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Jigyasu is an undergraduate at NIT A and a core developer of sktime. He dedicates much of his time to working on open source AI software. He previously contributed to sktime's dataset and benchmarking infrastructure as part of the European Summer of Code project. Before university, Jigyasu explored creative coding, creating programmed animations. He also enjoys music, chess, long walks, and reading.

Roza Bass is a student currently conducting a systematic literature review on "Temporal Text Classification." This blog serves as a diary documenting the process. Roza invites readers to meet at the finish line.

Keller, identified as VE3ZSH, describes themself as a two-legged human deeply engaged in learning about technology and the world. They view their website, VE3ZSH.ca, as a personal show-and-tell platform, built primarily for themselves and their friends, but open for others to explore. Keller has maintained several websites over the years and aims to make this one a permanent fixture. They emphasize the site's reliability and redundancy, maintaining multiple mirrors and providing a sitemap for easy navigation. The site is designed with Lynx in mind.

An Vo is a remote developer based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. He runs a small bootstrapped business with a tiny MRR. Outside of coding, An enjoys playing piano, doing sports, reading, and drinking tea. He recently became a dad.

Reza is a blogger who uses their platform to share their thoughts and experiences in daily life. They describe their writings as mostly incoherent and seem to enjoy reflecting on a variety of topics, from personal struggles and self-improvement to art, technology, and travel.

Aijaz Ansari is a developer and designer, known for creating the Qur'an Memorizer and QuranReflect iOS apps. He currently works as an Engineering Manager at Gogo. Aijaz is also a community organizer, having served as head of security at his local mosque. He is a mentor and the Director of Technology at MYPI - Muslim Youth for Positive Impact, where he runs annual camping trips. Aijaz teaches high school students programming using Python at CABPES. He is also a student of Wing Chun Kung Fu and a fitness enthusiast.

Lisa L. Spangenberg is a Medievalist, Celticist, technologist, and writer. She holds a Ph.D in English from UCLA, with an emphasis on Medieval English and Celtic languages and literatures. She has taught English composition, business writing, Shakespeare surveys, British literature, basic HTML, and various software applications. Lisa has worked on commercial and scholarly ebooks and as a freelance technical editor and writer. She was a Site Admin and Community Manager for the Absolute Write Forums from 2006 to 2022. Currently, she is a full-time caregiver.

Franklin Harper loves coding. He is currently using AI coding to develop a game inspired by Dice Wars and Risk, aiming to create an enjoyable player experience. He is also participating in Advent of Code 2025. Franklin has been working on overcoming phone distractions using a hardware/software solution called the Brick. Additionally, he is building two apartments and has successfully applied the method from the Back Mechanic book to address back pain.

JP is in his late 50s and uses his blog, An Imperfect Journal, as part journal, part therapy, and part calling out the nonsense. He is navigating health issues, significant life changes, and the space between who he was and who he is trying to become. He writes about what's on his mind and to hear himself think, hoping that others find something that resonates. He describes the blog as a quiet space with no hustle or nonsense.

Sunny M. is a software designer who works on web, products, and design systems. This website is Sunny's corner of the internet where they share their point of view. Sunny invites visitors to connect and talk.

Ashwin is a blogger who writes for a younger audience, hoping to share his experiences and accelerate societal progress through shared knowledge. He believes the internet has become a great equalizer, allowing younger generations to access accumulated knowledge and close the gap between neural plasticity and experience. His blog covers a variety of topics, including tech interviews, personal finance, tennis, and travel.

Bryan St. Amour is a Canadian software engineer specializing in C and C++, systems programming, and low-latency network data processing. He works for the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), writing market data capture software. Previously, he worked for Tessonics, building data collection services for ultrasonic spot weld data. He has also held various odd jobs in the computing industry. Since 2019, Bryan has been involved with the C++ ISO committee (ISO/IEC JTC1 SC22 WG21) on behalf of Standards Council Canada, contributing to the specification of the standard library and participating in SG14. He enjoys spending time with his family, watching baseball, hockey, or football, reading, and hacking on software.

Euan Lawson is a doctor, academic, and journal editor based in the Northwest of England. He is an academic GP and the Editor of the British Journal of General Practice. His clinical interests include substance misuse and inclusion health. Euan's writings cover a range of topics, including books he reads, primary care, journalology, meta-research, colour blindness, and politics. He enjoys running and photography, often venturing out on the hills with his dogs.

Justin Gu is on the founding team at Maxima, where he builds software for enterprise accounting teams. He invites you to check out what he's up to, say hello, or ask him anything.

Tim Lavoie lives on the coast of British Columbia, Canada. His blog, Recursive Ramblings, covers a range of topics including his home, various critters, privacy and security, and other tech such as software, photography, and communications.