Top 3201–3300 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.
- 3201.You run OpenCode with Big Pickle on it with decent performance.
- 3202.Two other advantages of Ant that MSBuild lacks in a sane way to this day, are macros, and proper documentation.
- 3203.When I switched to Neovim (with Telescope/jump lists)
- 3204.large amounts of our product copy and rollouts were driven off of it.
- 3205.I recently moved to sysbox and it's a bit quicker.
- 3206.use nixos-anywhere to install NixOS and partition disks via disko
- 3207.
- 3208.Popcorn Time back in the day made that hurdle trivial.
- 3209.nixos-rebuild with `--target-host` is also working well for us however
- 3210.jj-spr solves this, although it is still pretty buggy
- 3211.build a Kubernetes VM image without Linux, systemd, or any C whatsoever by extending the Rust-based Asterinas kernel
- 3212.Except that you can get FreeDOOM as a replacement, even for PWADs
- 3213.
- 3214.which is a terminal-based word processor that's very close to what I've been looking for
- 3215.Also incredibly useful with "comma" so Claude can directly use tools that are not installed yet
- 3216.rmux is exactly made for that, it's prefect for TUIs over ssh
- 3217.I'm rooting for PanGUI (https://www.pangui.io/) to succeed
- 3218.Well now you've gone and linked to a fascinating tool which I'm going to have to dive into and learn
- 3219.I personally use Elementary OS, which is very polished and reliable
- 3220.if you really want to live on the bleeding edge, check out
- 3221.I also highly recommend App Tamer (no affiliation). It lets you jail background apps at 10% cpu or whatever.
- 3222.for minecraft in particular, there is: https://github.com/mindcraft-bots/mindcraft
- 3223.Works like charm, supported on pretty much all platforms
- 3224.It's easier to experience than describe but is surprisingly effective and bypasses a whole class of latency issues.
- 3225.It has a setting that turns off most post-processing, resulting in very natural-looking pictures.
- 3226.PEFT is more niche as it's a specific library (https://github.com/huggingface/peft) that creates LoRAs
- 3227.I've used xc³ for a long time now and it's fairly solid.
- 3228.I'm very glad they're not spamming the mailing list.
- 3229.I really like Amla Sandbox addition of injecting tool calls into the sandbox
- 3230.It was quite the fun experience and I'm pleasantly surprised that NSIS is supported to this day
- 3231.Soft Serve (https://github.com/charmbracelet/soft-serve/) works pretty well.
- 3232.I used to love bzflags. It’s still being developed and it’s a great game.
- 3233.migrating my libraries from Lwt to Eio to take advantage of OCaml 5’s direct-style concurrency
- 3234.+1 on Visual Pinball, it's really mind-blowingly great
- 3235.alongside Picolisp pil + and Elixir iex it's one of the earliest tools I install on a new system
- 3236.you could use 3rd party apps like Trillian and Pidgin instead of the official clients
- 3237.this has the least latency out of any sandbox at only minor consequence of performance that they know of
- 3238.I recommend docker-compose based tools, especially dockge [1].
- 3239.If someone's interested in a real Windows 7 lookalike, take a look at https://gitgud.io/aeroshell/atp/aerothemeplasma, it's extremely close.
- 3240.I use https://github.com/houmain/keymapper to achieve the same thing, Meta + W: open or switch through existing Firefox windows
- 3241.The flow that's worked for me: Drafts (iOS) with an action configured to append to a dated inbox.md in a git repo
- 3242.I've been using the Chrome CDP skill for Claude Code with great success for test automation purposes
- 3243.Have you seen Spicetify[0]? It allows for this kind of stuff and seems to be a lot more stable
- 3244.I like how you aren't hiding the fact this is MJML under the hood
- 3245.Check out Start11. I’m forced to use Windows 11 for work but I’ve managed to get the Windows 10 taskbar and start menu back.
- 3246.This is a great solution for something fully private and self-hosted.
- 3247.
