Top 2501–2600 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.
- 2501.I've been using org-roam for a while without too much trouble
- 2502.WebLLM https://github.com/mlc-ai/web-llm is more capable and will already work using WebGPU.
- 2503.MuPDF is an excellent PDF reader, the fastest that I have ever tested.
- 2504.If you want a serious alternative to the Route53 API, there's an open source project called https://dnscontrol.org/ DNSControl.
- 2505.I found Antix can run well in almost 20year old hardware
- 2506.it cost me <$2 using Colab's pay as you go plan to train the model, which was surprisingly less than I expected.
- 2507.is an active fork of the open source 32-bit version
- 2508.when I threw cucumber into the mix things suddenly got a lot more stable
- 2509.
- 2510.Pass4Wallet has been my go-to recently (among the free options)
- 2511.When it comes to mobile app development I'll stick to Kotlin Multiplatform with Compose Multiplatform.
- 2512.Being able to host my git repos as a headless, data-only server is about as painless as self-hosting can get.
- 2513.Erlang/OTP solved this in 1986 for telecom switches that needed 99.999% uptime.
- 2514.I recommend Filestash[1], easy to install self-hosted frontend for virtually any type of storage.
- 2515.I ship plenty of services to my tiny $5/mo vps with it without having to pay for a docker registry.
- 2516.I've used Lua extensively with Rust via the mlua library and it's excellent and full-featured.
- 2517.it's a thin wrapper around claude/codex/gemini, you can pick-up sessions from your phone and start terminal sessions remotely. It's pretty good.
- 2518.both Thunderbird and NeoMutt are able to handle this for you
- 2519.since getting the garmin (w/ sleep tracking, heart-rate, and notifications) it's even less justifiable.
- 2520.I recommend VHS generally for these (we use them for all the ratatui screenshots generally)
- 2521.I use micro.blog which can cross-post to as many or few socials as you want.
- 2522.by leaning on KiCadRoutingTools, it looks like there’s actually very little token usage at the routing stage
- 2523.I'm using Typesense to power my take on a md kb, highly recommend this option
- 2524.I found things to take more time and intervene more but the result of it has been that I have found it to work better.
- 2525.Please take a look at https://llama.app, all you need is 'llama serve'
- 2526.I recommend moving to VSCodium and using this extension:
- 2527.Scientists in Europe, please check out https://mu.social which is hosted by an european open foundation
- 2528.Now, is it nutty that we're using TypeScript for JSON validation? A little. But it's extremely powerful.
- 2529.Came here to post this. There is even a typst plugin for merman
- 2530.keeps mobile calendar and contact list synced with private NextCloud server.
- 2531.I use the open source client https://maestral.app/ on the Mac for workstation use
- 2532.I love different takes, so good luck! I will try it later on.
- 2533.My favorite way to move around in Emacs, and to move text around, is via avy-mode
- 2534.Not sure why you'd use this sketchy vibecoded proprietary app over the same thing that's open source and existed for a while
- 2535.it's my go to model for generating git commit messages by leveraging their free codestral model.
- 2536.Moved away from sudo to run0, set up some aliases and havent looked back.
- 2537.soft limits like https://lib.rs/cap make it possible to reliably observe OOM in Rust on every OS.
- 2538.You can also use jbang to run java scripts with dependencies
- 2539.particularly https://tortoisehg.bitbucket.io/ made it really pleasant
- 2540.check out https://docs.stagehand.dev/v3/best-practices/caching
- 2541.Also check out DCSS, amazing game, been playing for soon 40 years.
- 2542.I use MCP to create and manage forms on Tally (tally.so). It works very well.
- 2543.there are some solutions to export photos from the Apple technology stack using open source software
- 2544.Meta has a text editor framework called Lexical that works well on mobile, I've used it at work before with great success.
- 2545.tracing and color_eyre (see https://docs.rs/color-eyre/latest/color_eyre/) form a good-enough pair for service style applications
- 2546.fast.com is my go-to in the rare case I need to check network speed
- 2547.It is a no-effort built-in for LibreElec to use one of these outputs for video, while the other one is dedicated to high-res multichannel PCM audio.
- 2548.I love how quick it is and that it can run screen savers.
- 2549.You might be interested in the Vitruvian OS project
- 2550.Try Sikarugir for PC gaming on macOS. It runs everything I've cared to try, with little or no tweaking.
