Peter Thiel’s big bet on solar-powered cow collars

Why did Founders Fund invest $220 million in cattle management startup Halter?

Embattled startup Delve has ‘parted ways’ with Y Combinator

The controversy around Delve appears to have cost the compliance startup its relationship with accelerator Y Combinator.

Anthropic says Claude Code subscribers will need to pay extra for OpenClaw usage

It’s about to become more expensive for Claude Code subscribers to use Anthropic’s coding assistant with OpenClaw and other third-party tools.

After fighting malware for decades, this cybersecurity veteran is now hacking drones

Mikko Hyppönen is one of the most recognizable faces of the cybersecurity industry. After fighting computer viruses, worms, and malware, for more than 35 years, he tells TechCrunch why he is now working on systems to stop killer drones. ...

Anthropic is having a moment in the private markets; SpaceX could spoil the party

Glen Anderson, president of Rainmaker Securities, says the secondary market for private shares has never been more active — with Anthropic the hottest trade around, OpenAI losing ground, and SpaceX's looming IPO poised to reshape the landscape for everyone. ...

Lucid blames dip in Q1 sales on seat supplier issue

Lucid said it has resolved the problem and is not changing its guidance for 2026.

Stop wasting money on AI: 10 ways to cut token usage

Learn practical techniques to reduce token usage in LLM applications and build more cost-efficient, scalable AI systems. The post Stop wasting money on AI: 10 ways to cut token usage appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

Stop fighting forms: The schema-driven approach to validation

Build dynamic forms using a JSON schema-driven approach that keeps frontend and backend validation in sync. The post Stop fighting forms: The schema-driven approach to validation appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

Does splitting work across AI agents actually save time? I tested it.

Within roughly the same six-month window, Anthropic shipped Agent Teams for Claude Code, OpenAI published Swarm and the production-ready Agents […] The post Does splitting work across AI agents actually save time? I tested it. appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

AI dev tool power rankings & comparison [March 2026]

Compare the top AI development tools and models of March 2026. View updated rankings, feature breakdowns, and find the best fit for you. The post AI dev tool power rankings & comparison [March 2026] appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

The Replay (3/11/26): AI education failures, Prisma Next, and more

Discover what's new in The Replay, LogRocket's newsletter for dev and engineering leaders, in the March 11th issue. The post The Replay (3/11/26): AI education failures, Prisma Next, and more appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

What to do when product-market fit starts to break

Learn how to spot PMF erosion early, diagnose the cause, and help your product recover before decline turns into panic. The post What to do when product-market fit starts to break appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

My Biggest Mistake: Why You Should i18n Your Next.js App From Day One (A Vibe Coding Survival Guide)

My Biggest Mistake: Why You Should i18n Your Next.js App From Day One

I built a split-bill application called FAMI-KAN (originally for the Japanese market) using Next.js 15 App Router and Supabase. Since I built it mostly through "Vibe Coding" (coding iteratively with AI agents like Claude/G...

Environment Variables You're Leaking to the Frontend Without Knowing It

You added NEXT_PUBLIC_ to your API key "just to test something quickly". That was six months ago. It's still there.

Persistent memory in Claude Code: what's worth keeping

Claude remembers nothing. Every session starts from scratch — the preferences you explained last week, the business constraints it discovered while working on the code, the corrections you had to make twice. Everything disappears with /clear.

CLAUDE.md partially compensates: you encode project conventions, the stack, deployment rules. But there's a category of information C...

I Built a Voice AI with Sub-500ms Latency. Here's the Echo Cancellation Problem Nobody Talks About

When I started building GoNoGo.team — a platform where AI agents interview founders by voice to validate startup ideas — I thought the hard part would be the AI reasoning. The multi-agent orchestration. The 40+ function-calling tools.

I was wrong.

The hard part was echo. Specifically: how do you stop an AI agent from he...

How I Found $1,240/Month in Wasted LLM API Costs (And Built a Tool to Find Yours)

I was spending about $2,000/month on OpenAI and Anthropic APIs across a few projects.

I knew some of it was wasteful. I just couldn't prove it. The provider dashboards show you one number — your total bill. That's like getting an electricity bill with no breakdown. Is it the AC? The lights? The server room? No idea.

So I built a tool to find out. What it discovered was honestly ...

LLM Semantic Caching: The 95% Hit Rate Myth (and What Production Data Actually Shows)

You opened your OpenAI dashboard this morning and felt that familiar pit in your stomach. The number was higher than last month. Again. Somebody mentioned semantic caching — "just cache the responses, cut costs by 90%." So you looked into it.

The vendor pages all say the same thing: 95% cache hit rates, 90% cost reduction, millisecond responses. Then you ran the numbers on your own traf...

11 Best V0 Alternatives 2025: Real Reviews & Pricing

Why Look Beyond V0 by Vercel? V0 by Vercel is solid for generating React components, but what if you need more than just frontend UI? Look, V0 does one thing really well - it takes your text prompts and spits out clean React components with Tailwind CSS. Perfect if you're building in the Vercel ecosystem and just need UI pieces. But here's what V0 can't do(as of now): Build full applications wit...

8 AI Developer Tools for Faster & Smarter Development 👨‍💻🚀

Artificial intelligence has been transforming the way software developers build applications by providing them with new ways to simplify repetitive tasks, increase their productivity, and create smarter programs. But the problem is that there are so many AI-powered tools coming out that deciding which ones to use and how to integrate them into your workflow might take a long time and be very frust...

The 5-Minute Kubernetes Cluster Health Check

TLDR You can check your Kubernetes cluster's health in under 5 minutes using five key commands: checking node status, monitoring resource usage, reviewing pod health across namespaces, investigating problem pods, and examining cluster events. This quick routine helps catch issues before they escalate into critical problems. Kubernetes is great until it's not. One bad node, a pod stuck in CrashLoop...

Livewire 4: The Future of PHP Components

This week at Laracon Caleb Porzio announced Livewire 4, which comes with unified components, performance improvements, and many more awesome goodies 🤤 Unifying Livewire Caleb takes the stage to address one of the most pressing issues in the Livewire's ecosystem: fragmentation. With three different ways to create Livewire components (traditional, Volt functional, and Volt class-based), the communi...

Laracon 2025 Keynote

This year's Laracon keynote was absolutely insane! There were seven segments packed with open source goodies, AI-powered development tools, and infrastructure that'll make you rethink what modern web development can be. Here's everything that went down. 🎯 New Framework Features (Taylor Otwell) 🚀 Open Source Deep Dive (Joe Tannenbaum) 🤖 Laravel AI (Ashley Hindle) 🎨 Laravel Design (David Hill) ...

Laravel Wayfinder

Laravel has announced a new package called Wayfinder. This package will allow you to easily generate fully-typed, importable TypeScript functions for your controllers and named routes, providing devs with a seamless integration between a Laravel backend and a TypeScript frontend. Let's learn how to use Wayfinder with the Laravel React Starter Kit. First, create a new Laravel app using the followin...