Top 1801–1900 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.
- 1801.I've been very pleased with Arch and LXQt, as a developer
- 1802.Loved for Terminal workflow fit, Liked interface · Caveat Memory leak
- 1803.I really respect OpenFGA & team behind it, I used it in multiple projects and it completely eliminate the AuthZ from our code.
- 1804.Recently I moved to WorkOS for modulus.so. love your product.
- 1805.Hevy existed before gen AI took the world by storm and it's still being actively maintained, highly recommend checking it out
- 1806.I used S2 to make https://wherewords.id/ It was very pleasant to work with
- 1807.A user-agent spoofer like Chrome Mask is helpful here
- 1808.Lazydocker is still objectively the better tool for normal people.
- 1809.Having a real-time video conversation with an AI is a trippy feeling.
- 1810.my new daily driver is Ornith-1.5-35B-A3B-MLX-4bit. I recommend giving that a whirl
- 1811.just install this and have claude write a skill on how to use it
- 1812.I’m a big fan of the Compound Engineering plugin from Every.
- 1813.paired with CodeCompanion it is really powerful and ergonomic, way more them combining external harnesses
- 1814.It showcases an especially ingenious scheme for escaping json strings
- 1815.DS4 Flash is usually my go-to for a lot of things these days
- 1816.the results are a 20 minute build on low powered raspberry pi
- 1817.I used https://www.shotcut.org/ to edit a few videos, it has many effects.
- 1818.I'm a big fan of Parachute Backup for this purpose.
- 1819.Free BSD Jails are great! I use them on https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/ and they work well.
- 1820.I use Auto Tab Discard so that most of the tabs are "hibernated" and don't consume so many resources.
- 1821.I've had success with AppCleaner[0] and Pearcleaner[1].
- 1822.I’ve started donating monthly to Accrescent instead, download as many apps as I can from there
- 1823.It would be awesome using what is essentially a community-driven clone of macOS
- 1824.I love the idea of this tool and will for sure be using it
- 1825.I can't recommend `dust` enough: https://github.com/bootandy/dust
- 1826.I was a DR-DOS 6.0 user and it was great, 7.0 seemed to be worse.
- 1827.Also, Gliner or similar models for different uses.
- 1828.It's plenty fast and is happy working with vectors on disk
- 1829.My personal takeaway from it was to try Todoist, which has been a complete game changer in my life.
- 1830.personally I just use Moom and have been for years
- 1831.I switched to using LlamaBarn to manage local models on macOS.
- 1832.I feel like I would trust them more than probably anyone else for hosting a static website for a 100 years.
- 1833.Exercism (https://exercism.org/) is a free online platform designed for learning and practicing coding skills.
- 1834.features that make OneDev superior to pretty much every other CI/CD product out there.
- 1835.Running "cloudflared tunnel" sets up a temp solution. No log in needed, pretty convenient.
- 1836.I use an Inkscape extension to send my own designs to a vinyl cutter that works perfectly well
- 1837.the attack surface of the Xen hypervisor itself is fairly minimal
- 1838.You could just pull tls cert registrations CT logs, way easier. Or https://crt.sh
- 1839.I actually took a lot of inspiration from sqlx, which is really nice.
- 1840.for anyone who wants to try nonograms on an Android smartphone I recommend Simon Tatham's Puzzles[2]
- 1841.Genuine advice: supplement your Claude Code plan with a GLM Coding plan
- 1842.https://contexts.co is another good way to jump around windows in macOS.
- 1843.So far I have to say I am really impressed. Clients are all open source, really configurable, and speed and reliability seems as good as Mullvad.
- 1844.It's the best tool there is for reading and analyzing csv files
- 1845.check out sensorwatch.net or other mods that may exist for the Casio F-91W
- 1846.The great thing about using squid and disabling DNS is you can stop DNS and HTTP exfil, but still allow certain websites to be accessible.
- 1847.I switched from Devuan (Debian without SystemD) to GhostBSD a few weeks ago.
- 1848.Heck, I use Panic's Nova for my text editing and it does that out of the box with no configuration needed.
- 1849.Qwen-Image-2512/Qwen-Edit-2511. They are both decent
- 1850.see https://gobolinux.org/ which has more sane dirs.
