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It’s not fixed. MySQL still has a datatype called “utf8” that, in fact, is not utf-8 but a limited subset thereof. PostgreSQL has some sharp edges, sure, but a
by mikl 5y ago
It’s not fixed. MySQL still has a datatype called “utf8” that, in fact, is not utf-8 but a limited subset thereof.
PostgreSQL has some sharp edges, sure, but a lot less obvious footguns like these.