Top 2201–2300 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.
- 2201.https://hemingwayapp.com/ gives you advice about your writing.
- 2202.Wild is a decent bit faster than mold at this point
- 2203.I heavily used org-babel. I used it to put code for data wrangling, plots, and notes into a single document.
- 2204.Fearless SIMD is what finally allowed my FFT crate, PhastFT, to run on stable Rust
- 2205.Based on my screen time reports, I got back about 2 hours per day average after blocking all my favorite sites.
- 2206.Theres already git-in-rust project that is making good progress
- 2207.I use Luna Max for asynchronous subagent reviews and am very happy with its work, but it’s slow af.
- 2208.I recommend Gource visualizations (https://gource.io/)
- 2209.Did everyone forget about soulseek? It's still very much alive, been using it for years.
- 2210.the most excellent Calva extension which give me REPL-everywhere in my editing experience
- 2211.My team has been starting to use PgQue [1] for a new application, and it seems really well-designed.
- 2212.organise feeds (by topic using RSS, by interest generally)
- 2213.If you're on Android, I highly recommend: https://github.com/aj3423/SpamBlocker. It works so well, it gave me my phone back.
- 2214.UnitedBSD uses flarum.org which I think is the best forum software available as of now.
- 2215.eBPF is a revolutionary technology for the Linux kernel that makes the kernel both secure and programmable.
- 2216.I use GEPA to optimize the prompt for each model/tool/harness combination I’m evaluating.
- 2217.I switched to Jaq[0] a while back for the 'correctness' sake rather than performance.
- 2218.we're excited to see how much better performance will be on CoreCLR.
- 2219.skills like wayfinder and grill-me (they are very helpful still)
- 2220.I use ZX for this - it's basically JS/TS with some extra stuff that makes it good for shell scripts.
- 2221.I love this but I can’t figure out how to have my two computers have remote control sessions at once
- 2222.It's even easier to configure and maintain, and supports all platforms.
- 2223.Kakoune has just enough utilities to create a on-keystroke-updated-buffer so I'm happy with that.
- 2224.you are better off just using JOINs or switch to Neo4j for your graph workloads.
- 2225.The advantage of using a package manager like scoop or chocolatey
- 2226.It's a really brilliant way to visualise what heap structures are using memory in C programs.
- 2227.use keyoxide which is a modern decentralized alternative to keybase
- 2228.I recommend it if you're in search of something powerful with a web interface that works well on mobile devices
- 2229.SpiderMonkey, which uses these beautiful, long expository comments
- 2230.It's helped a lot, after a week you can notice measurable change in attention and habit and productivity.
- 2231.https://imginn.com/ or https://codeberg.org/irelephant/kittygram
- 2232.Showboat seems like it could actually be quite useful for humans too
- 2233.
- 2234.I've been a pretty happy Aseprite user for years - practically a decade at this point.
- 2235.I love eBay, for both buying and selling used items that are viable to ship.
- 2236.markdown-oxide that replicates the obsidian feature set
- 2237.So thank you to the author for resurrecting this amazing and somewhat esoteric bit of software!
- 2238.
- 2239.I recommend using https://kill-the-newsletter.com.
- 2240.I found https://surge.sh to be a nice version of this kind of thing.
- 2241.The whole point of MyST is to provide a markdown-like alternative to rST.
- 2242.I recommend mapy.com (mobile app and web app too when on computer)
- 2243.I use "I still don't care about cookies"; it works well
- 2244.If you analyze binary files often, I highly recommend binvis
- 2245.This reminds me of elevator saga (https://play.elevatorsaga.com/)
- 2246.well worth the money for something you stare at every day
- 2247.Weasyprint [0] is OSS and supports CSS Paged media
- 2248.there's a fantastic program called Swish that implements tiling for MacOS in a very native-feeling way
- 2249.something I swear by for personal writing & note-taking on Anytype
- 2250.doas is ~1k lines vs 160k for sudo. That surely means a smaller attack surface.