- 3248.Library/CLI that speaks the API of several dozen DNS providers so you don't have to re-invent the wheel
- 3249.Or, for extreme minimalisim, htmz, which repurposes iframes for a similar idea
- 3250.leveraging the latest and greatest libraries such as Media Bunny
- 3251.I've found that it yields biblically solid answers because it begins with the text
- 3252.to choose any gallery while still using pixel camera
- 3253.Ultimately, the only thing that stuck was https://github.com/FelixKratz/JankyBorders
- 3254.which is a less versatile but much more performant way to write Linq-like queries
- 3255.We ended up getting our certificate sources from https://signpath.org and have been grateful to them ever since.
- 3256.Moved on to vis a few years ago and never looked back to vim/neovim.
- 3257.switched to F-Launcher. Can't be happier with the performance.
- 3258.
- 3259.Install a 3rd party GCam and then the answer is no
- 3260.Mac Mouse Fix/LinearMouse: Real mouse support on MacOS sucks
- 3261.The best world model research I know of today is Dreamer 4
- 3262.the first library I reach for in that situation is curl_cffi
- 3263.Exceptionally well-made DNS console for learning DNS
- 3264.EKS, which by the way has been working very good for me
- 3265.there is also an open source clone of these games that is very well done
- 3266.very pleasantly surprised by how stable and performant it is
- 3267.I switched to Haruna. It's ugly, but I can play anything without issues
- 3268.The EU is working on a actual privacy-preserving initiative
- 3269.
- 3270.the Open OSCAR Server project is a fantastic labor of love stewarded by a kind soul
- 3271.I switched to `aurutils` to get a similar separation on Arch.
- 3272.
- 3273.If you like Bitsy, check out Playdate’s take on it, Pulp.
- 3274.This looks like an open source alternative to Mathematica/MathLab/Maple running in the browser.
- 3275.I recommend https://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html - it's even snappier than Notepad++
- 3276.one with very well-considered user interface guidelines and principles.
- 3277.NanaZip is the better option (it's a different build of 7-zip)
- 3278.You can also download the same model and run it locally without data leaving your machine
- 3279.Blokada 5 is free. It blocks ads and trackers system wide.
- 3280.does this and therefore can usually provide accuracy guarantees for the whole floating point range
- 3281.add network filtering via pasta (which may be more robust than rolling your own)
- 3282.I use kill-sticky[1] to hide sticky items like dialogs or headers (though sometimes it's wrong)
- 3283.Also check https://earth.nullschool.net/ by https://github.com/cambecc
- 3284.
- 3285.Also https://kepler.gl/demo is great for additional filtering, visualizations like heatmaps, arcs etc.
- 3286.It's gotten a lot better since last year with OpenNext
- 3287.It's totally free, give it a try if you're interested!
- 3288.There's https://camelcamelcamel.com to check how prices developed.
- 3289.the performance was a cost I was more than willing to pay for giving me sanity in JS land.
- 3290.most of the fun of the game comes from the mechanics being slightly obscured from the player
- 3291.Good example - Zitadel https://github.com/zitadel has managed UI for orgs multitenancy, OIDC/PKCE supports
- 3292.MTR is a must have tool for any time you need tracert.
- 3293.This looks like a reasonably good page (there possibly are better ones) for general AI chatbots
- 3294.I soon learned to remap my brain to use `cl` where I used to use `s`, and then I learned to love "flash"/"seek" mode.
- 3295.I put solid time into Graveyard Keeper and Slay the Spire.
- 3296.Another great way to understand how vllm works is to read the code of nano-vllm
- 3297.there are several nice tools for quantizing to a grid as well as reducing to a smaller discrete color palette that I recommend using as well (unfake [1] and pixel-snapper [2])
- 3298.third-party add-ons like RATGDO can tap into the system and open it back up
- 3299.you can't build up your environment incrementally the way you can with Common Lisp/Sly.
- 3300.I mount a directory in the container, if needed, and it's smooth sailing.