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Lewis is originally from the UK. He handles marketing and operations for several brands, some his own and some for different clients in several industries. He eats cake and lifts weights. Once in a while, he writes articles.

James Valentine is a Director, CTO, and Educator. He is fluent in English and German. His hobbies include travel, tango, sailing, and playing the piano. He is available on a contract basis. James is the owner of Solstrand Industries Limited and the founder of Kohera Limited. He was also Co-Founder of 4iforum and CTO of WhatCourses.org. Previously, he was a Senior Consultant at Brandon Cross Technologies and Chief Technology Officer at Universal Mobile Enterprises. Currently, he is a Visiting Executive at Winchester University. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) (hons.) from The University of Exeter.

Robel Yemane is a Software Engineer (DevOps) and tech enthusiast living and working in London. Born in Eritrea, he lived there for approximately two-thirds of his life. He is multilingual, speaking Tigrigna, English, Italian, and French. Robel is interested in emerging tech and his work focuses on infrastructure and backend development. He is interested in Stoicism, particularly the writings of Seneca and Marcus Aurelius, and aims to meditate and journal daily. He enjoys listening to podcasts and reading books and blogs. He graduated from the University of Westminster with a degree in Computer Networks and Communications.

Igor is a programmer who maintains a personal technical blog. The blog covers a variety of topics, mostly about outdated technology. He plans to write about low-level game programming using C, computer graphics using legacy OpenGL, and web development without modern JavaScript. Igor has been programming for a long time and is using the blog to offload thoughts. He hopes to mute an endless stream of thoughts and self-blaming by writing about things he was never able to finish.

Rory Flint is currently working as an Engineering Manager at Tipalti. Previously, Rory worked at CP+R as a founding Engineer on cardiac rehabilitation and intervention. Before that, Rory was a photographer and designer working primarily in advertising. Rory studied Photography at London Metropolitan University and Web Development at Lambda School (now Bloomtech). Rory's work and writing can be found at rory.codes. Rory is currently based in London, England.

Gil writes code and is interested in code, mostly web and TUI tools. Gil has a blog about code, technology, and leadership. Gil has a weekly newsletter, a YouTube channel, and a Patreon account, all currently on pause. Gil shares code on GitHub and GitLab. Gil also has a Twitter account that they mostly use for lurking.

Glyn Normington is a retired software developer interested in helping others improve their programming skills. He worked in software for 39 years and edited IETF RFC 9535 before teaching part-time at the University of Winchester. He enjoys software development and can be found on GitHub and Codeberg. Glyn is married with three children and six grandchildren and lives in Winchester, England. He grew up in Yorkshire and studied mathematics at University College, Oxford. He is a follower of Jesus and involved in a local church. His politics are left of centre. He enjoys reading, with Kazuo Ishiguro being a favorite author, and tries to keep fit by running.

Will W., who sometimes goes by Will Wang, makes software in New York City. He lives near a park where a school holds recess, bringing a lot of life to the area. The subway is a bit of a walk, requiring him to leave early to catch the train, which he enjoys. He also appears to have an interest in the Mamdani Report, Recurse Center transit logs, HTML elements, and inactive YCombinator startups. He also enjoys eating tofu pudding.

Ulysse (born Benjamin) is a software engineer, game developer, writer, and video maker. His website explores topics such as game development, computer graphics, modern culture, productivity, rationality, software, and Mandarin. He is interested in collaboration and open to discussing work opportunities. He can be found on YouTube and Twitter, and welcomes questions and conversation via email.

Bobby Hiltz is an English teacher who writes about subjects that interest him, such as technology, education, and games. Born and raised in rural Canada, he currently teaches English as a second language, primarily at an international business school in France. He speaks both English and French. His blog is a contribution to the IndieWeb and he uses microformats. He can be contacted via email at contact@bobbyhiltz.com. His Codeberg profile is located at https://codeberg.org/bbbhltz.

