything you need to know about Python 3.13 – JIT and GIL went up the hill(drew.silcock.dev)
362 points by chmaynard | 185 comments
A blog post explaining the changes in Python 3.13, focusing on the experimental JIT compiler and the optional removal of the Global Interpreter Lock.
How RocksDB Works(artem.krylysov.com)
235 points by DAlperin | 49 comments
Tuning async IO in PostgreSQL 18(vondra.me)
86 points by fanf2 | 16 comments
USB for Software Developers: An introduction to writing userspace USB drivers(werwolv.net)
387 points by WerWolv | 46 comments
A blog post introducing USB concepts for software developers and explaining how to write userspace USB drivers, with C++ examples.
Playing with BOLT and Postgres(vondra.me)
153 points by aquastorm | 41 comments
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Postgres Language Server(github.com)
899 points by kiwicopple | 112 comments
GitHub repository for Supabase's Postgres Language Server, an LSP implementation that uses the real Postgres parser via libpg_query for IDE features.
PostgreSQL for Everything(raphaelbauer.com)
412 points by karlmush | 238 comments
A blog post by Raphael Bauer arguing for using PostgreSQL as the single backend for many workloads instead of specialized tools.
How Postgres DELETE can actually scale(dbos.dev)
22 points by KraftyOne | 6 comments
A DBOS blog post by Peter Kraft and Qian Li explaining how to make large-scale DELETE operations in Postgres perform and scale well.
Postgres isn't slow, your storage is(clickhouse.com)
146 points by saisrirampur | 148 comments
ClickHouse blog recap of a POSETTE 2026 talk arguing PostgreSQL performance at scale is limited by storage, with benchmarks and a local-NVMe production architecture.
Tablesample Picks Rows(boringsql.com)
3 points by surprisetalk | 0 comments
A technical blog post explaining how PostgreSQL's TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM and BERNOULLI methods select rows by hashing physical addresses, and the resulting sampling biases.
PostgreSQL reconsiders its process-based model(lwn.net)
761 points by todsacerdoti | 338 comments
LWN article by Jonathan Corbet on PostgreSQL developers discussing moving from a process-per-connection model to a threaded architecture.












