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Products recommended by at least 3 HN commenters (Nov 2025 to Oct 2026), ranked by distinct recommenders: one vote per HN user, ties broken by recency. Warnings are shown beside each product, and comments by a product's own makers don't count.
- 1201.I use ZX for this - it's basically JS/TS with some extra stuff that makes it good for shell scripts.
- 1202.Sitespy is legit one of the most underrated web dev tools I’ve found lately!
- 1203.I just started using Brave Origin after trying to switch to Safari for a while.
- 1204.Check out zsh-bench⁽¹⁾ for a more authoritative approach, including first prompt lag, first command lag, input lag and exit lag.
- 1205.
- 1206.I have been using it since February 2025. Loving it.
- 1207.The main reasons for choosing it were its simplicity, adherence to web standards, and how easy it is for students to grasp.
- 1208.I love 0 A.D., and I’m endlessly grateful to all the developers and volunteers who made it happen.
- 1209.I used a native CoreGraphics renderer for Mermaid (BeautifulMermaid) so the diagrams update without any flicker.
- 1210.The only thing I use is his which-key, and there are alternatives, such as mini.clue.
- 1211.the amazing Android FolderSync app that I used for realtime synchronization for several years without a single issue
- 1212.typora is actually one time purchase and one of the rare apps that is priced well with good business model.
- 1213.Plexamp is not perfect and not open source unfortunately, but it's a really good non-enshitified product.
- 1214.One week I created 4 different scripts with Gemini Canvas to automate some tedious work, it took my I don't know, 3 hours?
- 1215.I've a number of apps on their App Platform and it works great.
- 1216.I will also shout out monodraw as a really nice little application for building generic ASCII diagrams
- 1217.I hand Simon's `llm` command lone tool access to its own todo list and read/write access to the cwd
- 1218.i have been using JUCE for decades and it's been very reliable and stable with a well maintained forum
- 1219.Tasker to automatically activate my wifi hotspot for the car's Android headunit
- 1220.I switched to Kvaesitso from Nova about a month ago and it's been amazing and it's open source.
- 1221.popular opensource implementations and their documentation. Sing-box, Xray core, hiddify
- 1222.Clang already had the full C99 designated init feature set in C++ mode implemented long before C++20 and it worked just fine.
- 1223.I love the idea of this tool and will for sure be using it
- 1224.Or just stick with KeyCloak that offers a full self hosted product...
- 1225.I'm regularly extracting parts of my workflow to small, focused skills.
- 1226.I use chafa extensively, and it really is the best tool for terminal graphics in my opinion.
- 1227.I’ve started donating monthly to Accrescent instead, download as many apps as I can from there
- 1228.It let's you target specific glibc versions. It's a pretty amazing C toolchain.
- 1229.I use this on NixOS[0] with the Matrix digital rain animation and enjoy it way too much :)
- 1230.it's quite old, it's battle-tested, and offers me many options to produce various forms of output
- 1231.I remember enjoying https://meldmerge.org/ in the past for interactive visual file merging.
- 1232.I migrated to from ISC to Kea in OPNSense and it was relatively painless, and it's been working well since.
- 1233.I love using [difftastic] for my diffing tool to get context aware diffs.
- 1234.for someone who moves investments more frequently, Wealthfolio looks awesome.
- 1235.if you want all the bells and whistles on a platter: Squarespace, Wix, etc.
- 1236.Python has won for me: fastapi, pytorch, langchain, streamlit, and so on and on.
- 1237.I never encountered any significant difficulties and could successfully exchange messages with my peers
- 1238.DuckDuckGo is the browser I use most all the time.
- 1239.I use dnsmasq mostly for its fantastic integration with DNS.
- 1240.If you are using Tailwind, I highly recommend Tailwind Plus.
- 1241.Instapaper has excellent text-to-speech with their Premium subscription.
- 1242.You should consider looking at oh-my-opencode for inspiration
- 1243.I discovered uruky today via alternativeto.net and I love it.
- 1244.we love Browser-Use <3 and we still work together closely!
- 1245.I don't know the internals of Kafka, RabbitMQ, or PostgreSQL. I just know how to use them. And yet they work fine.
- 1246.Am I in the minority for thinking ScreenStudio is actually worth the money?
- 1247.100mb more ram and 1% more battery drain for an OS aiming to be a daily driver is something that's worth it.
