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I think it's more the latter: using Postgres for relatively simple workloads really isn't any more challenging than using something like MySQL, but then Postgres also supports more complex setups when you need it. So there would need to be a reason to lock yourself out of what PG offers, and I just don't think such a reason exists.


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