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Saalik Lokhandwala writes programs, prose, and poetry. A systems thinker with a mystical bend, he explores unexpected interconnections. He is the Co-Founder of LokBros Studio, an interactive experience studio. He has worked in Software Engineering at Litmus, Customer Support at Drift, and Product Management at Glucose Trail and Agora. Saalik is currently based in Somerville, Massachusetts.

Gersande lives in Montréal / Tiohtià :ke with their partner Leif, and their cat and dog. They are an aspiring writer currently working on their first novel. Gersande is also the community manager and owner of millefeuilles.cloud, an anti-corporate social network for readers. They can be found on Mastodon and bsky.app.

Akash is a London-based Software Engineer who enjoys coffee. His interests include writing, travelling, coding, cycling, video games, and archery. This website serves as his digital garden, a collection of notes, ideas, and thoughts. He encourages visitors to explore his articles and the tools he uses. He can be contacted via email.

Jess Nickelsen is a writer, gamer, software tester, and mum living in Wellington, New Zealand. She blogs at discombobulated.co.nz about writing, gaming, crafts, books, raising a child, and general life in New Zealand. She also has an "official writing blog" at www.jessicanickelsen.com and microblogs at discombobulated.micro.blog. Jess is interested in using tarot cards to enhance brainstorming and structure her fiction writing.

Jon Tillman is a writer, farmer, photographer, and food nerd who lives in Asturias, Spain. He is a full-time dad and part-time practitioner of his other passions. Jon maintains Eating Asturias, an English-language encyclopedia of Asturian gastronomy and foodways. He uses his personal website to explore interests beyond Asturian food, including essays, notes, books, music, and general food topics.

Lev Lazinskiy lives in Emeryville and works in the tech industry. He is passionate about building teams and helping people solve complex business problems. Currently, he works at Foxglove building the observability stack for robotics companies. Outside of work, Lev enjoys cooking, eating, chess, reading, writing, music, Peloton, traveling, and public transit. He studies Chinese and enjoys spending time with friends, family, and Aosheng. He has written articles for Dagger Blog, LinkedIn, LaunchDarkly Blog, and CircleCI Blog.

Matthew Guy is a British-born man in his 50s living in Nova Scotia, Canada. He works in post-secondary education and strives to live by his progressive values. Matthew has over 30 years of experience working for universities and colleges in the UK and Canada. He previously served as Chief of Staff for a Member of Parliament. He has been involved in community political activities for many years, focusing on election strategy and supporting progressive candidates. Matthew's interests include technology, radio, podcasts, walking, and hiking.

Paul Esch-Laurent is a software engineer who maintains a weblog featuring a mix of technical and non-technical content. He enjoys photography, building software, riding bikes, and brewing coffee. He also uses Oxford commas. His primary portfolio website is paulisaweso.me. He built this blog with Blot, using a heavily-modified theme: Pinjasaur/blot-theme-jot. All opinions expressed on the site are his own.

Lukáš is a software developer specializing in Apple platforms and the Swift programming language. Originally from Czechia and currently based in Dresden, Germany, he enjoys building things in the digital space, with a particular focus on the engineering aspects and getting the details right. He founded a small company, created Diagrams for Mac, and has expanded into freelancing. Lukáš is experienced in AppKit, UIKit, SwiftUI, Combine, TCA, Reverse Engineering, and CloudKit. He occasionally shares technical insights and yearly reviews on his blog and is active on Mastodon.

Alex Hart is an Android Developer at Signal. He writes about Android development, test-driven development, and best practices for software engineers. His blog posts aim to help developers learn new skills and understand important concepts like disposability, testability, and readability.

Andy Dehnart is a writer, teacher, and TV critic. He is the creator of reality blurred, where he writes about reality TV, focusing on how it’s made and what it means. Andy is president of the Television Critics Association. His writing has appeared on NPR and in The Los Angeles Times, Vulture, Playboy, and The Daily Beast. He holds an M.F.A. in nonfiction writing and literature from Bennington College. Andy taught creative writing and journalism at Stetson University for 20 years. He is a trained improviser who hosted and performed in improvisational comedy shows.

Cesar Zuniga, Esq. is the founder of Instant Per Diem Attorneys. He is licensed in both New York and New Jersey and has over 20 years of experience as an attorney. He graduated cum laude from Pace University School of Law and magna cum laude from Manhattan College. Cesar has 15 years of experience in the per diem services industry. He grew a prior company in the legal services industry and has handled thousands of court appearances and depositions. His mission with Instant Per Diem Attorneys is to help lawyers free themselves and grow their practice by leveraging premium per diem attorneys and cutting-edge technology.

Jorge Sanz is a Cartography and Geodesy Engineer living in València, Spain with his partner and child. He currently works at Elastic on the Kibana Presentation and Maps team as a geospatial engineer. His professional interests lie in Geospatial Information Systems and Open Source Software and Data. In his free time, Jorge enjoys reading novels, meeting with friends, chatting on open platforms, and tinkering with technology. He also enjoys sailing.

Martijn Reintjes is a Dutch entrepreneur, builder, and storyteller based in Utrecht, the Netherlands. He enjoys creating businesses and digital projects. He co-runs Psychogoed.nl with his wife, focusing on the technical aspects and business development. Martijn is currently exploring South East Asia with his family. He plans to launch a new business or project every two months in 2024. He writes about entrepreneurship, family adventures, and lifestyle design on his blog.

Dale Williams is a Strategy Coach who helps business leaders gain clarity on their strategy and align their teams for execution. With nearly 20 years of experience, Dale works with clients to surface existing knowledge within their teams, helping them articulate their strategy and achieve alignment. His approach focuses on asking the right questions, noticing unspoken issues, and creating space for open conversations. Dale's background includes roles as a COO, head of consumer banking, entrepreneur, strategy lecturer at the University of Cape Town, and technology director. He emphasizes that people support what they create, and that clarity and alignment are essential for successful strategy execution.

Jeffrey A. Clark (Alex) is the President and Co-Founder of ACLARK.NET, LLC. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Loyola University in Maryland. Since 1998, Alex has worked as a Subject Matter Expert, Network Engineer, Software Engineer, Systems Administrator and Technical Team Leader. He is also the President & Executive Director of DC Python, a non-profit organization he co-founded in 2008. Alex created Pillow, a software development fork of the Python Imaging Library, in 2010 and was a Lead Organizer and Host of Plone Conference 2008. He is also the author of "Plone 3.3 Site Administration."