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Ask HN: Which developers do you closely follow?
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#12I've been putting together a list of hackers, bug hunters, star developers (or notably popular at the organisations they work for), and a few IT/OPSEC/SIGINT style companies (and aggregators).
Still much work to be done, but feel free to check it out: https://twitter.com/lemiffe/lists/tophackers/members
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#14Fabien Sanglard knows how to do code reviews of old games in such a way that I feel like I understand what he wrote. Until I close the tab, of course.
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#15I feel someone should include Marco Arment [twitter.com/arment] in this list. I don't know if he's a "master," but I have found his journey of building one-man projects to be inspiring.
Also, Maciej Ceglowski [twitter.com/pinboard]. His twitter is hilarious, even though I don't personally subscribe to his service.
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#16Jon Blow: A game designer and programmer behind the popular titles "Braid" and "The Witness". He's currently working on making a new programming language and chronicling it on YouTube.
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Jonathan_Blow
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCuoqzrsHlwv1YyPKLuMDUQ
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#17Marco Arment, of tumblr, instapaper, Overcast, and ATP: https://marco.org/, https://twitter.com/marcoarment
Gary Bernhardt, of wat: https://github.com/garybernhardt, https://twitter.com/garybernhardt
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#18Steve
https://twitter.com/steveklabnik
He is awesome human being.
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#19ktoso: https://github.com/ktoso - he's not human, but If you want to do anything on the java/scala ecosystem, you need to follow him.
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#20[Jeff Preshing](https://twitter.com/preshing). He is a master of threading primitives. His CppCon talks are enlightening.