Top 2401–2500 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.
- 2401.I've been using TT-RSS for about a decade now. Love it.
- 2402.
- 2403.In practice when I've wanted extended precision, I've just used GMP or a language with bignums.
- 2404.the excellent entr https://eradman.com/entrproject/
- 2405.b-tree maps hold multiple values per node, which makes them more cache-friendly than the red-black trees used in std::map
- 2406.I use Slime in vim to drive programs (like psql) via their stdin/stdout
- 2407.I ended up running the paper minecraft server on one of our home linux computers
- 2408.It's a practical alternative, but definitely not a drop-in replacement!
- 2409.I really enjoyed playing with the toolchain they included with the MS-DOS 4 source code release
- 2410.They support much of the same triggers and come with many additional security controls out of the box
- 2411.That's a really novel approach to the misinformation crisis and I love the product idea.
- 2412.Video Background Play Fix - these two are enough for me
- 2413.there's also fooyin which you may say is "modeled" after foobar2000
- 2414.I used connectbot on android and it worked fine for me
- 2415.It was a very painless experience with https://zkpassport.id/
- 2416.Alloy itself seems like a delightful way to do codegen
- 2417.I use and love git crypt, but it doesn't get enough use.
- 2418.
- 2419.I use Monzo, and that works perfectly on GrapheneOS
- 2420.Check out zsh-bench⁽¹⁾ for a more authoritative approach, including first prompt lag, first command lag, input lag and exit lag.
- 2421.Shout-out to pikvm for their redfish support with the pikvm switch
- 2422.now I use Vorta on my Mac just because that’s what I use on Linux
- 2423.I use "Refined GitHub" to make the UI somewhat usable.
- 2424.This looks so cool, just put it on top of my todo list.
- 2425.One week I created 4 different scripts with Gemini Canvas to automate some tedious work, it took my I don't know, 3 hours?
- 2426.It's a fun subtle adaptation to keep close to the typewriter-like experience of the app.
- 2427.My main use of beartype is `is_bearable` for runtime checking
- 2428.There's also BlueBuild [1] which abstracts the process of building your own images away further into yaml configurations.
- 2429.You don't need anything more than https://wttr.in/
- 2430.It let's you target specific glibc versions. It's a pretty amazing C toolchain.
- 2431.OpenWhispr is local Whisper model that I also run locally. And still, no data leaks. And since its local, its also FAST.
- 2432.gpu-screen-recorder[2] for others. The latter even supports live streaming, so could be used as a lightweight alternative to OBS.
- 2433.stopped using libraries for anything that isn't LVGL, TinyUSB, compression or cryptography
- 2434.Fastest and most accurate file search app for macOS.
- 2435.It solves all the warts of sql while still being true to its declarative execution.
- 2436.install HAOS, running it any other way is a step towards madness
- 2437.I recently switched from Obsidian to Zettlr due to some rendering and performance issues on Linux, and it's been a great experience.
- 2438.we use Kingfisher's validation system internally for generating request/expected_response pairs for a given secret
- 2439.the qpdf cli for occasional stranger (particularly encryption-related) things
- 2440.
- 2441.my kids love this software and have been using it for years
- 2442.My go-to for fast and easy parallelization is xargs -P.
- 2443.has gotten a lot better on Windows despite being extremely rough around the edges at first.
- 2444.Enthusiastic Seek-using family here. It works so well for our very simple needs
- 2445.which allows you to write normal Rust code that automatically has the glue code generated
- 2446.I've also switched to Instant Space Switcher, it is soo good!
- 2447.I'm eternally grateful for the conversion to open source of the Squeezebox platform (now known as Lyrion Music Server) and SageTV. I use both of these every day.
- 2448.The main tool for me is https://www.startallback.com/
- 2449.having well written tools at hand seems like an easy win to use with AI
- 2450.I used it to illustrate the good readability of tidyverse.
- 2451.I love the approach of just bash as well. Super cool!
- 2452.It feels more like an extension of my mind than a tool I'm interacting with.