- 2551.Kling has been my go-to for I2V since the 2.0 days.
- 2552.this is phenomenal. I really like that the person that did this thought about a simple space for connect and enter for disconnect.
- 2553.I personally use Conversations on the go and Gajim otherwise.
- 2554.I love darcs! Somehow its interface just vibes with me.
- 2555.Another alternative is Reamp, I’ve been using it for years, it’s macOS and directly supports Winamp skins.
- 2556.On Android, I would also recommend both IronFox and Cromite.
- 2557.Try wordcraft: https://github.com/storytold/wordcraft
- 2558.I'm pretty happy so far. I have a paid account to support them
- 2559.you do not need to sell me on bumpalo, I use it heavily already
- 2560.I love this, and would pay for native or electron app on Mac.
- 2561.I am surprised no one mentioned Carrot as a replacement! I have been using it for years.
- 2562.I learned so much from the array semantics about how to concisely represent time-series logic
- 2563.I use this to sync my wife's photos to Immich and it works great
- 2564.I remember enjoying https://meldmerge.org/ in the past for interactive visual file merging.
- 2565.Something like FunctionGemma [1] finetuned for a given set of tasks would be a lot more speedy.
- 2566.Similiar native applications integrate much better and use a fraction of memory (e.g. Fractal).
- 2567.I use RYM as source (via https://git.sr.ht/~q3cpma/rymscrap) for my extended metadata
- 2568.I find Deepl does a much better job at capturing the direct translation of what I’m saying than using Claude/ChatGPT, etc.
- 2569.I recommend looking more closely at the CommonMark universe and innovating there.
- 2570.You can achieve any layout you want thanks to the .row, .column and .grid function
- 2571.updating dependencies to latest versions that are compatible with everything else in the project is so much more painful in uv than in poetry.
- 2572.Also have a look at Inform 7[1] (domain specific language for interactive fiction)
- 2573.the refined HN extension has had this feature for a long time
- 2574.It is a tool lots of people don't know Microsoft offers and it is a sandbox, I use it for testing all the time.
- 2575.popular opensource implementations and their documentation. Sing-box, Xray core, hiddify
- 2576.The biggest strength of Eshell, for me, is that I can maintain some sanity in Windows environments
- 2577.Another cool thing about Mistral 7b is it runs offline
- 2578.Otherwise it was a great project to work with that has tons of knobs to customize.
- 2579.I do an insane amount of work with my little $20/mo. ChatGPT Plus subscription and never hit limits.
- 2580.a bookmark to https://globe.adsbexchange.com/ on his phone's desktop and checks it multiple times daily
- 2581.I like tsx for this, and it's actively maintained.
- 2582.if you want all the bells and whistles on a platter: Squarespace, Wix, etc.
- 2583.MemPalace gives an agent excellent recall of its own conversations.
- 2584.I use ADK (https://google.github.io/adk-docs/runtime/) and it handles all that bookkeeping for me.
- 2585.the results are quite promising. It's especially good as a quick starting point.
- 2586.CapCut's AutoCut does exactly this — trims automatically based on scene changes.
- 2587.I've gotten a few people set up with Baseten recently
- 2588.I use Heads with a hardware key to defend myself from an Evil Maid.
- 2589.lefthook is like pre-commit, but with significantly better dependency chain.
- 2590.It falls apart once you move too much, but for a little side-wiggling or a second-eye view for VR, it's great.
- 2591.I ran my custom agentic SQL debugging benchmark against it and I'm impressed.
- 2592.Works extremely well, I highly recommend it for similar applications. Nice web based UI.
- 2593.for using your existing code as it is and gain massive performance improvements, mypyc it's a must!
- 2594.$25/year for Transit replacing the transit function in Apple Maps
- 2595.AirTable worked somewhat to keep moving projects forward, without growing unbounded.
- 2596.One nice thing about using AgentFS as the VFS is that it's backed by sqlite so it's very portable
- 2597.I recommend Netcup as a solid EU budget alternative to Hetzner, zero complaints from me.
- 2598.The people in and around the Ethereum Foundation are solving very interesting problems
- 2599.FCP is just faster to edit and has a smoother end-to-end workflow.
- 2600.I use this on NixOS[0] with the Matrix digital rain animation and enjoy it way too much :)
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