Ask HN: Which of the software you use feels slow and sluggish?

1 stefanopetrilli 2 7/4/2025, 11:34:20 AM

Is there a software that you use in your business which feels sluggish or unjustifiably slow?

I want to create a free and open-source version of it which is also fast and responsive.

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blackbear_ · 5h ago

Windows. Like, all of it.

(I know, not the answer you were looking for, but somebody had to bring it up)

fridental · 4h ago

k8s and especially Helm

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Ask HN: Which of the software you use feels slow and sluggish?

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