The GitHub repos Hacker News keeps talking about
44,283 repositories ranked by 385,192 links in HN stories and comments since 2008.
44,283 repos · all time · by HN mentions
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13051
An open, scalable and distributive p2p infrastructure.
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13052
A simple virtual machine - compiler & interpreter - written in golang
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13053
react-admin data provider for Hasura GraphQL Engine
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JSON Blob was created to help parallelize client/server development. Mock JSON responses can be defined using the online editor and then clients can use the JSON Blob API to retrieve and update the mock responses.
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Medfusion 4000 security research & a MQX RCE.
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13056
Lightweight status page for home infrastructure
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13057
OpenSCAD DSL in Clojure
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13058
Your AI Stack in Your Editor
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Offline Internet Archive project
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13060
Zotero Data Server
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13061
This is an operational transform type replacement for ottypes/json0
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13062
Takes a recipe website URL and transforms it to a plain-text version for reading or printing.
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13063
Vectorized executor to speed up PostgreSQL
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The Dartino project was an experiment seeking to improve productivity when writing application code for embedded devices.
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13065
Metrics Observability & Troubleshooting
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13066
:pisces: A cross-browser collection of CSS box-shadows
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13067
Rust library for Emscripten-compiled JS apps.
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13068
Emacs minor mode to highlight each source code identifier uniquely based on its name
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13069
Container Linux running on xhyve hypervisor
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13070
Make obsolete and/or proprietary exercise bikes work with popular cycling training apps like Zwift, TrainerRoad, Rouvy and more.
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13071
WIP input driver for the SPI touchpad / keyboard found in the 12" MacBook (MacBook8,1 + MacBook9,1)
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13072
This package contains a syntax file and a file-type plugin for the simple format used by the TaskPaper application.
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13073
jbenet/random-ideas ★ 328
random ideas
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The source code, acquired by ProPublica, for New York City's Forensic Statistical Tool.
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13075
The collaborative Open Source successor to qmail and netqmail
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13076
Verified Assembly Language for Everest
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13077
Conditional integer multiplication: kappa > 2^-15. Community proofs, exact certificates and reproducible audits; assumes the OpenAI #109 framework.
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13078
Experimentations with Abstract Machines
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13079
Kisrhombille geometry classes and methods
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13080
Skill sharing made easy
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13081
Explores the python bytecode, provides some tools to access it for fun and profit.
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13082
Local, gradient-free neuro-symbolic memory engine combining Hyperdimensional Computing (HDC/VSA), Hebbian plasticity, and graph triples for offline AI.
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13083
List of Cosmopolitan Libc related resources and projects
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13084
A Go Package for generation of slide decks and information displays
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13085
Group chat with no backend
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13086
Text-generation API via GPT-2 for Cloud Run
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13087
Examples and guides for using the VLM Run API
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13088
Historical Emacs Software Preservation
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13089
Fork from a private messenger for Android with extra options added.
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13090
Google Chrome Extension. Record All Browsing in Screenshots & Full Text. Search For Anything At Any Time. Never Forget Where You Read Something. Saves Everything To Your Machine, Not the Cloud, So Your Web History Stays With You.
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13091
Web framework for the BEAM — Erlang, Elixir, and LFE
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13092
Documentation for Grin and Mimblewimble
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13093
Box2D physics engine compiled to WebAssembly. Supports TypeScript and ES modules.
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13094
Testing Schnorr's factorization claim in Sage
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13095
Observable Slim is a singleton that utilizes ES6 Proxies to observe changes made to object graphs. Originally built to assist with state management, one-way data binding, and any situation where an application must be reactive to data store changes.
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13096
Poet helps you declare, manage and install dependencies of Python projects, ensuring you have the right stack everywhere.
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13097
Cl-cuda is a library to use NVIDIA CUDA in Common Lisp programs.
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13098
Original source code for the PowerVR Series 1 GPUs : Midas Arcade, PCX1 and PCX2
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13099
Quicklisp client.
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A homebrew 16-bit CPU with a homebrew Unix-like-ish operating system.