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Julien Voisin is a binary reverser and open-sourcerer. He is an exploit mitigation archeologist on isopenbsdsecu.re and was previously a third-party dependencies herder and software isolationist at Google. Currently, he works as a professional security critic at Casaba. He is the developer of mat2, snuffleupagus, and fortify-headers, a code developer of miniflux, and ex-core-dev of radare2 and airsonic. He is also a sociology and bouldering enthusiast, a sysadmin/contributor for OpenMW, and maintains mimalloc-bench. He is the overlord of websec.fr, a sysadmin for Nos Oignons, and a Tor enthusiast, as well as a stalkerware hunter for Echap.

Paul Frazee is a software engineer at Bluesky. He leads the team building the Bluesky social application and is frequently working with React Native. Paul co-authored the AT Protocol. Previously Paul was one of the early developers of Secure Scuttlebutt peer-to-peer social network. Paul then created the Beaker Browser, a peer-to-peer Web browser, and was heavily involved in the Dat/Hypercore protocol's development. Afterwards, Paul live-streamed the entire development of a distributed social network called CTZN.

Mac Chaffee creates and deploys software. Mac focuses on DevOps, security, platform engineering, and site reliability engineering.

LNDF creates sounds and visuals. LNDF also develops software tools as N0!. LNDF is learning code independently and uses their website to practice HTML and English. The website's color scheme adapts to the user's browser theme, with a preference for the dark theme. LNDF has created an audio plugin called Philodendron and an album titled Herbier#2. LNDF also wrote a Master Thesis about Synth presets. LNDF can be found on Spotify, Mastodon, VCV library, BandCamp, SoundCloud, and Github.

Mateo (koan) is a current student at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD). Coding, reading, film photography, and studying are activities that occupy much of Mateo's time. Mateo is always learning and finding new hobbies, passions, and skills. This website serves as a platform for Mateo to discuss and showcase these interests.

Arul's space is a personal haven, free from social media's noise. Arul avoids social platforms to reclaim control over their life, seeing them as manipulative tools. They embrace free thinking and thoughtful media consumption. Arul shares bits of their life, tech, martial arts, and more on their site, which is intentionally simple. The site contains the code they play with, the martial arts they train, the life they’re figuring out, and the posts that don’t fit anywhere else.

Jacob O'Bryant is a software engineer at Tyba, open-source maintainer, amateur musician, recovering entrepreneur, and father of two. He works on Biff (Clojure web framework) and Yakread (reading app). He got into programming as a kid and spent a lot of time in high school messing around with Linux, web programming, and Android development. He went to a community college for the second half of high school and got his Computer Science degree from BYU. After graduating he worked for one year as a software engineer and then became a full-time founder. He started using Clojure for various side projects while in college and has used it for nearly everything as a founder. He is active in the community as an open-source developer. He and his wife have two daughters. He also enjoys dad jokes.

He is an IT professional and a part-time stay-at-home dad with two kids. He enjoys bicycles and good music. He has been making websites since 1996. He can be contacted by email at j@ckdaw.net or found on Sourcehut as ckdaw and on Threads.net as @naakka. He maintains a minimal personal website and blog.

René Fischer is a husband, father, friend, and nerd living near Munich. Originally from Gotha, he experienced the last 10 years of the GDR there. He works in product management for an international software company. René is an analytical creative worker, geek, and food aficionado. He develops iOS apps in his free time. When time and weather permit, he enjoys being outdoors, photographing with his smartphone. He has pets from Lake Tanganyika. Online, he can be found on Mastodon, and less frequently on Bluesky, as well as GitHub, OpenStreetMap, and Komoot.

Mike San Román is interested in how people think about work, technology, and what's possible. He writes a weekly newsletter exploring these topics. He is interested in how repeated failure can lead to a false sense of certainty and how that can limit problem-solving. He believes that fresh perspectives and tools like AI can help overcome these limitations.

