A quick roundup of developer news since the last digest.

AI & tooling

  • Anthropic ships Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2: Anthropic released new Fable and Mythos models, with coverage noting a price cut and stronger coding benchmark scores for Fable. Anthropic
  • Meta launches Muse Ember: Meta's smallest and most efficient model so far targets lightweight agent execution, positioned against small models like Claude Haiku. Meta Research
  • Coding agents learn to talk: Cursor and Google's Antigravity have added voice interaction for coding agents, following OpenAI. The New Stack
  • Google details new TPU 8tx and 8i Max chips: Google introduced two new TPU variants aimed at AI infrastructure, while a separate claim of a 90%+ inference latency cut comes with caveats. Google
  • Simon Willison tracks down a mysterious beep with Claude: A practical example of using an AI assistant to debug a hardware/software puzzle. Simon Willison

Security

  • Linux SSH vulnerability under active exploitation: Attackers are exploiting a flaw that allows SSH access to Linux devices, so check your patch status. Ars Technica
  • Claude Code settings files are leaking secrets on GitHub: Researchers found thousands of secrets exposed through committed Claude Code settings files; review what your repos track. Ars Technica
  • PyPI redesigns project pages with clearer security signals: The new pages make security information easier to read for package consumers. PyPI Blog
  • Wyndham app exposed customer data: A security lapse in the hotel chain's app left customer data accessible. TechCrunch

Tools & platforms

  • Expo releases Exact, a cross-platform UI framework: A new open-source UI framework from the Expo team, discussed on Hacker News. GitHub
  • Docker has used microVMs all along: A post argues Docker's Mac and Windows model has relied on microVMs since 2016. dave.recoil.org
  • Anthropic reportedly moving ahead with IPO plans: A notable industry signal for the AI tooling market. TechCrunch

Design & UX

  • "I was wrong about dark mode": Developer David Bushell revisits his stance on dark mode support. dbushell.com
  • Figma shares ways to use its agent: A practical guide to six quick uses of the Figma agent. Figma

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