30 points | by poly2it 4 hours ago ago
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pgrust seems to have good momentum. AGPL is an odd license for a non web project. Postgres is MIT-like, and that drove it's adoption.
Have pgrust folks reconsidered this? Else, IMO we can have an independant rust port of pgrust, which can be MIT, which will garner more attention.
Everything around Rust is political, so the license choices are also about political statement.
2 commits in the repo both generated by claude. This is AI slop, I wonder where you see good momentum?
main indeed has two commits, but it clearly states the location of the rest of the commits, so I wouldn't be critical of main itself.
hey claude, do a breakthrough You can find the actual git history at the v0.2 github tag. Co-Authored-By: Fable <noreply@anthropic.com>
It's easy to claim AI slop nowadays, but you should still mistrust-but-verify.
4K stargazers in a week.
pgrust seems to have good momentum. AGPL is an odd license for a non web project. Postgres is MIT-like, and that drove it's adoption.
Have pgrust folks reconsidered this? Else, IMO we can have an independant rust port of pgrust, which can be MIT, which will garner more attention.
Everything around Rust is political, so the license choices are also about political statement.
2 commits in the repo both generated by claude. This is AI slop, I wonder where you see good momentum?
main indeed has two commits, but it clearly states the location of the rest of the commits, so I wouldn't be critical of main itself.
Now we see https://github.com/malisper/pgrust/tree/v0.2 has almost 6000 commits in it, with the very first one on 2026-07-02. That's a lot of token momentum!It's easy to claim AI slop nowadays, but you should still mistrust-but-verify.
4K stargazers in a week.