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Hat tip to Sindre who has fifty bagillion packages but few of them depend on more than one of his other packages.

Example: Sindre Sorhus' FNV library uses BigInt to support hashes up to 1024 bits.

For industry-specific ones, in JS-land you could think of TJ Holowaychuk or Sindre Sorhus.

There's an app from Sindre Sorhus that adds CMD+X functionality to Finder.

Imba has some brilliant ideas and Sindre is extremely smart...

I followed advice of Sindre Sorhus [1] and moved all my packages and apps to ESM year ago and couldn't be happier.

I like Sindre Sorhus' Scratchpad (syncs across Mac, iPad and iPhone using iCloud).

I wonder why this doesn't happen with other devs who maintain widely used wares like Sindre Sorhus or even old timer like David DeSandro.

An LLM might be able to replace the majority of the code Sindre Sorhus has put out there, but it's probably a stretch to think that it could replace someone like John Carmack.

So, in no particular order: * TJ Holowaychuk * Sindre Sorhus * Addy Osmani * Izs * Passy * Contra * Fat * Substack * Peteris Krumins * Mark Otto * Mark Dalgeish * Dan Shaw...

Just wanted to note that the author of Pasteboard Manager[0], Sindre Sorhus, is also the maker of Actions[1] shortcut library as well as other cool iPhone and Mac apps.

Sindre Sorhus has been separating “CLI” from “API” for many years.

”There is an app from Sindre Sorhus” is a complete sentence.

Sindre has done a remarkable job of making an insanely terse while powerfull language for building web applications.

Sindre Sorhus has a bunch of libraries that get close, but there’s still a hole.

Sindre is also the author of Actions, which is basically this but fo iOS Shortcuts.