Top 1601–1700 of 3,800
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.
- 1601.iMessage is a legitimately superior experience to other messaging apps
- 1602.WebStorm seems to be a lot more reliable than VSCode nowadays
- 1603.I love bots like Renovate and Dependabot for taking care of updating my projects' dependencies.
- 1604.I use GraphQL. It has a higher learning curve. But it addresses the shortcomings listed by the referenced blog article.
- 1605.thiserror for libraries, helping you create the standard library error types
- 1606.I used Phind successfully about 2 years ago to make my way around an old codebase
- 1607.I am a Java dev and Spring user for about 10 years now.
- 1608.It's pretty good. You appreciate it more when you try to use Reddit's!
- 1609.NATS and its built-in Jetstream stream persistence engine are a miracle. I love them both so much.
- 1610.Use EC2, EBS, S3, Route53 plus EKS, RDS, ElastiCache.
- 1611.Although I love localstack and am grateful for what they have done
- 1612.Right now Bing is working better for me (Bing! WTF?)
- 1613.Matlab is successful because of precisely one thing, which nobody has replicated.
- 1614.there is no issue with using polymarket to get the odds on anything
- 1615.Some apps are great (Netflix, AppleTV) and are smart enough to turn off the iPhone screen.
- 1616.look into Rocq (which uses CoIC, like Lean, but is more rigorous about it)
- 1617.a pay-once use forever app (pushover), that works great on my phone
- 1618.the embedded lancedb is convenient and has benchmarks
- 1619.Have a look at Chimera Linux if you want to give it a try
- 1620.i use this for my personal projects. some features are gated behind a license but the basics like provider proxy, logs, metrics are covered in the free version.
- 1621.They are themselves full CRDTs, with strong proofs about their characteristics under stress.
- 1622.I recently discovered how well it works to do exactly what you are asking.
- 1623.CLIP should give the images that actually look similar.
- 1624.The only note taking app I’ve found to be fun to browse is Google Keep. I love the layout
- 1625.It takes a bit of time to get used to the abstractions, but I think it is worthwhile.
- 1626.This is convenient because you don't have to synchronize zone files on multiple hosts.
- 1627.My favorite example of keyboard power is qutebrowser
- 1628.Try Runpod or similar services: you can fine-tune stuff for the price of a latte.
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- 1630.I recently converted my NAS from plain Debian to a custom bootc image based on Fedora 43 and I love it
- 1631.This was with a 30b model at 4-bit quantization, so pretty tiny by LLM standards.
- 1632.as a heavy Vitess/MySQL user I do fear the split focus from PlanetScale
- 1633.we used Protomaps, OpenStreetMap, MapLibre and other free tools to craft a stylized version
- 1634.bubbletea and lipgloss (and wish, if you want SSH stuff) are really excellent tools
- 1635.Privacy Badger and uBlock Origin, two extensions I rely on.
- 1636.IRIX 6.x had one of the most beautiful (and colourful) GUIs ever.
- 1637.they aren't especially heavy to run and are not fragile
- 1638.I pair it with a-h/templ for a bit more type safety on the template, components and partials.
- 1639.I have been using eve - https://eve.dev/ recently and it was just really nice and well thought out.
- 1640.use an app patcher like https://github.com/morpheapp which can remove all in-app advertisements
- 1641.I used https://ledger-cli.org/ and the accompanying Emacs mode for a long long time.
- 1642.JOE [0] for editing directly in terminal (Linux, macOS)
- 1643.OSX is the best, we use the in-built (seatbelt) sandbox via sandbox-exec.
- 1644.Numba is a little magic because you get to write stuff that feels like numpy, but get literal bytecode perf.
- 1645.I'm running XFS on all filesystems (besides /boot and /efi), and they report being full often enough without any crashes/reboots.
- 1646.A stupid setup, perhaps, but it was productive, and I wrote.
- 1647.It has Amazon as well as many other stores, and several other filtering options.
- 1648.
- 1649.check out ecto, i would say it has less magic than django
- 1650.it remains hands down the best library for simply loading images and video
- 1651.https://synthetic.new with Kimi K2.5 works surprisingly well for small tasks where I still make all the decisions.
