Show HN ranking for the past week

  1. HackerBooks – HackerTube, but for books mentioned on HN | 306
  2. Subvocal – Talk to your computer without making noise | 395
  3. HackerTV – HN's most-recommended Youtube videos as 24/7 TV channels | 83
  4. Hacker Times, a New York Times-inspired version of Hacker News | 148
  5. Wikihack – HackerTube, but for Wikipedia articles mentioned on HN | 104
  6. Warsaw in voxels – An interactive 3D map of the city centre | 55
  7. OmniDiff – Opensource, super fast, content aware Git difftool, in Rust | 97
  8. A decent text-to-image model trained for ~$20K (Apache 2.0 Weights) | 29
  9. After a decade of reversing, I got co-op working in DOS Wing Commander | 40
  10. I've updated my Linux System Call website and API | 58
  11. Coldframe, a honeypot that poses as a supermarket fridge controller | 51
  12. HackerHack – HackerBooks but for Posts Posted on HN | 25
  13. Firenook – Firebase emulators in Rust: 40× faster writes, 10× less RAM | 30
  14. Uncracked City, detective game where you question LLM suspects that lie | 69
  15. I built a tool that prices a pre-built PC part by part | 85
  16. Kairos – Open-source risk and fraud decisioning platform | 36
  17. Stroq – a local audit of what your coding agent did and why | 34
  18. Waymark – A workflow engine that compiles jobs instead of replaying | 40
  19. I built a little browser game to practice Vim commands | 57
  20. HackerChurn – which SaaS tools HN wants to cancel | 26
  21. We compressed a 31B video+audio diffusion model to 14B, 6 steps, INT8 | 12
  22. Spindle – a full-featured, type-safe web framework for OCaml 5 | 8
  23. Tmux-restore saves tmux windows and agent sessions across reboots | 36
  24. The DNA of DOOM – How code structure survives across 44 ports | 29
  25. Codemap – one-page interactive map of any Go repository | 23
  26. Gauge – Open-Source CLI to recursively improve your docs | 10
  27. Interactive notes on RLHF, attention, LoRA and LLM evals | 4
  28. Where Were We | 16
  29. Did prediction markets do any predicting this midterms? | 20
  30. PyWolf3D, a wolfenstein3D clone written from scratch in Python | 8
  31. An offline desktop companion to help maintain a healthy blink rhythm | 15
  32. CloneGuard – Scan a repo for credential-stealing tricks before it runs | 7
  33. Agents infer Lego mechanisms from sources, then animate them | 2
  34. GPUWorks – A 40 MB GPU cluster manager for vLLM/SGLang, no K8s needed | 4
  35. Bema: Work messaging built for humans | 21
  36. Rustable is an open source database client built in Rust | 20
  37. ReBirth 338 in Browser | 11
  38. Agentic Identity Broker, OAuth Delegation for AI Agents | 3
  39. VHS Camera – Run your camera or videos through a simulated VHS signal | 14
  40. TubeHaus – an open-source YouTube client with no Google account | 5
  41. Hacker News but for comments posted on HN | 6
  42. Open a 300k-row XLSX in the browser in ~300ms, no server | 2
  43. Vegetable Gardening for Engineers | 0
  44. Green tests are not proof – verifier for C/C++ and firmware fixes | 1
  45. An open source webbluetooth and NFC browser for iOS | 0
  46. Unclickbait – Replace clickbait YouTube thumbnails | 10
  47. AegisKernel – Zero-trust POSIX runtime for AI agents in <0.016ms | 3
  48. Hnrepos.com, HackerTube for Repositories | 0
  49. Kvittas, an Expense Splitting App | 11
  50. Is Software Solved? | 1
  51. Overhead – the planes overhead, painted on an e-ink frame | 0
  52. Backwords – Let AI teach you how to speak in reverse | 3
  53. Inference business simulator – don't go broke, rent GPUs, serve tokens | 6
  54. Remene – Understand your MRI and prepare questions for your doctor | 0
  55. Curious HN – Hacker News without the snark | 13
  56. 13M opinions on 48k products extracted from Reddit and HN | 9
  57. HackerRepos – HackerTube for repos mentioned on HN | 4
  58. 13M opinions on 48k products extracted from Reddit and HN | 2
  59. Bitcoin-rs – An independent Bitcoin full node in Rust | 0
  60. Spooler – a simple, managed message queue | 6
  61. Goethe – The infrastructure for self-hosted AI | 3
  62. Diorama – Draw a world, play it with point and click | 0
  63. I turned 18 Agatha Christie novels into SQL murder cases | 2
  64. Election.run – election night in one window | 2
  65. Logo Deal – Logos anyone can edit with text | 3
  66. SIE Serverless – managed inference powered by self-hostable stack | 1
  67. I used Jev to build an off-topic detector for meetings | 2
  68. HackerTube for Apple TV. Videos HN Recommends, on Your TV | 4
  69. HackerGit – Every GitHub repo shared on HN | 9
  70. I built a Bible verse feed to replace doomscrolling | 9
  71. Distill anyone's writing style into a skill | 0
  72. Grasmere: Markdown for Writers and Researchers | 1
  73. Kids Shelf, your kids' own little internet | 2
  74. Recto: A desktop app where you can design with AI, edit with your mouse | 10
  75. Mintype – Free, zero-knowledge notes app with whiteboards (AGPL) | 2
  76. A C++ Compiler That Is Faster Than GCC and Clang | 3
  77. The Public Eye – Agentic search for congressional bill legibility | 0
  78. HackerFriction, HackerTube for what HN complains about | 0
  79. ChannelVault, browse and search your Slack exports | 1
  80. I wanted OpenSCAD with fillets and a C-like language. So I made one | 5
  81. Chinese sentence checker with pinyin and English explanations | 0
  82. AI Gude – my feeds as a daily podcast, revived with AI | 0
  83. I built an interactive visual playground for interaction nets | 0
  84. Nico – a two-agent type personal agent on your Mac | 2
  85. Diwali in threejs – find crackers and send wishes into a shared sky | 5
  86. Scroll from your own skeleton to the edge of the observable universe | 1
  87. Better Together – AI agents team up against spam calls and texts | 1
  88. Chronosphere, a tool for understanding large PRs | 0
  89. Globalize.now – translations that land in your pull request | 0
  90. Open-Source Searchable Job Board for HN's Hiring Threads | 2
  91. Tell the Sky – message lanterns drift on winds from live weather data | 0
  92. Hacker Living – HN's most recommended places | 2
  93. Hacker News – HackerBooks, but for all the posts on HN | 1
  94. Hyperbutler – Docker on Windows without WSL, 320 MB at idle | 0
  95. Pauseless – Free silence/filler-word remover from videos, on-browser | 1
  96. Zenith, a developer platform for shipping and selling your app | 2
  97. FranklyMail, business email and workspace tools for $9/year | 6
  98. K8sman – A Native Kubernetes IDE | 3
  99. An online shop where your friends can hurry the courier | 3
  100. Jik – a self-hosted language using region-based memory management | 0