Rising 201–300 of 890
Products with more recommenders in the last 90 days than their usual rate over the year before. "+N" is the number of extra recommenders.
- 201.Loved for Works with others, Terse, small edits · Caveat Modest effect
- 202.Loved for Birthday reminders, The concept · Caveat Project direction
- 203.It’s the best of both worlds. We use it to bridge svelte with Laravel at work and I couldn’t be happier about this stack.
- 204.Loved for Live environment, Image-based deployment · Caveat Memory use
- 205.Loved for Team-level agent, Sandboxed environment · Caveat Weak results
- 206.Loved for Free access, App prototyping · Caveat Confusing UX
- 207.Loved for Curatable feed, Tech discussion · Caveat Toxic content
- 208.Loved for Batteries included, Admin interface · Caveat Performance
- 209.Loved for KeePass sync, Device backups · Caveat Android client
- 210.Loved for Reliable for some, Free tier · Caveat Outages
- 211.Loved for Structured workflow, Brainstorming skill · Caveat Token usage
- 212.Loved for Software freedom, Keyboard · Caveat Lockdown concerns
- 213.Loved for Server-driven SSE, Beyond htmx · Caveat Unclear value
- 214.Loved for Effective blocking, Cross-platform · Caveat VPN approach
- 215.Loved for Code review, Self-hosting · Caveat Learning curve
- 216.Loved for Less censorship, Pirated content · Caveat Russian state ties
- 217.Loved for Creator catalog, Exclusives, early access · Caveat Habit formation
- 218.Loved for Mature compiler, Web backends · Caveat Shell command overhead
- 219.Loved for Blocklist adblocking, Works with VPN · Caveat Stability issues
- 220.Loved for Works out of box, MicroVM isolation · Caveat Closed source
- 221.Loved for Daily driver, Two-pane workflow · Caveat Paid license
- 222.Loved for Fast to working app, Non-coder friendly · Caveat Competition from agents
- 223.Loved for Performance, Musl malloc replacement
- 224.Loved for Python scripting, Industry standing · Caveat Learning curve
- 225.Loved for Speed, Runs locally · Caveat Accuracy vs Whisper
- 226.Loved for Small footprint, Electron replacement · Caveat Webview inconsistency
- 227.Loved for Speed, Agent tooling · Caveat Not preinstalled
- 228.Loved for Large local models, Daily reliability · Caveat Generation speed
- 229.Loved for Non-corporate alternative, Instance choice · Caveat Search and discovery
- 230.Loved for Stability, Better than successors · Caveat No modern apps
- 231.Loved for Self-hosted, open source, Automatic archiving · Caveat Rarely revisited
- 232.Loved for Enjoyable to use, Ergonomics · Caveat Others preferred
- 233.Loved for No login needed, Easy redirects · Caveat Takedown
- 234.Loved for Easy checkout, Wide acceptance · Caveat Little in-store gain
- 235.Loved for Developer experience, BEAM/OTP reliability · Caveat Productivity vs Rails
- 236.Loved for Save for later, Single HTML file
- 237.Loved for Engine diversity, Community project · Caveat Not daily-ready
- 238.Loved for Easy self-hosting, DNS blocking · Caveat Upstream TLS
- 239.Loved for Model publishing hub, Dataset hosting
- 240.Loved for Static linking, Glibc alternative · Caveat Slow malloc
- 241.Loved for TUI design, Task results · Caveat Codebase upload
- 242.Loved for API and integrations, Docs and knowledge · Caveat Slowness
- 243.I use traefik so with docker compose/labels it's real easy to give things a reverse proxy with an auth gate and other middleware
- 244.they aren't especially heavy to run and are not fragile
- 245.This is the most useful calculator.. bit shifts..radix conversations...
- 246.I love Hax. After a month on Codex, I switched to Hax.
- 247.Plus, it gives us a clear spec for implementing complex parts like time travel, snapshots, etc.
- 248.you'll realize this is obviously the future interface.
- 249.Interestingly this one with its Winamp mode is what I was looking for.
- 250.It's great. Much stronger on the UX side for things that devs need than Claude / Codex.
- 251.Check out the awesome [Claudish-to-English plugin]
- 252.I switched to the esr release. It gets updates every week or two, but only for security issues.