- 1652.It is like you have taken all the things I want from Obsidian (plus plug-ins) and made them into a single, well designed app.
- 1653.Works pretty awesomely with git workloads, even Linux sized trees.
- 1654.Some nice Object Capability technologies not mentioned in the Wikipedia article
- 1655.I Love this project, works on Mac, Linux & Windows!
- 1656.For just looking at images I use xv all the time. Fast, and with some editing options
- 1657.Dioxus is a React clone that is somehow leagues better than React (and Next.js, too)
- 1658.wasnt a big fan of coolify but i love https://komo.do/
- 1659.Check out the awesome [Claudish-to-English plugin]
- 1660.I'm more than happy with https://codefloe.com for private repos
- 1661.I use Loco extensively on many projects and it's great.
- 1662.I’ve been using Grimmory[1] and like it. Opds, kobo api, kindle email and web reader cover pretty much every use case.
- 1663.it was just a fire and forget/good defaults/good logging/self-healing experience. Highly recommend.
- 1664.I use Wholfin (https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin) on my TV and it's really nice
- 1665.uses aria2 for HTTP download, which has resumability.
- 1666.I booted chromeos flex on a >12 year old laptop earlier this year and had a good experience with it.
- 1667.When it comes to mobile app development I'll stick to Kotlin Multiplatform with Compose Multiplatform.
- 1668.I've been using it for years and it often really is that easy.
- 1669.lovingly hand crafted SIMD ASM instructions it's actually possible to reasonably playback AV1 without hardware acceleration
- 1670.For browsing, I use camoufox, it tries to hide the fact that it is an AI running a bot and seems to be fairly successful.
- 1671.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.
- 1672.Jart's example in her simple LLM-based spam-filter running on a Raspberry Pi
- 1673.I have tested Fusion, Parallels and UTM and Fusion seemed to be the most stable for me.
- 1674.with Epiphany's webapps it's just there as an app to launch
- 1675.I use the third-party app Harmonic to browse HN and it has a dark mode. It's quite nice, actually.
- 1676.I love that library -- perfect for multi-user TUIs
- 1677.i use multiple DBs but the primary ones are turbopuffer and chroma for package search. they are really great
- 1678.GLM 4.7 Flash is the main model I use locally for agentic coding work, it's pretty incredible.
- 1679.It's pretty cool to build a signal flow graph, then have it just work, with output to your speakers
- 1680.We use the golang wrapper at work and love the simplicity and speed
- 1681.Thanks to Erin for such a useful piece of software!
- 1682.Ive been using mouseless for a while now and I've been enjoying it!
- 1683.Fluffychat works reasonably well on mobile for me.
- 1684.These are also available in the excellent Stellarium software
- 1685.Check out the CRIU patchset (since merged to mainline) which can even resume applications seamlessly across hosts
- 1686.I've been working with jido https://jido.run and would definitely recommend it
- 1687.Chatterbox-TTS has a MUCH MUCH better output quality though
- 1688.Langfuse ended up being the observability tool I went with instead over the one I built
- 1689.https://pagedjs.org is a pretty good polyfill for [1]
- 1690.I have been using jcode for past two weeks, honestly I feel its much better compared to Opencode.
- 1691.For simple AMQP, it has performed rather well for our use-cases over the years.
- 1692.It’s trusted, available for 10+y and generally a successful project.
- 1693.I remember watching one person with Access set up dashboards that worked 1000x better than all of the dozen SAAS tools
- 1694.TM has multiple cursors where vim has none, and I use that every day.
- 1695.I suggest its clone, Double Commander. Does everything as TC, supports its plugins and is cross platform and open source.
- 1696.you probably want ZGC (or Shenandoah) because latency is more important than throughput.
- 1697.I daily drive kalpa and also installed it on my family computer.
- 1698.EF Core is the gold standard for what I'd look for in an ORM
- 1699.I use the Eigen matrix library as a replacement for Numpy when I need more performance
- 1700.I switched to dbeaver already anyway, because pgadmin was annoying about to which postgres versions it could connect.