Introducing postgres.new, the in-browser Postgres sandbox with AI assistance. With postgres.new, you can instantly spin up an unlimited number of Postgres databases that run directly in your browser (and soon, deploy them to S3). Each database is paired with a large language model (LLM) which opens the door to some interesting use cases: Drag-and-drop CSV import (generate table on the fly) Generat
Commemoration events are regularly held at Nagasaki's peace statue Ambassadors from Western countries including the United States and the United Kingdom will not attend a ceremony marking the 79th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki after Israel was snubbed. The mayor of the south-western Japanese city, Shiro Suzuki, said on Thursday that Israel not being invited to attend was not politi
Good morning and welcome to Vittles. Each Monday we publish a different piece of writing related to food, whether it’s an essay, a dispatch, a polemic, a review, or even poetry. This week, Tim Anderson writes about the phenomenon of katsuification — the process under which everything in Britain has become katsu curry — and how this can be explained by the cyclical history of the dish. If you wish
AWS Lambda introduces recursive loop detection APIs | Amazon Web Services
AWS Compute Blog AWS Lambda introduces recursive loop detection APIs This post is written by James Ngai, Senior Product Manager, AWS Lambda, and Aneel Murari, Senior Specialist SA, Serverless. Today, AWS Lambda is announcing new recursive loop detection APIs that allow you to set recursive loop detection configuration on individual Lambda functions. This allows you to turn off recursive loop detec
From Chrome 129 you can use the scrollSnapChange and scrollSnapChanging events from JavaScript. By implementing built-in snap events, the previously invisible snap state will become actionable, at the right time, and always correct. This is not a convenience you had without these events. Before scrollSnapChange, you could use an intersection observer to find what element was crossing the scroll po
State of CSS 2024
It's amazing to witness the speed at which CSS keeps evolving. While the past decade has been all about building a solid foundation for layout (Flexbox, Grid) and syntax (variables) the future promises to be about going much further than most of us ever dreamed of. Want to calculate a square root or cosine in your CSS? Use that to build scroll-triggered animations? And maybe scope all of it down s
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postgres.new: In-browser Postgres with an AI interface
Western ambassadors shun Nagasaki ceremony over Israel snub
The Katsuification of Britain
Scroll Snap Events | Chrome for Developers