Nick Gray is an author, businessman, and investor. He wrote "The 2-Hour Cocktail Party," a book about hosting events. He is also known as the Founder of Museum Hack, a company that gives museum tours. Nick helped build and grow his family business, Flight Display Systems, which made avionics equipment. He led their hiring, marketing, and international sales efforts. In the past, Nick founded vs3 Web Services and BuddyGopher. He currently lives in Austin, Texas. He runs a small family office and is working on a Patron View project. He sends out a monthly Friends Newsletter.

André França is a software developer, currently working as a Staff Engineer at Nubank. He has experience in leading teams and developing solutions for complex problems. André is passionate about technology and its potential to improve people's lives. He is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow.

Anaïs Cros is an independent author and creator of the series Le Peuple Invisible and the duology Les Arcanes d’Autremonde. She has been writing since always, with a predilection for the fantastic and fantasy genres. She is the author of novels published through traditional publishing houses as well as self-published works. Her recent work includes the historical crime novel, Méfie-toi des loups, Elsa !, set in Strasbourg in 1921.

Michael Fogleman is a Software Engineer at Formlabs, focusing on algorithms for 3D Printing applications. He lives in Cary, NC with his wife and two children. He enjoys programming and is usually working on side projects. His favorite languages are Python and Go, and he has experience with many languages and technologies. His computing interests are geared toward computer graphics and computational geometry. He also likes birding, woodworking, gardening, art, '80s & '90s music, science, space, and food. He has also worked at Kitware, TransLōc, Advanced Liquid Logic, TopCoder, IBM, REM Services, Delta Air Lines, and Food Lion. He has lived in North Carolina, Georgia, and Connecticut.

Ankur Sethi is a writer, computer gremlin, and independent frontend developer. He lives in Bangalore and enjoys chai, cats, cold weather, spicy food, nice clothes, fiction, hip-hop, poetry, the World Wide Web, journaling, programming, local communities, and video games. He builds webapps using React but is also a believer in standards-compliant HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. He can be contacted via email at contact@ankursethi.com. He has accounts on GitHub, Goodreads, Telegram, Hacker News, and Lobsters.

Sebastian Arnold is a multifaceted artist and developer exploring the intersections of technology, creativity, human communication, music, and machines. He is a ‘mad scientist drummer’ touring and producing music as a one-man band, using his drum kit to interact with sequencers and synthesizers. His music is a danceable mixture of jazz, electronica and post-rock. He works as an AI architect and product manager, building upon his 10-year experience as an academic researcher for computational language models. He develops the Senode Graph Sequencer iOS App and other creative software systems. He was a researcher at DATEXIS at Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin. He graduated from Université de Fribourg, Switzerland with a Ph.D. in 2020 and with a M.Sc. in Computer Science at DIMA, Technische Universität Berlin in 2014.

Punkto is a computer monkey who has primarily worked as a sysadmin. They have earned professional certifications, but believe real-world skills are more important. Proof of their abilities can be found on their blog, in their talks, and in the services they run. Punkto has used various names online and in person, but is now consolidating everything under the punkto.org moniker. They enjoy writing, sometimes on technical topics, which can be found on their blog. They also enjoy public speaking, usually on technical topics, and speaking engagements can be found on their website.

Chris Ebert is a software engineer with over fifteen years of experience specializing in building cloud applications. He works at Tyler Technologies, building applications for customers in the public government technology sector (govtech). His career journey also includes impactful roles at Lockheed Martin and GE Healthcare. He has also done some freelance work and IT support work in the past. Chris is a strong advocate for continual learning and self-improvement, and his professional interests span cloud computing, AWS serverless computing, software design, artificial intelligence, and organizational leadership. He has a Computer Science degree from the University of Michigan and an MBA from Wayne State University. Chris resides in the Metro Detroit area.

Flowtwo is a product leader and engineer. He enjoys building products and companies. He is currently building something new. Previously, he was the co-founder and CTO of Snapdocs, a mortgage automation platform. He helped grow the company from zero to hundreds of employees and millions in revenue. Before Snapdocs, he was an early engineer at Palantir Technologies. He enjoys working on hard problems with smart people.

Inimzi is a software engineer and entrepreneur. He is passionate about building products and companies. He enjoys working on projects that have a positive impact on the world. He is currently building something new.