Top 3601–3700 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.
- 3601.used Ohm-js [1] which I highly recommend if you want to parse a custom language in Javascript or TypeScript
- 3602.You'd want GotoSocial[0] (single binary, reasonably straightforward)
- 3603.there are people doing amazing things by modifying VHS players and tapping into the raw output from the tape heads
- 3604.I managed to add a Shazam Now button using a Shazam widget
- 3605.For more basic configs, I would potentially look into KCL
- 3606.if you want to do math proofs use AI built for proof
- 3607.There's a map facility not linked here that allows you to build GeoJSON graphically
- 3608.I find https://msty.ai to be significantly better than any of the major chat applications
- 3609.This is way more important: https://tsz.dev/sound-mode/
- 3610.there are desktop builds https://grid.space/downloads.html that run entirely offline
- 3611.I'm US based and have been using it for over a year. Very, very happy with their service.
- 3612.I would highly recommend the ts-pattern [1] library if you find yourself wanting exhaustive switch statements!
- 3613.Something like mdbook (https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook) is more than enough for my needs
- 3614.I used pico or nano as my everyday unix coding editor for something like fifteen years
- 3615.it can delete an attachment without deleting the message
- 3616.I really like what Oppo is doing with their ColorOS
- 3617.Everybody must play Neverball at least once in their lives, it's a fantastic game I've come back to so many times
- 3618.I find it impossible to use without a plugin. I use https://github.com/mbbill/undotree and map it to `U`
- 3619.Very nice! I use something client side like this on my Mac
- 3620.
- 3621.MXLinux is really great for something like xfce and I really loved the snapshotting feature of it too. Highly recommended.
- 3622.Works flawlessly and they recently upgraded the script to install Affinity 3.0.
- 3623.I love Technitium DNS and have run it for several years now.
- 3624.open up LibreOffice Writer rather than Microsoft Word
- 3625.I choose Grab mainly because I always have installed for GrabPay payments.
- 3626.it’s developing a new Rust based networking stack that’s really worth digging into
- 3627.I've really enjoyed playing around with https://github.com/markqvist/nomadnet and the reticulum protocol
- 3628.the results were actually good with it being opensource and for how cheap the model is to run.
- 3629.thanks for sharing that. i'm a big city builder fan, but this one slipped by me. looks cool, and i'll be picking it up!
- 3630.starting with something like Pimsleur which is the same idea
- 3631.HumanLayer's agents/commands (in their .claude/) have boosted my productivity the most.
- 3632.I have zero downtime deployment and rolling deploys.
- 3633.I use the "I don't care about cookies" extension, which rejects most cookies automatically without me having to see the popups.
- 3634.I use it all the time in conjunction with Bitwarden to generate unique emails per site.
- 3635.One practical thing I appreciated about MessageFormat is how it eliminates a bunch of conditional UI logic.
- 3636.I use Morphdom to just do a diff on the main section of the page.
- 3637.The Git Sync or PuppyGit apps are a good way to keep markdown files in sync between devices.
- 3638.why they cannot simply use https://isomorphic-git.org/ and do everything in memory.
- 3639.I use cdk8s for my homelab and absolutely love it. 100% recommend.
- 3640.For CI, please refer to https://radicle-ci.liw.fi/
- 3641.There's the mostlymatter fork which restores the proper oss behaviour
- 3642.There's a nice Blender extension called "FaceIt" that I used a few years ago for rigging and producing ARKit-compatible facial animations
- 3643.the result is an insanely great font I've migrated to recently
- 3644.if you need more accurate data, you may wanna use the Google Maps API
- 3645.the performance through their tools is really good
- 3646.for a lot of linux things these 2 utils / commands are good
- 3647.Then SDKMAN! will perform the switch automatically when you enter the directory.
- 3648.Have been using vultr with very good stability for BSD systems since 2015 or so, highly recommend.
- 3649.zmij[1] is claimed to be significantly faster than all of the tested implementations in the paper.
