Top 1301–1346 of 1,346
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.
- 1301.I love it so much, it has a great balance between: readability, fast write/compile/debug cycle and great performance.
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- 1303.Matomo, self-hosted, loading data from webserver logs. No cookies or privacy notices needed.
- 1304.I use it all the time in conjunction with Bitwarden to generate unique emails per site.
- 1305.Personally I love Windows XP because it's so colorful.
- 1306.we use Grafana + Loki + ClickHouse and it's been mostly maintenance-free for years. Costs under $100/month.
- 1307.It's awesome stuff, and I'm happy that TypeScript works so well with JSDoc!
- 1308.If you want something different that is designed for levels, check out Marble by World Labs.
- 1309.It is a perfect replacement for MS Money and and has many excellent features.
- 1310.Then there is the DataGrip stuff, I use it all the time.
- 1311.I’ve really appreciated its qualities when supervising my agents’ activities
- 1312.Olmo and to a lesser extent Nemotron are what you should look at
- 1313.TrueNAS has been pretty good so far, been running this for many years already.
- 1314.use git-bug https://github.com/git-bug/git-bug in addition to migrating to another forge like Codeberg.
- 1315.I went back to PowerPoint, and with the same time it took me to make one lecture note in quadro, I could make 4 lectures notes in PowerPoint, and they were better.
- 1316.I used to run Win 10 in Parallels on MacOS and it was excellent
- 1317.All of the following products and services are fantastic in 2026:
- 1318.i use google family link - which allows me to limit any apps/websites my child could view.
- 1319.a better known implementation (in Bash) is probably https://github.com/holman/spark
- 1320.No other model, open or closed, has been able to hit such a low AER (Acronym Error Rate ;)) for my meeting transcripts.
- 1321.Checkout MTPLX. I use the Youssofal/Qwen3.8-27B-MTPLX-Optimized-Speed model and I get around 12 tok/s on a 36GB MBP.
- 1322.Meshtastic, AnoNet, Reticulum, MeshCore, etc are all evidence of that
- 1323.the reliability and almost absence of any error is amazing
- 1324.I run a ClawdBot (Claude on a Mac Mini) as a 24/7 AI Chief of Staff for my company.
- 1325.IPFS however is much more featureful than that. It allows to build decentralized distributed (serverless) websites and services
- 1326.Bonsai makes the vdom incremental and it is pretty fun to work with.
- 1327.I use Apple's top-notch editing for all sorts of stuff
- 1328.we've been using a fairly basic mssql box for years in a organisation of about 300 and it humms along nicely
- 1329.I use yocto for embedded devices and it was almost a no-brainer to implement reproducible builds
- 1330.I pivoted to jetbrains stuff— specifically Rider, PyCharm, and WebStorm.
- 1331.I use https://github.com/ariga/atlas for this, migration based and schema base both has there good and bad side, I prefer both even in one project
- 1332.I remember when I moved from netbeans to eclipse and the speed of compilation was amazing.
- 1333.It's my go-to management interface for VMs like this.
- 1334.I use Gemma 4 12B in the 4-bit quantization for all sorts of vision tasks (image sorting, classification, description).
- 1335.I am 100% sure what SQL do I want it to produce and what SQL will a particular ORM invocation produce.
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- 1337.VS Code, Slack, Postman, Obsidian.. I use this software every day
- 1338.I use Turso for a small project. Seems to work well.
- 1339.ROCm runs most things just fine without any ceremony or difficulty.
- 1340.Python has won for me: fastapi, pytorch, langchain, streamlit, and so on and on.
- 1341.I use GnuPG daily and mandate that everyone in our organization do the same.
- 1342.I only used MinIO briefly in the past, but it was good/worked
- 1343.Namecheap is the easy go-to for me today. Their support is extremely good.
- 1344.I love OneDrive. I don't know why everyone hates it.
- 1345.I think the plain ordinary chatbot behind the Copilot on the desktop is fine
- 1346.Everyone loves to hate on Jira, but it is a mature platform for managing large projects.