DevHunt Daily
Friday, November 13, 2026
- 1LanguagesHacker News
Rust 1.100 released with stable never type and new Allocator API
Rust 1.100.0 is now available via rustup, adding the never type (!), an Allocator trait, DropGuard, and Cargo improvements. Developers can update to the stable release to use these new language features and APIs.
- 2DataHacker News
PostgreSQL releases updates for versions 14‑18 and 19 release candidate
The PostgreSQL Global Development Group issued patch releases for all supported versions (14.25, 15.20, 16.16, 17.12, 18.7) and a second release candidate for version 19. The update addresses 52 security vulnerabilities and over 140 bugs, and marks PostgreSQL 14 as end‑of‑life. Developers should apply the patches and plan upgrades from PostgreSQL 14.
- 3AIGoogle DeepMind
Google DeepMind launches Gemini 4 Hydrogen model for fast agentic workflows
Google DeepMind announced Gemini 4 Hydrogen, a new AI model focused on speed and efficiency for everyday coding and agentic tasks. It is available through Google AI Studio, the Gemini API, Google Search, and the Antigravity IDE, priced at $1.50 per million input tokens and $7.50 per million output tokens.
deepmind.google - 4Coding agentsGitHub Trending
Qwen Code releases open-source AI coding agent for terminal and IDEs
Qwen Code 1.0 Preview provides an open-source AI coding agent that runs in the terminal and integrates with editors like VS Code and Zed. It supports multiple model providers, including local runtimes such as Ollama, and offers features like auto‑memory and sub‑agents, useful for developers seeking AI‑assisted coding workflows.
github.com151 stars today - 5Open sourceGitHub Trending
llama.cpp adds easy install and multi-backend LLM inference
The llama.cpp repository provides a C/C++ library for running large language models with minimal setup. It supports many hardware backends, offers pre‑built binaries, Docker images and a CLI that can download models from Hugging Face and serve an OpenAI‑compatible API. Developers can integrate it for low‑latency inference on CPUs, GPUs and specialized accelerators.
github.com176 stars today - 6Dev toolsGitHub Changelog
GitHub Actions drops ARM32 support on Linux and Windows runners
GitHub Actions hosted runners will stop supporting ARM32 job execution on Linux and Windows after December 8, 2026. The change follows the earlier removal of Node 20, as newer Node versions do not support ARM32. Developers using ARM32 runners need to migrate to supported architectures before the deadline.
github.blog - 7SecurityGitHub Changelog
GitHub secret scanning adds detection for Cloudflare access tokens
GitHub's secret scanning now identifies Cloudflare access service tokens in repositories. The new detector flags these tokens as partner secrets, reporting them to Cloudflare when found in public repos. Developers using GitHub can better protect credentials related to Cloudflare services.
github.blog - 8CloudHacker News
AWS Lambda Web Functions continue billing memory for 5–7 minutes after last request
Easel.sh found that AWS Lambda Web Functions keep environments alive and charge for memory for up to seven minutes after a request finishes, leading to significant idle costs for low‑traffic apps. Their own compute platform showed faster warm and cold start times, prompting a switch away from Web Functions.
- 9AIHacker News
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid affair scandal, CFO Colette Kress becomes interim boss
Jensen Huang stepped down as Nvidia's chief executive after reports of two affairs, one involving a suspected Chinese spy. CFO Colette Kress has been named interim CEO. Nvidia's shares fell over 4% after the news, reflecting market concerns.
- 10Coding agentsHacker News
AgentRun open-source platform adds self‑improving, token‑efficient agents
AgentRun is an open‑source system that adds a control plane for self‑improvement and durable execution to existing agent frameworks. It claims agents become smarter, more fault‑tolerant and use fewer tokens per run, with case studies showing cost reductions in code review and classification tasks.
- 11Dev toolsSimon Willison
AWS releases official emulator for local testing of its services
AWS has open‑sourced an emulator written in Rust that lets developers run local copies of many AWS services for testing, avoiding the need for paid API keys. The emulator currently runs via Docker on macOS and Windows, simplifying integration into test suites.
simonwillison.net - 12AIDevHunt launch
Wiro AI offers unified API for 1,000+ generative models and agents
Wiro AI provides a single API to access over a thousand image, video, audio, 3D, and language models, allowing developers to chain them into workflows and deploy AI agents. It supports async tasks via webhooks and WebSockets, includes an OpenAI‑compatible endpoint, SDKs, and pay‑as‑you‑go pricing.
16 points - 13Dev toolsDevHunt launch
Review Router posts GitHub pull requests to designated Slack channels
Review Router monitors GitHub pull requests and posts them to selected Slack channels, tagging appropriate reviewers. The Slack messages stay updated with new commits, comments, approvals, and merge status, helping teams coordinate reviews using existing tools and configurable rules.
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