- 2453.I really urge anybody who is serious about live streaming professional shows to check out vMix.
- 2454.I switched from brew to https://asdf-vm.com/ for this very reason.
- 2455.Overall, I am quite happy with the switch from MathJax to KaTeX.
- 2456.Emacs org-mode is like this but 100x more powerful and it's just plain text and self-hosted.
- 2457.the Gateway API supercedes Ingress and provides much more functionality without much more complexity
- 2458.You don't 100% need them to release it, there's projects like Skip:
- 2459.I used Visual C in the early 90s and it was a dream compared to vi and whatever C compiler the various unices I was using had.
- 2460.So much easier to keep track of everything and it's very easy to start with (unlike yocto). I recommend taking a look at buildroot.
- 2461.Pele not only takes care of all of that, but also manages a nicer layout!
- 2462.had to install Irfanview to get a usable picture viewer
- 2463.Herbie analyzes your math expressions and helps you figure out where FP error accumulates.
- 2464.It also has tight integration with Codespaces which is pretty damn amazing.
- 2465.Using GitOps (FluxCD) as deployment strategy enables no dependencies on e.g. GitHub Actions.
- 2466.Replicate is basically just a Worker AI endpoint and easy to maintain
- 2467.For pixel art games, I personally recommend GameMaker.
- 2468.If you want async IO, sockets, etc, check out Luvit.
- 2469.It is for people that know command line shells like bash or Powershell.
- 2470.Fizzy's public codebase has the entire life of the product development cycle out in the open
- 2471.i moved from wb to neptune because of wb's slow ui, i loved neptune so much
- 2472.Can highly recommend Astro Starlight for documentation sites, used it for multiple projects myself.
- 2473.You can download all the hashes and check against them locally.
- 2474.And no it isn't a bad solution. I use it every year.
- 2475.Radix/Shadcn (which uses tailwind for styling of course) that killed the need to buy Tailwind’s UI kits by offering all these primitives with good default styling for free
- 2476.I can recommend Bear (https://bear.app) been using for ~6 years or more. Truly native and 100% macOS-ish.
- 2477.infrastructure operators should familiarize themselves with proactive defenses, MAC: SElinux and AppArmor
- 2478.For a pure C# engine maybe check out https://www.stride3d.net. It's using Bepu for physics.
- 2479.Check out The Lounge (https://thelounge.chat) and Convos (https://convos.chat), web-based IRC clients with media previews
- 2480.We built with https://wxt.dev, which, I highly recommend.
- 2481.I was looking for a way to isolate my agents in a more convenient way, and I really love your idea.
- 2482.RxJS is a beast to approach at first but it's a genuinely cool library
- 2483.it's a pretty neat app, open source, and is totally client-side
- 2484.it feels like a very nice tool for quickly developing a documentation website
- 2485.The UK Government just replaced Stripe with Ayden for most payments, so good suggestion.
- 2486.Lance[1] (the format, not just LanceDB) is a great example
- 2487.Avalonia[1] and Uno[2] for C# are also really great
- 2488.Most of the big ones are things like skia, harfbuzz, wgpu - all totally reasonable IMO.
- 2489.This should be solved by the vaults (hashi corp / AWS Secrets Manager).
- 2490.I liked Maya from Sesame for empathic conversations
- 2491.I cannot recommend StopTheMadness [0] enough against this kind of user-hostile "feature".
- 2492.there are some genuine open source software like netbird,zerotier etc. as well
- 2493.I use ideavim with configuration as close as possible to astronvim
- 2494.I used OCR on manga pages and then Yomitan to hover over and see word definitions
- 2495.I've been getting good programming and molecular biology results out of these back to GPT3.5.
- 2496.I have been using google lens heavily to scan posters/flyers
- 2497.Seems pretty useful in an enterprise context to me.
- 2498.secretspec is not one of them. It's from the creator of https://devenv.sh and has been around for a while.
- 2499.Thank you Halide for making high-quality software, even if I'm not in the target market.
- 2500.They should check out Vega – A Visualization Grammar