- 253.I use linode and have nothing but praises for their service.
- 254.I suggest its clone, Double Commander. Does everything as TC, supports its plugins and is cross platform and open source.
- 255.I switched to deSEC because they allow you to create tokens for DNS-01 validation which are tightly scoped to a single subdomain.
- 256.I think relying on https://github.com/vercel-labs/skills is sound. It handles global installs for a wide range of coding agents.
- 257.For learning SICP, I use Chicken 5 with 203 and 216 eggs plus the ~/.csirc and call it done.
- 258.I have been using jcode for past two weeks, honestly I feel its much better compared to Opencode.
- 259.This is awesome! Thank you so much for great work! I love it
- 260.Some recent alternatives/successors/forks that are in the same vein as Pico
- 261.Replacing the Google launcher (I used ATV Launcher Pro) was one of the best quality of life upgrades I've ever done, if you haven't already I highly recommend it.
- 262.This is cool and I love how enthusiastic you are about it
- 263.This is a good example of human-agent teaming tbh. Nice one.
- 264.PdfCraft works well enough for me that I cancelled my subscription.
- 265.Try wordcraft: https://github.com/storytold/wordcraft
- 266.I used Ergo, enforced TLS, enforced authentication
- 267.I loved Google Wave. The first time I used it, I said out loud, "Wow, this really has possibilities."
- 268.I wouldn't dismiss Denuvo. It is intended for a particular use case, which is games where a week or more delay between the release of a game and the appearance of a crack would make a meaningful difference.
- 269.by leaning on KiCadRoutingTools, it looks like there’s actually very little token usage at the routing stage
- 270.
- 271.With static libs or even better, e. g. statically compiled busybox, I don't have that issue
- 272.I use Migadu to host my email, and they have a really cool wildcard-style system
- 273.It's evident that Mandatory Access Control has become, ahem, mandatory.
- 274.I have always viewed the Emacs/Slime/CL development environment as being a more frictionless approach
- 275.Never had to touch the configuration, out of the box has been sufficient for me.
- 276.sshguard is exactly this - single C binary, no interpreter needed.
- 277.I love this. I wanted the disk noise, and I got it.
- 278.Strongly recommend https://github.com/Neroued/ninfer, which can pull ~180 TPS on 5090 with 3.8
- 279.I recommend it if you're in search of something powerful with a web interface that works well on mobile devices
- 280.I'm pretty happy with Seaweed, running that on prem, rock solid so far.
- 281.But as the host OS I use Talos Linux, which itself is declarative and minimal.
- 282.I just started using Brave Origin after trying to switch to Safari for a while.
- 283.Plexamp is not perfect and not open source unfortunately, but it's a really good non-enshitified product.
- 284.
- 285.I have a self-hosted streaming setup, so I've personally found Symfonium (1) to be my go-to.
- 286.Have not looked back and loving my experience deep ingrained in Linux.
- 287.You could add support also for the Woxi[1][2] for most of the symbolic math, also should be way faster
- 288.With FIBO2 and Qwen Image 2.1, I can transform my raw shots so they look as though they were captured with a high-end digital camera.
- 289.Not sure why you'd use this sketchy vibecoded proprietary app over the same thing that's open source and existed for a while
- 290.it plays GTA V and RDR2 almost perfectly, using FEX nonetheless
- 291.ZCode was surprisingly good, which is surprising for a tool that came out of nowhere
- 292.DoorDash has a ton of grocery delivery, it's the only one i use for that now because instacart has a payments bug.
- 293.I’ve really appreciated its qualities when supervising my agents’ activities
- 294.I use Apple's top-notch editing for all sorts of stuff
- 295.I use Gemma 4 12B in the 4-bit quantization for all sorts of vision tasks (image sorting, classification, description).
- 296.Loved for Speed, Scratch pad · Caveat Slow development
- 297.Loved for Local API server, Easy setup · Caveat Closed source
- 298.Loved for AI agent workflows, Better than Jira · Caveat Slow loading
- 299.Loved for Speed, Node compatibility · Caveat Rewrite trust
- 300.Loved for Easy self-hosting, Bitwarden client compatibility · Caveat Self-hosting risk