- 1851.compared to Opencode, Amp, and Toad I can feel the
- 1852.Personally I use git-spice in place of all the conventional git commands.
- 1853.FreeSwewing is an awesome project by Joost De Cock!
- 1854.I used dots and enjoyed it because I could supplement my codex usage
- 1855.I've been using Postmark for many years, and have zero complaints.
- 1856.Digital Ocean App Platform is great. We switched to it from Heroku in 2021.
- 1857.It's totally helpful and useful, and as a bonus, has an excellent and intuitive display
- 1858.gnus, org, wgrep/wdired, occur, consult all work together to improve each other.
- 1859.Loved for Reliability, Bootable backups · Caveat No hourly backups
- 1860.Autolith (https://autolith.rocks/) and some other CL-based harnesses allow the LLM to modify their own harness within the session.
- 1861.I love Octave, it's one of my favourite languages.
- 1862.Use black as format on save and you will never have a problem with that.
- 1863.I use LeechBlock with limited overrides (15 minutes max) for when I actually need access, and add a 15-second delay for certain domains.
- 1864.On my NAS, I've been using ext4 with SnapRAID and mergerfs for years without issues.
- 1865.I have a self-hosted streaming setup, so I've personally found Symfonium (1) to be my go-to.
- 1866.If you are coding C and C++ and NOT using clang-tidy, you are doing it wrong.
- 1867.You should have set up https://github.com/mozilla/sccache at minimum.
- 1868.a package manager for windows that is essential to make Windows usable for me
- 1869.a transformer framework called FastFlowLM [0] supporting XDNA 2 NPUs officially started supporting Linux
- 1870.I've been pretty satisfied using oh-my-openagent (omo) on opencode
- 1871.Another reason why async Rust is great: https://rtic.rs/
- 1872.when I typed the three words into Wikipedia’s search, the TV show was the second search result.
- 1873.I like WikiData for tasks like these that require consolidating multiple different identifiers for the same work
- 1874.I love it, I liked what dry-initializer and dry-struct do, and I wanted something similar but simpler than RBS or Sorbet.
- 1875.I've been using Gemini Live for a while now and have been able to converse quite fluently.
- 1876.I do virtually everything through tortoisegit, and much prefer it over a CLI.
- 1877.I use Frinkiac multiple times a week to share memes with friends.
- 1878.We've been using JuiceFS in production for a few months now and I'm a big fan.
- 1879.What I like most about ironclad is that it is fully posix-compliant
- 1880.I use MacDown, a markdown editor with parallel windows, one showing the MathJax and the other (in real time) the rendered math. I find it essential.
- 1881.This is really cool and I'd love to see TVs ship with it.
- 1882.Now we just need https://github.com/air-verse/air for Zig
- 1883.I use libvirt, vfio pci passthrough, evdev and some other stuff and have been smoothly VM gaming for a few years.
- 1884.
- 1885.We made a very functional job queue in Postgres with PostgREST. highly recommend, as the automatic REST API makes building new clients a breeze
- 1886.I'd really have liked to see something like [Trio]
- 1887.We use NX in our monorepo, and it is great at determining which testing/linting tasks need to be run
- 1888.imo this is one of the greatest libs ever written.
- 1889.LyX (https://www.lyx.org/) for LaTeX is the closest to what I'm thinking of
- 1890.which is why BitTorrent is still going strong today
- 1891.I played around with cppfront over Christmas and it was a lot more ergonomic than my distant memories of C++11
- 1892.It's not perfect as I have to manually do the correction like always. However, it definitely saves me some time and effort.
- 1893.I am currently using unraid as my server and used it for gaming as well
- 1894.you can run ProtonMail Bridge to get a local IMAP and SMTP connection to your ProtonMail account.
- 1895.noob friendly stuff like Processing and Kaboom is great and highly recommended!
- 1896.Blacksmith (https://blacksmith.sh) exists and it works pretty well!
- 1897.I moved from Thunderbird to Evolution and for the most part I find that to be a step up in user experience.
- 1898.Grasshopper is massively successful in the CAD space.
- 1899.I use Infisical (https://infisical.com/) which is free and self-hostable, and let's you inject secrets at runtime via their CLI. Very handy for small teams.
- 1900.I use the .rec format whenever I want a database maintained in git/github.