I agree, the reason why I had submitted this HN submission post was because I was getting way too deep into the weeds of new databases like surrealdb/tigerbeetl

I agree, the reason why I had submitted this HN submission post was because I was getting way too deep into the weeds of new databases like surrealdb/tigerbeetle/scylladb etc. which while are an interesting problem to think through because well, it makes me feel smarter knowing these databases. I still felt like postgresql was enough, (at best something like clickhouse or redis combined with postgresql might be more than enough for many things) But the fact of the matter is that sometimes you don't even need postgresql. I actually just deploy sqlite apps in golang/rust, a website that I had made that is a single binary: https://mirror.forum https://mirror.forum Sqlite is more than enough as well and there are a lot of people pushing sqlite above its weight as well (Turso and the likes) but its nice knowing that Sqlite/postgresql are more than enough for many use cases. Both are really amazing for a lot of things :-D Its amazing how we've for the most part atleast now simplified the architecture to have good options. Like using Sqlite and especially Postgresql in the start is a decision that you would rarely go wrong at. I personally feel like although I use sqlite a lot more in projects because i value the simplicity it gives but postgresql also holds a somewhat good relationship in my heart :-D