- 2251.it gives me the performance and speed while also being multiplatform
- 2252.I Use Workflowy. The features it adds over plain text/markdown are worth the slight added complexity.
- 2253.Indeed, some create master disk images with forensic tools, and physical drives:
- 2254.I use pass and go-pass on my and my spouse's devices
- 2255.https://transitous.org/ (https://github.com/public-transport/transitous) works quite well.
- 2256.People not using DoH or internal things like dnscrypt-proxy need to get with the times.
- 2257.One nice example that applies this quite nicely is roborev
- 2258.Definitely check out Osaurus for macOS and Windows.
- 2259.Check out https://github.com/anthropic-experimental/sandbox-runtime and https://github.com/Zouuup/landrun as examples on how you could restrict agents
- 2260.I have been using realdebrid with POV on kodi and it works like a charm.
- 2261.I use this add-on to redirect shorts to the regular video URL.
- 2262.So far it's better for equivalent Qwen 3.5 workloads, and much less expensive.
- 2263.The creators of USB Armory also created TamaGo, instead of using Rust
- 2264.Should add https://breezewiki.com to my StopTheMadness URL redirects
- 2265.
- 2266.Django, Pillow, Requests, BeautifulSoup, and pretty much every other library I use regularly
- 2267.I also switched from DigitalOcean and have found UpCloud very good for my purposes.
- 2268.hosting a wg-easy container that has a nice web gui wrapper
- 2269.I had a lot of fun with https://github.com/tomasf/Cadova
- 2270.This way you can assign any Wireguard-capable VPN for specific containers. It's extremely useful.
- 2271.I like unison but it isn't super well suited to the 'background sync' workflow
- 2272.I currently use Feeder under Android as my RSS reader; it's unexciting, which is what I look for in an app these days
- 2273.probably my favorite piece of FOSS creative software
- 2274.lots of other software I use professionally works amazingly on Linux, better than Windows in fact, like Houdini
- 2275.you should take a look at Wirth's Oberon language and operating system
- 2276.to have a high quality iOS shell with a mosh and ssh client built right in
- 2277.SPARK/Ada and Dafny work similarly, and have good documentation
- 2278.I actually had good experience with setting up yabridge, it could have worked for me I think.
- 2279.
- 2280.we switched to GitHub issues and kicked Jira to the curb. This saved money and also a lot of hassle
- 2281.Now I come full circle to replace raycast with it on the work machine
- 2282.used MCP-CLI to define all my MCP servers and wrap them in a CLI command for agent use.
- 2283.May I recommend trying (and using) <https://github.com/NetBSDfr/smolBSD>
- 2284.within 30 minutes I was able to have it up and running on my daily driver. Win 11 is now much more enjoyable
- 2285.Restate.dev** for payment integrations on northflank since its faster than cf workflows, independent of cf and its downtime and self-hostable vendor-lock-in free
- 2286.
- 2287.Yes I use NTSC-RS already and it's accurate to me.
- 2288.The UI is not exceptional but it's very powerful (I'm a former SpeedCrunch user)
- 2289.a good deal for the Netherlands and Luxembourg/Germany if Netherlands would uses SUSE
- 2290.Overtone looks like a great way to explore MusicBrainz data
- 2291.bike, if you are on macos https://www.hogbaysoftware.com/bike/
- 2292.this is the most up to date, consolidated utility to check for infection
- 2293.replaced them with $2000 per month per head of Claude API tokens.
- 2294.base ui has generally better primitives and is being actively developed
- 2295.H2 fills this gap nicely, easily handling both in- memory and remote JDBC access
- 2296.It's so good (and beautiful) that even though I use iPhone as primary device, I receive most of my notifications on android
- 2297.I cut my teeth on FoxPro 2.6 for DOS. You could really get things done in that environment.
- 2298.I use Midnight Commander, which isn't perfect, but is far more powerful than what is provided by default and is also extensible through things like its user menu.
- 2299.Other webp encoders (e.g. Iris [1]) set sensible settings to keep details crisp and clear
- 2300.In my (extremely biased) opinion, it truly does bring