Top 3401–3500 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.
- 3401.If you're on Linux try out wxMaxima as a local app.
- 3402.Very cool. https://loopmaster.xyz/generate is super fun also.
- 3403.I think solutions like Plasmic, Refine, and React-Admin probably have a strong place in this AI future.
- 3404.ARC-AGI was specifically designed to be resistant to pre-training
- 3405.I have used this for transferring massive postgres backups
- 3406.Mr. Chilly is one of those niche apps that sparks joy
- 3407.I just moved the infrastructure to Supabase Storage to keep it fast and lightweight
- 3408.Markdeep[1] also supports drawing diagrams from ASCII arts. It's pretty good.
- 3409.I use it all the time and its one of my favorite ways to visually see what is happening.
- 3410.
- 3411.because it allowed me better customization of app groups
- 3412.the project has really saved me a great deal of toil over the past year or two since adopting it
- 3413.Check out SpeechNote, works great on both CPU based and GPU based machines
- 3414.It doesn't have all the features implemented, but it's pretty good and a good proof of concept.
- 3415.with the increasingly accessible FSF GNAT ecosystem, things changed dramatically.
- 3416.or https://lune-org.github.io/docs/ (luau - AKA roblox lua).
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- 3419.I liked GitUp[0], which gave me undo way before jj existed.
- 3420.an actively maintained modern patch for the final Winamp called WACUP, and now I'm back to daily driving that instead.
- 3421.
- 3422.
- 3423.which I've been using for many years, and it's very stable.
- 3424.it's a pretty nice client https://github.com/altsem/gitu
- 3425.want to mention Moonfin as another excellent alternative Jellyfin client
- 3426.as it does seem to be a more drop-in InDesign replacement and is Linux native
- 3427.
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- 3429.Here in Switzerland the MeteoSwiss app is absolutely wonderful
- 3430.I use https://usegitai.com/ and https://ctx.rs/ to preserve and search them.
- 3431.I like that I'm forced to add the pact contracts generated during consumer testing as flake outputs
- 3432.Things like https://github.com/textcortex/claude-code-sandbox seem like the bare minimum.
- 3433.I have had good experiences with SnapRAID as well.
- 3434.a version of Thonny[1] designed for use with the Pico that is great for education
- 3435.Not a silver bullet, but did you look into isolated-vm? https://github.com/laverdet/isolated-vm
- 3436.this is a really good idea and could lead to some really small, elegant TUI code
- 3437.After years I now think it's essential to have a library which records at least how much memory
- 3438.Definitely give their games a try! They are actively developing and making it better every week.
- 3439.Kudos also to Transformer Explainer team for putting some amazing visualizations
- 3440.the national weather service delivers quite advanced graphics for people to understand what is going on.
- 3441.Their backend, OpenTUI [^2], is a large part of this
- 3442.It was great to play this game when it came out. And it has aged well too.
- 3443.The UI is very similar to this app because I like TUI style UI due to the efficient use of UI space.
- 3444.I would suggest the addition of Xonotic[0] to the 'first-person games' category
- 3445.The best part about gofmt is there is no discussion about how to format Go code.
- 3446.if you have an iPhone, I use Chuck for this. The free tier is plenty if you just want to use it to clean up the inbox.
- 3447.If you want real immutable data structures, not a cheap imitation, check out pyrsistent.
- 3448.My other favorites, especially for coding, are SomaFM (Groove Salad or DEFCON substations)
- 3449.I used it a bit, it's nice if you're used to the ways of front-end frameworks
- 3450.I still think Overcast is nicer to use than Antenna Pod.
- 3451.We used DINOv2 as the backbone of our RF-DETR model
- 3452.This is amazing, and at first glance it is going to solve many of my problems.
- 3453.Since using https://graze.social to make custom feeds, my social habits have noticably changed.
- 3454.There are a few websites that I can of off the top of my head that don't need an account
- 3455.This looks really good. I like using hypothesis for APIs so this is a really nice layer on top
- 3456.create super lightweight containers using nix-snapshotter
- 3457.Maybe that will be useful for thinking about workarounds or maybe you can just use hpn-ssh.
- 3458.
- 3459.Try the relatively new top-down microarchitectural analysis in perf
- 3460.notcurses is probably the best option for getting the best you can out of a random terminal
- 3461.Inform 6 is somewhat object oriented, has a good Emacs mode and decades of tools
- 3462.I've also used ascent for a few random side projects in Rust which is very convenient.
- 3463.
- 3464.NearlyFreeSpeech.NET: https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/about/
- 3465.
- 3466.app builder bolt.new managed to create a chatbot on its own
- 3467.Gitleaks is a fine tool to use, I would recommend its use.
- 3468.
- 3469.this is free for anyone for text based Usenet (no binaries)
- 3470.then stunnel is easier to use in this context than ssh
- 3471.I've settled on dotenvx [0] for committing encrypted .env files.
- 3472.Its worth following: https://github.com/instructkr/claw-code
- 3473.I love XState. It has solved so many problems in quite a few codebases for me
- 3474.install something like MicroPythonOS on it if you have PSRAM
- 3475.Claude-mem fixes that by building cumulative knowledge about your codebase, decisions, and patterns.
- 3476.is a nice place to browse, search for, and read ArXiv papers
- 3477.use an dedicated telecom API provider that doesn't squeeze you on pricing uselessly
- 3478.For my rust applications, I use "cargo audit" which checks all dependencies against the CVEs.
- 3479.But Flint goes much deeper with semantic layers and settings optimizations.
- 3480.I've switched to Dropbear years ago because of how bloated (and vulnerable) OpenSSH was
- 3481.Baldur's Gate 3 was the biggest revelation of this for me
- 3482.A great deal less annoying to sign up for them since they're a pretty generalized provider of lots of AI related models.
- 3483.Firefox Android can play audio even when the phone is locked, and I use it regularly.
- 3484.Mozilla's Fluent, for example is designed for maximal i18n support of plural selectors
- 3485.I used to print a lot of code from Geany, that has some nice support for printing line numbers and code highlights
- 3486.Youtube videos up to 1080p play without stuttering in Floorp
- 3487.no other software exists with such easy-to-use tools for importing GPS tracks, creating custom points, and exporting KMZ files
- 3488.photos require much more processing and focus on performance
- 3489.Nowadays I'd probably use OverlayFS (or just Docker) to see what the changes would be, without ever risking the original FS.
- 3490.I recommend switching to Cloudflare Access with the provided instructions for additional security.
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- 3492.I use Fastlane extensively on mobile, as it reduces boilerplate and gives enough structure
- 3493.Please make an effort to improve underlying OpenStreetMap dataset
- 3494.And also use SPICE in the LTSpice incarnation; I should give ngspice a spin one of these days.
- 3495.
- 3496.Stats, which I use for fan control and monitoring power consumption.
- 3497.programs like flip the classroom or https://www.khanacademy.org/ really helped me
- 3498.So in CI/CD you can replace all discrete lint/format tool calls with one to pre-commit/prek
- 3499.I like the Healthy Minds program app more than other meditation apps because:
- 3500.to host an x86 TrackMania² server using BOX64 and it never had a problem