The GitHub repos Hacker News keeps talking about
44,303 repositories ranked by 385,384 links in HN stories and comments since 2008.
44,303 repos · all time · by HN mentions
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28751
An NBD server written for Bytemark's bigv.io service. It was designed around use of fast Linux features such as sparse files, sendfile, splice and mmap. It can do live migration of storage. Proudly powering Bytemark's Cloud Servers
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28752
Model-agnostic benchmark, generation and LLM-judging harness, and interactive viewer for evaluating selective censorship in language models.
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28753
Python library for the iHackerNews API
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28754
Front end templating system
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28755
A port of Cave Story to DOS using SDL
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28756
Cross-platform UI toolkit
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28757
Custom static analysis rules for the lazy. Write project specific static analysis checks in a few lines of code.
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28758
A comprehensive browser extension (.xpi) malware scanner which checks for many common malware tricks like:, credential-stealers obfuscation tactics, steganography, base64 payloads, zip-tricks, remote-code execution, polyglot tricks, meta data tricks in an attempt to give the analysist information about where deeper analysis is needed.
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28759
Merge filesystems together.
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28760
HanClinto/MENTAT ★ 9
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28761
The human-friendly object notation
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28762
Photo Organizer written in Rails
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28763
Local-first context engine that gives AI agents persistent, shared memory. Captures your real workflow, mines repeatable patterns, and serves past decisions back to agents like Claude, Codex, and Cursor — with citations, safety gates, and your learned working style enforced.
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28764
John Noble's résumé.
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28765
The Wizard's Apprentice, an AI-powered Typescript project functionality suite with CLI.
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28766
Deterministic analyzer that turns GitHub repos into structured JSON
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28767
JSGI Adapter for Node.js
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28769
Ultra-fast generation of large prime numbers using the spectral structure of Riemann zeta zeros
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28770
var for C
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28771
S3 parallel downloader with good performance
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28772
Rust CLI that manages markdown tasks across projects, routes them to configured agents, sandboxes the execution in docker of microVMs, records recaps and status updates, and commits the resulting operational history to git.
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28773
Flask extension for MongoDB frontend
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28774
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28775
The code that runs my blog: https://blog.gpt4.org/
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28776
A runner that runs commands in Docker containers.
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28777
An F# immediate-mode TUI library inspired by Jane Street's Bonsai
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28778
public information on the archived Speedcube.de-Forum (forum.speedcube.de/speedcubers.de)
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28779
📚 Browser extension that adds Hacker News comments to Goodreads
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28780
Server-driven UI for real-time web apps. No client code, no state sync, just TypeScript & JSX on the server, and every client sees the same thing
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28781
In a world where where things are unfair, one project changes it all...
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28782
R U Been being censored?
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28783
Browser extension for Chrome, Safari and Firefox that adds profile overlays to Hacker News usernames
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28784
Regex matching in P with backreference (see fine print)
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28785
FlyURL - A simple, self-hosted URL shortener
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28786
An implementation of a deterministic .NET runtime, which can fuzz over all sources of nondeterminism; also some nascent tools for the symbolic analysis of IL.
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28787
All scripts for controlling the instruments and acquiring data in our qubit setup.
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28788
simple micro (b)log in ruby
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28789
A valentine script for geeks
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28790
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28791
IntentusNet - Deterministic execution infrastructure for agent and distributed systems, enabling reproducible workflows, reliable intent routing, transport abstraction, and transparent operational control.
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28792
MeepaChat - Self-hosted team chat for Openclaw, Nanoclaw, other AI agents, and Humans
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28793
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28794
Lattice and trellis-coded quantization for LLM weights — 2–8 bpw, mixed-precision, fused CUDA tensor-core inference on vLLM + HF
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28795
A sandboxed JavaScript interpreter in JavaScript.
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28796
A puzzle game for 2 to 4 player. Written in portable C as an experiment: can a program with non-trivial algorithmic logic be compiled and run on an 8-bit platform? Answer: yes.
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28797
(No longer maintained) Collaborative Blog Service for Appengine
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28799
A brainf*ck interpreter in Prolog
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28800
This repository contains various small projects for working through the terminal. Each project has its own README with a detailed description, usage examples, and instructions.