See, things like these should've been in that article. The rest of it was "everything is a tie except for JOINs but they've been working fine in MySQL since 5.6

See, things like these should've been in that article. The rest of it was "everything is a tie except for JOINs but they've been working fine in MySQL since 5.6.5 so I chose Postgres". I've personally suffered through hours of deployment in a legacy MySQL application with a few million records. Thanks for this tidbit, I'm that much more curious about Postgres now