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Matan Abudy is an AI researcher at Decart, where he works on real-time generative video and multimodal models. Previously, he was a graduate student in computational linguistics, using computational models of language in the brain to explore how humans learn and process language. He can be reached via email or through his guestbook.

Nick runs nick-web.co.uk, a semi-personal site where he writes about his experiences figuring out how to use electronic "maker" tools, ranging from Arduinos to Raspberry Pis. He has a published make that was showcased on Hackaday and the Adafruit blog. He also writes about other things, including his online purchases and his attempts at software development with PHP, Swift, Python, and Office-based scripting languages. Nick likes amazingly taken photos, good grammar, beautiful typography, and the odd movie and TV show. He likes to dabble in both front end and back end web development. He can be contacted on Twitter.

Adam is a developer/sysadmin hybrid with a passion for open source software, performance, privacy, and minimal design.

Neil Kakkar is interested in understanding how the world works. He codes in public at PostHog. Previously, he worked at Bloomberg, ShareChat, and Google. He enjoys engineering and psychology and how they can be leveraged to understand how products work, including the business models and user behavior that drive them. He also likes designing and reasoning about systems. In his free time, he reads, builds side projects, and learns new hobbies. He believes writing is the most effective form of thinking and that learning is a skill that can be trained.

Animesh Chaudhri has a portfolio showcasing projects related to Interactive Windows 7, Computer Internet, Resume, Github, LinkedIn, Twitter, Recycle Bin, and Doom. His projects are also highlighted.

Pim Snel sometimes writes about technology, food, or anything that he is working on and that has his interest. He can be contacted via message or by leaving a reply at the bottom of a blog post. He sometimes looks at his social media accounts. He has a LinkedIn account. Unless mentioned otherwise, everything on his site is fairly free to use, licenced under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0-licentie.

Lewis Carson is Lewis Carson.

Giovanni Giacometti is a Machine Learning Engineer. He currently works at ML cube, a Politecnico di Milano spin-off, where he is involved in the development of the ML cube Platform. He holds a Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence from Politecnico di Milano and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Università Politecnica delle Marche. During his second year of the Master's program, he spent a semester at the IT University of Copenhagen as an Erasmus student. He enjoys building things and sharing things he knows. In January 2025, he participated in the DataPizza Hackathon and was part of the team that got 2nd place. In November 2024, he obtained the Google Cloud Professional Machine Learning Engineer certification.

Dwarak is a 30 something software engineer. He is a Mozzie of Madras with square eyes. He is a shortcut show-off and a sluggard. He considers himself a lousy singer. He identifies as the Alan of his wolfpack. Dwarak blogs and codes by interest. He lives in Chennai, India.

Peter Krefting is a Swede living in Norway who writes about technology. He was born in 1976 and grew up during the home computer revolution. He assembled a Sinclair ZX-81 kit in 1982 and began programming at the age of five. He enjoys porting games to new computers and languages. He has a blog where he posts occasionally and also uses Mastodon. He has a private web page that he updates infrequently.

Svilen Dobrev is a programmer who is interested in software and its connection to people. He writes about software and his experiences as a programmer, focusing on teaching himself, computers, people, and organizations. He explores his way of thinking and view of life, delving into reflections about life, the universe, reality, and the mental world. He is interested in people and their cultures, their compatibility, and the concept of alternativity and changes as a way of life. He views software as a way of communication and transfer of knowledge between people.

Victor is a Brazilian Software Engineer who works at Microsoft AI. He solves problems by designing and implementing software. He is proficient in distributed cloud-native systems and web browser applications. He currently helps millions of daily shoppers worldwide save time and money at Microsoft Shopping. He writes about software engineering and other topics on Breder.org. All statements and opinions written on the website are solely his own and are not representative of or endorsed by any employer, past or present.

Blerg is a person who likes computers, music, and making things. They sometimes write things on the internet. They have a blog. They also have a now page.

Ke Fang, also known online as 碎瓜 or Mazzystar, is a former machine learning engineer. Driven by curiosity, Ke Fang began a solo development journey in December 2022. Ke Fang writes bilingually in Chinese and English, using GPT-4 Claude to translate articles for a wider audience. Ke Fang's first product is Queryable, which might be the first to embed the CLIP model on mobile phones for natural language photo album search. Another product is Dolores, which explores AI and consciousness. Ke Fang also creates "just for fun" side projects. Ke Fang enjoys music, especially jazz, blues, and rock, and lists Pink Floyd, Mazzy Star, and Dire Straits among favorite bands. Ke Fang has a Corgi named 兔子.

Nelson Figueroa is a Software Engineer with professional experience using technologies like Ruby on Rails, Kubernetes, and Amazon Web Services. He is currently a Cloud Support Engineer II at Pulumi. Prior to that, he was a Software Engineer at Robinhood, a Software Engineer IV at Edmunds, a Junior DevOps Engineer at Vitu, and a Software Engineer at CSU Northridge. He is a maintainer and contributor to the tldr-pages project, a simplified and community-driven “cheat sheet” for command line tools. He has contributed practical examples for CLI tools such as rails, terraform, minikube, kubectl, hugo, and pulumi. He started a blog to share things he learns and to occasionally rant.

Gregor Horvath is an Industrieberater (industrial consultant) and Softwareentwickler (software developer). He offers IT Dienstleistungen (IT services) including ERP, Web, Django Python, and GNU/Linux. He specializes in the ERP product infor:COM from Infor Global Solutions AG, and has been working with this product family since the 90s and Version 4.x (VPPS). He is an independent specialist for infor:COM and offers services for the free ERP system Tryton. His goal is to help his mittelständischen Kunden (medium-sized clients) through the introduction of standard ERP software, mobile solutions, or individual programming.

Muzungu is a WordPress expert who is also exploring other website development possibilities to become an expert in those areas as well. He has experience working with WordPress in two large corporations. Muzungu is the creator of Is Ai Risk?, a website built with React and server-side rendering that analyzes CVs using AI. He also created Neuronowa.pl, a blog about AI built with AstroJS. Muzungu also has a company website, Kolibia.pl, built with AstroJS. He also created an AI-powered feature for the WPForms Calculations add-on. Muzungu strives to deliver high-quality code and support for his free WordPress plugin.

Joel Schumacher is a programmer. He maintains a website that is mostly programming related. The website is served by his own HTTP server, htcpp. Links to his GitHub, YouTube, and LinkedIn profiles, as well as his email address, are available on the site.

Rospopa is a multidisciplinary designer and developer. He enjoys building products and experiences that are functional and delightful. He is currently building things at Google. Previously, he worked at Microsoft. He studied Computer Science and Human-Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University.

mprep is a software developer and a moderator on the Bitcointalk.org forum. mprep offers software development and Bitcointalk marketing consulting services. Contact can be made via Bitcointalk (mprep [ m ]), Matrix (@mprep:matrix.org), or Mastodon (@mprep@mastodon.social). Note that Bitcointalk moderation-related queries should only be sent via Bitcointalk PM. Contacting mprep via other means for moderation issues will result in being blocked. If permanently banned on Bitcointalk, appeals should be made via the email specified in the ban message.