Wesley Coakley is also known as wesl-ee on the Internet and simply Me locally. He maintains a personal homepage and wiki where nothing is off-topic. The site is generated with ikiwiki and collects much of his writing, ranging from full-length write-ups to daily thoughts. It serves as his personal knowledge base and a manifestation of his character online. He has write-access to the site, so all opinions are his own. He also DJs as DJR3.

Mihvoi is a blogger who writes about a variety of topics including philosophy, social welfare, home automation, physics, mathematics, and economics. Mihvoi's blog, "Philosophy of Everything," explores subjects such as the meaning of life, secular ethics, and information theory. Mihvoi has written posts on building a better world, pairing a Larkkey zigbee temperature humidity sensor, the anthropic principle, the practical usefulness of mathematics, fighting deflation, and a personal profane philosophy. Mihvoi is located in Bucharest, Romania.

Daniel Mangum is a big fan of computers and human beings. He is the Chief Technology Officer at Golioth, where he leads engineering efforts that span hardware, firmware, and cloud software. Previously, he was a principal software engineer at Upbound where he helped build Upbound Cloud, Upbound Marketplace, and the open source Crossplane project. Prior to Upbound, he worked as a consultant on large-scale cloud deployments at Fortune 500 companies. He has participated in multiple open source communities, including holding leadership positions in the Kubernetes project. He is equally passionate about hardware and software, and often finds himself at the points where they intersect.

Jasper Wong has blogs. These blogs are places where he can digest, contemplate, exorcise, and purge distracting ideas and then try to move on. His recent blog posts are on books, law, and programming.

Andy Jones is an engineer-researcher at Anthropic. He has worked on various projects as demand dictates, including building early RL infrastructure, sandboxing infrastructure, leading the multimodal effort, and working on big-model training. He is also a writer, with articles on topics such as AI progress, debugging reinforcement learning systems, and AI safety. He has also worked on several projects including megastep, pybbfmm, fayin, coolgpus, kvbtests, modulepickle, zonotable, tablatex, nosearch, noterminal, and stripcommon.

Sander de Feijter is a researcher and software developer. He is interested in making programming technology more accessible and empowering for everyone. Sander is currently a postdoc at the University of St Andrews, working on the Grace programming language. Previously, he obtained a PhD at the University of Kent on live programming for end-users. He also worked as a software engineer at Google, and interned at several other companies.

Nick Benton is an Engineering Manager at Facebook in London, supporting the Hack London team and the Facebook Languages Research (FLaRe) team in Paris. His research ranges from proof theory and categorical logic, through semantics of programming languages and static analyses, to programming language design and compiler implementation. He has a degree in Mathematics and a PhD in Computer Science, both from the University of Cambridge. He is a Fellow Commoner of Queens' College, where he was previously a Bye-Fellow. Before joining Facebook, he spent 18 years at Microsoft Research in Cambridge. Prior to that, he was an SERC Research Fellow, an RA on an EU ESPRIT project and Senior Research Scientist at Persimmon IT, Inc. He has served as Editor-in-Chief of Computer Languages, Systems and Structures (Elsevier) and is currently a member of the Editorial Boards of the Journal of Functional Programming (CUP) and Logical Methods in Computer Science.

uwusearch is the creator of uwusearch, a handmade search engine. They personally choose every link on the site, ensuring that each one is something they enjoy or appreciate. uwusearch describes their creation as a personal website where the entire thing is a links page. They believe that uwusearch offers benefits that algorithmic search engines lack, such as less analysis paralysis and more relevant results. uwusearch aims to provide useful links and quickly indicate whether they can assist users. They are currently erring on the side of caution with NSFW tagging while developing a more robust system.

Simon Hollingshead is a Site Reliability Engineer at Google London. His name is Simon J. Hollingshead.

Lostinthecycle is a software developer. He is interested in building software, DevOps, and infrastructure. He enjoys working on side projects and contributing to open source. He is currently learning more about distributed systems and cloud computing. He also likes coffee.