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Remember HQ? ‘Quiz Daddy’ Scott Rogowsky is back with TextSavvy, a daily mobile game show
The former HQ host Scott Rogowsky is back with TextSavvy, a live mobile game show that he's building on his own terms.Anthropic-funded group backs candidate attacked by rival AI super PAC
Dueling pro-AI PACs have centered around backing or targeting one New York congressional bid: Alex Bores, whose RAISE Act requires AI developers to disclose safety protocols and report serious system misuse. ...Apple’s iOS 26.4 arrives in public beta with AI music playlists, video podcasts, and more
Several updates are introduced in iOS 26.4, including an AI-powered playlist-generation feature in Apple Music, support for video content in the Podcasts app, end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for RCS messages, and more. ...InScope nabs $14.5M to solve the pain of financial reporting
The startup, founded by accountants who worked at Flexport, Miro, Hopin and Thrive Global, automates the difficulties of prepping financial statements.Great news for xAI: Grok is now pretty good at answering questions about Baldur’s Gate
A new report from Business Insider reveals that high-level engineers at xAI were pulled off other projects to make sure Grok could answer detailed questions about the video game Baldur's Gate.Ukrainian man jailed for identity theft that helped North Koreans get jobs at US companies
A Ukrainian man has been sentenced for helping North Koreans gain fraudulent employment at dozens of U.S. companies and funnel that money back to the regime to fund its nuclear weapons program.LaunchPod: Smarter AI Models Won’t Fix Your Deployment
Maryam Ashoori, VP of Product and Engineering at IBM’s Watsonx platform, talks about the messy reality of enterprise AI deployment. The post LaunchPod: Smarter AI Models Won’t Fix Your Deployment appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...How to design 2FA: Comparing methods, user flows, and recovery strategies
2FA has evolved far beyond simple SMS codes. This guide explores authentication methods, UX flows, recovery strategies, and how to design secure, frictionless two-factor systems. The post How to design 2FA: Comparing methods, user flows, and recovery strategies appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...CSS @container scroll-state: Replace JS scroll listeners now
CSS @container scroll-state lets you build sticky headers, snapping carousels, and scroll indicators without JavaScript. Here’s how to replace scroll listeners with clean, declarative state queries. The post CSS@container scroll-state: Replace JS scroll listeners now appeared first on LogRocket Blog.
...Anti-libraryism: 10 web APIs that replace modern JavaScript libraries
Explore 10 Web APIs that replace common JavaScript libraries and reduce npm dependencies, bundle size, and performance overhead. The post Anti-libraryism: 10 web APIs that replace modern JavaScript libraries appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...How developer platforms fail (and how yours won’t)
Russ Miles, a software development expert and educator, joins the show to unpack why “developer productivity” platforms so often disappoint. The post How developer platforms fail (and how yours won’t) appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...The Replay (2/18/26): Copilot workarounds, platform pitfalls, and more
Discover what's new in The Replay, LogRocket's newsletter for dev and engineering leaders, in the February 18th issue. The post The Replay (2/18/26): Copilot workarounds, platform pitfalls, and more appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...Building a Frontend-Friendly Star Wars API with Next.js BFF
Hi! I've always struggled with data-heavy APIs like the original SWAPI. To display one character card, you end up with a waterfall of requests: fetch person, then homeworld, then films, species...
https://swapi.dev/api/people/1/ # Luke
https://swapi.dev/api/planets/1/ # Tatooine
https://swapi.dev/api/films/1/ # A New Hope
... and more
Lots of requests...
Exploring Olympic Downhill Results with PHP Statistics
When Franjo von Allmen crossed the finish line in 111.61 seconds at the 2026 Olympic Downhill, he claimed gold. But the raw leaderboard only tells part of the story. How dominant was his performance? How tightly packed was the field? Were there outliers that skewed the results?
With the hi-folks/statistics PH...
I Got Tired of Gluing Together n8n, GPT Prompts, and a CMS So I Built My Own Blog Engine for Next.js
Over the past year I kept trying to automate blog content for my SaaS projects.
It always started simple.
Generate ideas with AI.
- Write drafts.
- Push them through n8n.
- Store them in a CMS.
- Render them in Next.js.
- Update the sitemap.
- Revalidate cache.
- Ship.
But the system kept getting heavier.
...Copilot CLI-based help for terminal errors. Take a look!
How I Built an AI Towed Car Finder That Searches 200+ Impound Lots Instantly
It Started at 2am in Austin
Picture this: It's 2am on a Saturday in Austin, Texas. I walk out of a venue on 6th Street and my car is just... gone.
No sign. No warning. Just an empty parking spot and that sinking feeling in your stomach.
What followed was three hours of pure frustration. I called Austin's tow hotline — busy. I Googled "where is my towed car Au...
Choice means letting go: to gain something, you have to give something up (Bite-size Article)
Introduction
More than a month has already passed since the beginning of 2026—how has everyone been doing?
This will be a short article, but today I’d like to share some thoughts on daily task management and the mindset around it.
As part of a new experiment and shift in mindset this year, I started setting an upper limit on the number of items (errands, task...