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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.
- 3101.there is TabPFN [1] which also has time series capabilities.
- 3102.if someone wants a git like workflow, I recommend pushing docker images and then using watchtower
- 3103.
- 3104.I use Containerise plus Cookie AutoDelete plus Temporary Containers to give me what is effectively per-tab private browsing.
- 3105.AudioMuse-AI does a great job generating playlists and populating similar artists.
- 3106.Ink (and modern alternatives) probably are the best TUI toolkit.
- 3107.For a vpn with mixnet that actually works I recommend NYM.
- 3108.I ran across WebXDC this past weekend, and I'm intrigued. I've built a few apps on it already
- 3109.you should take a look at [1]. It's made in Rust, inspired by LMDB
- 3110.Clawk (recently submitted to HN here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48892859) might be good
- 3111.When I played through this last year it was surprising how much came back to me
- 3112.This is what I use - https://github.com/tanujnotes/Olauncher, and it's amazing!
- 3113.Moved from SQLite to libsql for native vector search.
- 3114.to show it's possible to build an MVP on open weights without years of work and millions of dollars.
- 3115.the current iteration, Input Leap, has worked for this for me for years now
- 3116.Avrea.com is a great alternative — a new player, but insanely fast and reliable.
- 3117.If you miss the classic WeatherStar look-and-feel from the cable days of The Weather Channel, be sure to check out
- 3118.this introductory post by the creators of Codemode is much easier to follow
- 3119.Voxtral Transcript 2 is already extremely impressive
- 3120.what really saved me was dictation via Dragon NaturallySpeaking
- 3121.we used it to great success as a local on-prem s3 read/write cache with AWS as the backing S3 store
- 3122.pyca/cryptography is a really excellent cryptography library
- 3123.has a linting command that instantly checks whether your changes pass the rules
- 3124.It's quite playable already, and it's a very small 100Mb download.
- 3125.you can very easily mount LTO tapes like any other drive using LTFS
- 3126.you'll get a bit more out of them if you convert your EPUBs to KEPUBs with Kepubify
- 3127.I always thought it's quite an interesting achievement.
- 3128.On the PPP, SXMO with sway WM/composer, foot terminal, and wvkbd as a keyboard is very responsive, too.
- 3129.no-panic: https://docs.rs/no-panic/latest/no_panic/
- 3130.Was particularly good for easy-to-write, easy-to-review tests of unix utilities.
- 3131.So, one reason is "I just want to learn more about buck2."
- 3132.You might want to give Mango a spin: https://mangowc.vercel.app/
- 3133.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torch_(machine_learning)
- 3134.try out playwriter if you want an extension that connects to opencode or claude code instead
- 3135.I have been using Backlog.md in precisely this way and it's very effective.
- 3136.F* is also worth considering as a proof-oriented alternative to Isabelle that is focused on software verification
- 3137.some extensions I love in VSCode such as Markdown All In One and GitLens
- 3138.For FF users I recommend https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/control-panel-for-twitter/
- 3139.One thing I can recommend that makes scripting in python with external commands a lot easier is the `sh` module
- 3140.You can also see a live view of the ASN/ISP leaderboard by going to https://knock-knock.net
- 3141.The nice thing about quadlets is exactly that, they integrate with systemd and by extension the rest of the system.
- 3142.
- 3143.Recently a new VS Code extension was announced that you may want to check out
- 3144.I use JMP.chat[0] for my primary phone number. Being able to text from my PC with a real keyboard is very convenient.
- 3145.Karabiner: MacOS's keyboard mapping is incredibly underpowered.
- 3146.Bummed about Amazon one palm, I use it all the time.
- 3147.I use Parinfer, which allows me to edit Janet as if it was an indentation-based language.
- 3148.cake[0] might interest you. Basically transpiles C into C89.
- 3149.there's a community one for driving configuration as well.
- 3150.You should use Purple Air if you want to make it more focused
- 3151.it works pretty well and can do some fancy stuff like bit perfect DAC passthrough up to 192kHz/24bit
- 3152.was smaller than HTMX while providing all the features I needed
- 3153.that's worked great with everything I've thrown at it
- 3154.‘Peak’ would have been Invision Power Board 1.3 IMO
- 3155.His LLM-wiki framework has been very useful for me
- 3156.And if you must have an electron one then here are some FOSS options https://marktext.me
- 3157.Can you try this one ? Though not as flashy, it's a step away from most OSM styles.
- 3158.the Strix Halo toolbox images from https://github.com/kyuz0/amd-strix-halo-toolboxes
- 3159.Booting live OS or OS installers via netboot.xyz is also great.
- 3160.It's German and adheres to EU privacy laws. The main FLOSS one is called drip.
- 3161.I've used it in the past, and can attest that it is outstanding.
- 3162.seems like it simplifies a lot of the operational overhead of running git servers
- 3163.
- 3164.if performance becomes a problem statically hosting sqlite DBs with client side queries and http range requests is an interesting approach
- 3165.Which is why I recommend Venice: https://venice.ai
- 3166.
- 3167.I found it very useful and impressive, also its mostly free.
- 3168.I'm not affiliated, but I love it and recommended it to friends.
- 3169.chiptune.app seems to be a better project and has been maintained for years
- 3170.you can use it to listen to all kinds of interesting signals
- 3171.really liked the tutorial, and the quality of the build
- 3172.For that purpose Sweet Home 3D might be easier to use
- 3173.The Nerves project would actually be perfect for this:
- 3174.If you want forms try https://visualdb.com/ it is another tool that aims to be Microsoft Access
- 3175.Give https://www.paper2audio.com/ a try; it is targeted at just this use case.
- 3176.It's always fun just spending 10 minutes slamming together some trig functions
- 3177.I automate one changelog per project using git-cliff and conventional commits
- 3178.Cosmograph for this sort of thing is great, it supports graphs as well as 2D projections, and is blazing fast.
- 3179.My solution has been to play boardgames remote using BoardgameArena[0].
- 3180.work like Roy's and yours is generally more interesting
- 3181.the Makepad[1] developers take a pretty extreme non-invented-here stance
- 3182.I tend to see something like half the token burn with the CLI with more accurate results.
- 3183.it is often a quick and easy way to document and test your code/documentation at the same time.
- 3184.The thing that sold me on Voxtral Realtime over Whisper-based models for dictation
- 3185.Here’s a very impressive set of macros that I use daily.
- 3186.you can set up pretty much anything with their free plan.
- 3187.It looks good, lean and clean. The optional ontology is a nice surprise.
- 3188.I use the Tab Wrangler extension and have it nuke everything after like 8 hours or so.
- 3189.It'd be amazing to hook is up with the engine sound simulator
- 3190.it has found several real vulnerabilities for me before
- 3191.We use Haxe for a legacy PHP app. Its our secret weapon
- 3192.you can run programs in the REPL through other backends like Wasm/WebGL
- 3193.For real population numbers, Cover Your Tracks and AmIUnique have the datasets.
- 3194.it's very easy to start with something that is also
- 3195.there is also https://www.neuronpedia.org/ if one is interested in seeing interactive demonstrations
- 3196.this was the exact method I used to make a few GTK apps.
- 3197.you can check out fixi if you want to see a minimalist take on it
- 3198.there is also sqlite3_rsync that lets you copy a live database to another (optionally) live database
- 3199.the overhauled UI makes it a lot nicer to use than stock freecad
- 3200.Truly excellent mail client. Actively and thoughtfully developed.