- 3650.it is clearly the most mature, most stable option in the space, with the best prospects for long-term survival. Highly recommended
- 3651.I always considered it superior to Finale and Sibelius anyway.
- 3652.Compared to q3radiant that I used back in the day, Trenchbroom is just so much more pleasant to work with.
- 3653.I migrated to from ISC to Kea in OPNSense and it was relatively painless, and it's been working well since.
- 3654.I think CloudFlares Radar is one of the better ones
- 3655.I use TickTick because of the habit-tracking feature. Used to be todoist loyalist but it sucks for habits.
- 3656.I highly recommend looking at Pingora. It gave us way more control over connection lifecycles than NGINX.
- 3657.I would recommend publishing them to Palomar (https://palomar-registry.org/)
- 3658.There are things that help - regular breaks, being in a well lit room, sitting at a healthy distance from the monitor, using redshift and lowering monitor brightness.
- 3659.Collabra Office seems to be the port of LibreOffice to ios. (free)
- 3660.I recommend running Chrome's built-in Lighthouse analysis tool specifically for accessibility.
- 3661.CleanShotX's tools are about 1 billion times faster/easier to use.
- 3662.I say a single-tasking system is a complete, true bliss in our days.
- 3663.Washington state DOT uses it to post pictures for construction progress updates to this day. It’s great!
- 3664.It's still a great backend, even for a statically typed language, and the FFI and debugger features are very useful.
- 3665.
- 3666.Agents SDK is very useful. In-fact can design handoffs and multi agent orchestration very intuitively
- 3667.i'd probably use RocketChat or something like that
- 3668.You may be interested in CAD Sketcher: https://www.cadsketcher.com/
- 3669.Kustomize is about as good as it gets using simple patches.
- 3670.if someone wants to run servers via qemu, I highly recommend quickemu.
- 3671.I love Scrcpy, and I miss it after switching from Android to iOS.
- 3672.This is awesome! Thank you so much for great work! I love it
- 3673.Wire was able to implement a fully E2E-encrypted messenger with proper multi-device support
- 3674.You can use the app that is the subject of this thread
- 3675.
- 3676.You might be interested in Darktable or the less common fork called Ansel.
- 3677.I've been a pretty heavy user of Grok Bot, and here are a few thoughts a long the positive line.
- 3678.there are tools like crane [0] and regctl [1] that do that today.
- 3679.I've always thought it had a worthy place in the modern P2P conversation.
- 3680.I think the right way to do this is with snapshots, the way opensuse microos is doing it
- 3681.it's always better to use something like SQS, Redis queues, etc.
- 3682.More recently there was a macOS release that put the category into crisis, and Carbon Copy Cloner figured it out first. I switched and I haven't looked back.
- 3683.I upload street view pictures to Mapillary, which again can be used to automatically infer info into OSM
- 3684.I always upload a copy to https://www.virustotal.com to help combat the false positives.
- 3685.As the laptop runs Libreboot, it makes that laptop a 100% free/open machine
- 3686.Managed to get up and running quickly with this and https://github.com/pia-foss/manual-connections for Private Internet Access.
- 3687.Lightning is actually the only truly scalable solution we have for micropayments
- 3688.it would be much easier to build off of something like Pinta
- 3689.
- 3690.Use “dune test” to run the tests and review failures with “git diff”.
- 3691.BookOrbit blows it out of the water in terms of functionality. I love that I can have one app that handles books and audiobooks.
- 3692.MTurk was pure magic if you knew how to use it to its full potential.
- 3693.I've checked it out and I really like the interface.
- 3694.Whereas sdcc works brilliantly for z80 lineage processors.
- 3695.NoFusion and Moment apps for things I will want to edit later
- 3696.
- 3697.it's quite usefull to have a project like this which streamlines the setup necessary to use other "brains" in claude code "body"
- 3698.Unsure if this is useful to you but have you heard about GNU Unifont?
- 3699.CompCert (a proven correct C compiler used by Airbus)
- 3700.I found it more useful than Windows 3.1 on the same hardware, because it could reliably run a serial modem download in the background while I did word processing.
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