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Max is someone who always wanted to write a regular blog. He uses blot to publish on the internet. He is interested in crypto-economics and the design of economic systems, particularly in the context of Bitcoin and Ethereum. He explores narratives beyond 'Gold 2.0' using optimizations in cryptography and digital economies. He can be contacted via email at max@vonhulewicz.com.

Norris Krueger, PhD, is a scholar, speaker, writer, educator, and agent provocateur focused on growing entrepreneurial mindsets and ecosystems. He has influenced government, university, and private organizations through speaking, panel presentations, and research, both in the United States and internationally. He has served as an Entrepreneur in Residence, Regional Coordinator for Idaho in the Global Entrepreneurship Week, and lead organizer for 1 Million Cups Boise. He is also active in academe, serving as Director at Large for the International Council for Small Business and Senior Research Fellow for the School for Advanced Studies for University of Phoenix.

Gregor maintains a blog featuring posts about various locations and experiences. Recent posts include a hike at Höch Flue near Egerkingen, the silver mines near Zillis, Restaurant Libelle, and the path to Napf. Other posts cover locations such as Mauensee, Turren-Mändli, Papiermühle Basel, Gletscherschlucht Rosenlaui, Fountain Pen Hospital, Sherlock Holmes Museum, Aareschlucht, and Reichenbachfall.

Andrei Ciuculescu is a person who enjoys exploring interesting and challenging subjects. His interests include aikido, mountaineering, software engineering, extremistan, and communication. He uses his blog to explore his imagination and share his thoughts on various topics, including programming, technology, and personal interests.

Henry Stanley is currently the CTO at Mast. He previously worked in engineering at Thought Machine and Pivotal, and is an alumnus of Makers Academy. Henry has pledged to donate 10% of his income to effective animal welfare charities and hopes to give more if his startup s쳮ds. He also founded EA Work Club, a job board for effective altruists, and Let's Fund, a crowdfunding site for high-risk, high-reward social impact projects.

Andy Fossett is a teacher, writer, and movement educator based in Tokyo, Japan. As the co-founder and CEO of GMB Fitness, he has helped over 125,000 clients in more than 100 countries build physical autonomy. Andy has practiced Taido since 1984, holds the rank of 6th degree black belt kyoshi, and teaches at the Hamacho Dojo in Tokyo. He also serves as Director of the American Taido Association and General Secretary of the World Taido Federation. He is the author of two books and hosts the Autonomy podcast.

Arnaud Gélébart is an entrepreneur based near Mulhouse, Alsace. Born in 1986, he specializes in website publishing, search engine optimization (SEO), and artificial intelligence (AI). He dedicates 80% of his time to publishing and monetizing his own websites. The remaining 20% is spent providing SEO support to ambitious small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) under the name Navio.fr. He created his first website in June 2011 and shares information and personal writings on it.

Humaid Alqasimi is a problem solver who enjoys creating open-source projects. He works with various programming languages and is dedicated to improving his skills through learning new methodologies and enhancing his understanding of computer security. His website showcases his projects, blog, and other works.

Michal is a UNIX engineer turned entrepreneur. He has been programming since the age of 12 and running Linux and BSD servers since 14, always using his 1989 IBM Model M keyboard. He views programming as both a practical tool and an art form. Michal is focused on growing his business, Syften, with a goal to reach $100,000/month in revenue to fund other projects. He previously worked on OpenBSD, improving the scheduler.

David Griffith, writing as saucepanbach, is an Australian commentator. He shares his perspectives on a range of topics, including current events, politics, and history. He questions mainstream narratives and seeks alternative viewpoints, drawing insights from various sources, including podcasts and independent journalists. He emphasizes the importance of free speech and critical thinking.

Bryan Chung is a plastic surgeon with interests in gender and hand surgery. He is also a PhD research designer. He values clear communication and strives to make complex topics understandable. He is passionate about evidence-based practice and its role in science. Bryan previously ran the Critical Mass Fellowship for health practitioners and writers. He also wrote the blog, Evidence-based Fitness. Outside of his professional pursuits, he enjoys Lindy Hop, mixing cocktails, comic books, and exploring new places.

Harry Llewelyn is a developer who has been working on the web since 2004. He enjoys exploring software development, technology, and its applications, both modern and historical. He currently works as a developer-for-hire through his company, RatherNeat. Outside of computing, Harry enjoys spending time with his young family, maintaining his fitness, and reading.

Kim Castillo is a netizen who appreciates having a personal space on the web. She maintains social media accounts for specific purposes, most of which are kept private and shared only with people she knows. For professional connections, she encourages reaching out via LinkedIn or email. Kim plans to provide entertaining and useful content on her website, including blogs, recommendations, and resources.

Rajath Ramakrishna is a programmer currently living in Seattle, Washington. He came to the United States in 2012 to do his Masters in Computer Science and graduated in May 2014 from University of Illinois at Chicago. He was born and brought up in Bangalore, India. He enjoys running, reading non-fiction books, listening to podcasts, and playing chess. He uses his blog to write about his experiences while learning new things.

Mario Sangiorgio is a senior software engineer currently working on cloud services and infrastructure. He previously focused on low-latency and distributed systems and holds a PhD. His interests include programming languages and developer tools. He shares posts and interesting links on his website and is open to connecting via email or the fediverse.

Vít Baisa was born in Brno in 1985. He is a software engineer and a member of the Toptal network, currently working as a freelance software engineer on various projects. He previously spent a few years in academia doing research and worked at Lexical Computing developing tools for linguists and lexicographers. During COVID, he worked remotely in a fintech startup. Since March 2022, he has been volunteering as a mentor for Digital Academy: Data for Czechitas. Since December 2022, he has been working for AIMS in its research team. Since July 2023, he has been working as a tech advisor, mentor and code reviewer for INJECT. Since December 2023 he has been raising his son Ed. Vít also plays, composes, and publishes music, enjoys reading, and travels, taking photos and videos.

DJ is a self-employed writer, artist, and website maintainer. They are a WordPress enthusiast with experience in CSS, PHP, and JavaScript. DJ is also an illustrator and animator with over twenty years of experience, having worked with clients such as MTV Networks, Highlights Magazine, and Sesame Workshop. They are the inventor, designer, and publisher of the card game Pants!. DJ is a vegan, a runner, and a USAF veteran. They enjoy bourbon and messing with computers.