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Re:Today's most respected hackers [in your opinion] by davidw on Monday July 02, 2007 @03:51AM (#31996)
I have the most respect for people doing the most difficult things, which are still "deep voodoo" subjects like gcc hacking, libc hacking, kernel hacking, even if those don't get the buzz these days.

Being a language geek myself, programming language hackers also get points, although out of a sense of modesty and awe with regards to big, fancy languages, I wouldn't include Hecl in that.

Re:Today's most respected hackers [in your opinion] by jrcapa on Monday July 02, 2007 @07:47AM (#32016)
John Carmack and Erik Naggum
Re:Today's most respected hackers [in your opinion] by joshclark on Monday July 02, 2007 @12:58PM (#32058)
I'll throw out a few of my faves: Joel Spolsky, Adrian Holovaty, Avi Bryant, Cal Henderson, Andy Baio. And of course: Paul Graham.
Re:Today's most respected hackers [in your opinion] by mattculbreth on Sunday July 01, 2007 @09:47PM (#31954)
Michael Bayer (SQLAlchemy, Mako)
Re:Today's most respected hackers [in your opinion] by ryantmulligan on Monday July 02, 2007 @08:09PM (#32157)
LT git
Re:Today's most respected hackers [in your opinion] by nr on Monday July 02, 2007 @11:44AM (#32046)
Paul Graham - Arc

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