A quick roundup of developer news since the last digest.
AI & tooling
- Meta releases Muse Wonder: Meta has released its first frontier model, Muse Wonder, with a research post accompanying the launch. TechCrunch
- OpenCode 2.0 unifies its apps on one service: The terminal, desktop and web clients now sit on a single shared service, which the project calls a major overhaul. The New Stack
- Codex CLI daemon complaint: A GitHub issue reports that OpenAI's Codex CLI installs a persistent, self-updating background daemon by default, which drew discussion about consent for tools that run locally. GitHub
- Janas runs LLMs larger than RAM: The open-source project streams model experts from SSD so models that exceed memory can still run locally. GitHub
- Intel D270 AI accelerator: Intel lists a data-center GPU accelerator with up to 480 GB of LPDDR5X memory, aimed at large-model inference. Intel
- Epic reportedly going "AI first": A report says Epic Games is shifting to an AI-first game development model, a notable move for a major engine vendor. Ars Technica
Languages & releases
- Python 3.15 arrives, 3.10 retires: Simon Willison notes the new Python release and the end of life for 3.10, and what that means for the versions he can now rely on. Simon Willison
- Creusot 0.14.0: The Rust deductive verifier, which lets you write and formally prove contracts for Rust code, has a new release. Creusot devlog
- A slightly faster, slimmer curl: Daniel Stenberg describes recent work that makes curl a bit faster and smaller. daniel.haxx.se
Infrastructure & performance
- Cloudflare's OHTTP gateway rejects requests routed through Cloudflare: The gateway refuses to decrypt such requests so the relay and gateway roles stay separate, preserving the privacy guarantee of Oblivious HTTP. InfoQ
- Unreal editor sped up by using a cheaper hash: A write-up shows how swapping an unnecessarily secure hash function sped up the editor. larstofus.com
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