The GitHub repos Hacker News keeps talking about
44,333 repositories ranked by 385,585 links in HN stories and comments since 2008.
44,333 repos · all time · by HN mentions
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41101
a cross-agent memory system
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41102
Analysis of Github Commits Comments
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41103
A seriously hacky editor for text.
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41104
Screenlock utility to play videos or show images for linux.
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41105
The most time-efficient language-learning app
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41106
A simple chrome extension for displaying the latest from Hacker News
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41107
Proposals for the Anti-Fraud Community Group.
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41108
A path tracer written in glsl and javascript
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41109
Convert Erlang style structs and error messages to equivalent Elixir.
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41110
A modern, performant, and secure NGINX distribution packed with features.
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41111
simple resumable exceptions for clojure
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41112
CameoDB - The Unified Hybrid Search Database Engine
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41113
zsh, git, vscode, ipython
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41114
Java library for building clients for XHTML-based hypermedia APIs
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41115
Yes, Virginia, you can do floating-point arithmetic in Bash!
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41116
A docker container that jails an LLM CLI like codex, gemini, or claude code.
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41117
Clipboard Shield: Protection Defends Against Cyberthreats
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41118
:earth_asia: Himawari satellite imagery motion interpolation
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41119
This library allows you to bind keys to a modifier, and shows you a popup overlay of all your key binds when you hold down the modifier key.
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41120
A PHP extension for the C http parser from Ruby's Mongrel web server.
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41121
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41122
A virtual camera Chrome extension that lets you adjust how your video appears to everyone else on the call.
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41123
Sapphire is a hybrid programming language designed for performance and clarity. It combines the speed of compiled languages with the syntax of high-level scripting, making it suitable for tools, UI-driven applications, and system-level tasks.
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41124
Inference code for LLaMA models
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41125
Shows every line that was ever in the file, along with information about when it was added or deleted.
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41126
rust macro util for batching expensive operations
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41127
Enter an email and verify if it's a valid email or not, written in Go language. Also, exposes the core service to verify an email as a package and as an endpoint.
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41128
Let your users execute the CoffeeScript in your documentation
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41129
A place where I'm sharing my notes on various subjects.
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41130
Ruby gem to easily switch between email APIs
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41131
A SQLite kernel for JupyterLite, powered by Xeus
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41132
Lisp VSCode Extension
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41133
A tiny RISC-V emulator that runs DOOM
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41134
Hacker News Companion - Browser extension
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41135
Central storage, management and access for important geospatial datasets
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41136
Hosting examples of interactive datamapplot output
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41137
Reduce the spam you get for your job posting by setting up a micro challenge.
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41138
Native-powered source code formatter for C, C++, Java, JavaScript, JSON, Objective-C, Protobuf, and C# based on LLVM clang-format.
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41139
:pizza: Meet new members of your slack teams via weekly lunch matches!
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41140
📋 An app to plan your day, just today.
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41141
Overhead of Go's generic sort
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41142
OpenMAMA/ZeroMQ bridge
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41143
Thank your Patreon Backers and Sponsors via Twitter
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41144
Open QR Code is an open-source, cross-platform app developed with Flutter, using C, C++, Dart, Skia, Impeller, Java, and Kotlin. It allows users to generate, scan, save, and share QR codes. Available on Android, Windows, and Web, users can easily create and interact with QR codes across platforms.
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41145
AI-powered specification analysis tool that converts requirements into structured tasks and validates code implementation against original specs.
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41146
pH-7/GoodJsCode ★ 35
GoodJsCode™ guidebook. Learn the best coding practices and standards for clean, efficient and quality JavaScript code that lasts long! 💪
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41147
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41148
AmigaOS Dynamic Intuition Window Manager
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Redis Secondary Indexing Module, been suspended see: https://github.com/RediSearch/RediSearch/
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41150
VirtualBox configuration files for emulating Ian's bootable floppy