- 1248.Removing Xorg while Nvidia users make up the majority is insane.
- 1249.I'm specifically suggesting Selenium because it's been around so long so I assume there's a lot of Selenium in the LLMs training data
- 1250.AOSP is far more private, secure, usable and compatible with a far broader amount of apps.
- 1251.GCC and LLVM having won the compiler wars and being extremely high quality
- 1252.it's one of the best frameworks I've ever used for gamedev
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- 1254.I have a self-hosted streaming setup, so I've personally found Symfonium (1) to be my go-to.
- 1255.the ChromeOS is so lean, and basically doesn't need to add a bunch of drivers or 3rd party software at all
- 1256.I love jQuery syntax. It's still way tigheter than standards-based stuff
- 1257.I use zoho with three low usage domains and pay $1 a month.
- 1258.Delphi was magical. Nothing compares to Delphi's productivity.
- 1259.there are awesome distros like Bazzite and Aurora that are rock-solid like MacOS and ChromeOS
- 1260.Credit goes to agentic coding tools for making it a reality.
- 1261.I highly recommend either SimpleLogin or Fastmail aliases.
- 1262.Have not looked back and loving my experience deep ingrained in Linux.
- 1263.I've been using Entire for a while now (specifically checkpoints, but also testing Trails more recently) and there's no going back! It's amazing!
- 1264.I really like https://ai.pydantic.dev/ as it builds on existing developer knowledge and there is not much to learn in the framework itself.
- 1265.I have bought Berkeley Mono back in the day, and I use it everywhere, everyday.
- 1266.this is really, really cool and is exactly my niche
- 1267.our workloads benefited from the trinity of Solaris' threading, ZFS tiered storage, and zones/containers
- 1268.RedHat backports security fixes into the original code, so open source package updates don’t break your application
- 1269.I love and use lutris, and I'm extremely grateful that the creator took the time to build it
- 1270.It has worked well for me as a way to read mutable (by any client) parameters during synthesis
- 1271.I moved to Windy and I just look at the weather radar
- 1272.You could add support also for the Woxi[1][2] for most of the symbolic math, also should be way faster
- 1273.Step 3.7 Flash at IQ4_XS beats Qwen 3.6 27B despite the latter having MTP, on all of my actual coding task evaluations in real codebases.
- 1274.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.
- 1275.
- 1276.It’s extremely effective and I highly recommend it.
- 1277.Not sure why you'd use this sketchy vibecoded proprietary app over the same thing that's open source and existed for a while
- 1278.it plays GTA V and RDR2 almost perfectly, using FEX nonetheless
- 1279.I love the product and what you are doing -- it's definitely needed and valuable.
- 1280.I use Tor (with no scripts addon) for casual browsing, closing it down regularly to clear it.
- 1281.I used this to figure out a Cloudflare setting by navigating their dashboard for me, it worked well
- 1282.Thanks to Erin for such a useful piece of software!
- 1283.I love systemd timers! I've slowly moved all of my ansible-deployed cron jobs to timers
- 1284.Olmo and to a lesser extent Nemotron are what you should look at
- 1285.I have been using synapse for years with little issue.
- 1286.I vibe coded a wgpu version for the grid, but then switched to Metal.
- 1287.I've actually seen better performance with older ones like Meta Llama 4 or Amazon's Nova
- 1288.If you don't know the Taler project, it's a very good idea as an alternative to crypto
- 1289.Very nice, multi modal, largest open weight model that supports audio.
- 1290.ZCode was surprisingly good, which is surprising for a tool that came out of nowhere
- 1291.when you are prompted to create a passphrase it will ask you to put it in your iCloud Keychain. Boom, now it is available across all of those
- 1292.Fortunately immich-go can just pick up the import where it left of
- 1293.We use the ONNX runtime for small models in the browser
- 1294.the paradigmatic example where git worktree is useful
- 1295.I have had a bit of a dream of building a full desktop operating system around seL4 [1]
- 1296.DoorDash has a ton of grocery delivery, it's the only one i use for that now because instacart has a payments bug.
- 1297.Helm is a great tool, but you absolutely must keep it simple.
- 1298.Now I come full circle to replace raycast with it on the work machine
- 1299.This is really cool and I'd love to see TVs ship with it.
- 1300.I choose Grab mainly because I always have installed for GrabPay payments.
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