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Oscar Alsing
// OSCARALSING.COMOscar Alsing Ferreira is a backend-focused full-stack engineer who enjoys creating things and leading others. He has spent the past few years programming to build businesses, educate, and solve interesting or fun problems. Oscar enjoys solving problems and finds developing software rewarding. He is language agnostic, primarily developing using Python, Golang, and Typescript. Oscar has developed projects for personal use, including Stopaholic and BaitMind. He was ranked #261 Top 500 Great Change Leaders and Specialists by 4potentials in 2024 and #4 Top Tech/IT Talent by 4potentials in 2023.
Nehemiah Tang-Campbell
// TANGARTS.GITHUB.IONehemiah is a software engineer who enjoys solving problems and creating things. He writes about technical topics to clarify his understanding, explore ideas, and share notes for reference, hoping to help others in the process. He also enjoys reading and transcribing passages from books. He can be contacted on Twitter @tangarts or by email.
Tyler Campbell
// TYLERCAMPBELL.COM.AU
Shane Cole
// SHANECOLE.COMShane is a product strategist and designer. He works at Quarva, assisting companies globally in developing new digital experiences. He maintains a notebook and can be found on Twitter, Hacker News (HN), and GitHub.
Theofanis Hatzidakis
// FANIS.HATZIDAKIS.ORG
Jay Hackney
// JAYPCA322.WORDPRESS.COM
Cliford Sab
// LIEUX.GITHUB.IO
James Kevin Olega
// OLEGA.ORGKevin Olega works on web development projects and runs online businesses. He enjoys writing and creating content. He launched Minimal Changes, a website documenting his experiments in developing a minimalist lifestyle. He also created Philippine Island Living, a website where he shares his adventures and promotes local businesses in the Philippines. Kevin started Call Center Training Tips to provide training in communication and customer service. He is a fitness enthusiast who enjoys CrossFit, cycling, and martial arts. He is focused on health, minimalism, and personal development.
Chris Csont
// THISBUILDSCHARACTER.COMChris Csont is a husband, father, and writer. He works as the Community Manager for Quote-Unquote Apps and lives in Michigan. He believes people are capable of revising themselves as they revise their work. He enjoys liking things and sharing that enthusiasm. He has written screenplays such as *Ladies & Gentlemen, Miss Ida Walker* and *Will to Freedom*, and an audio drama called *Ask Answergirl Mystery*.
Rishi Agrawal
// RISHI.AGRishi Agrawal graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park in December with a major in computer science and a minor in history. He is currently based in NYC and looking for work. He can be contacted via email, LinkedIn, or Github. He welcomes anonymous feedback.
l8tcoder
// LIFECODE.CLOUDLife Code is a writer who uses the moniker l8tcoder to maintain a separation between their personal and private lives. They hope readers will judge their writing on its own merits, independent of their occupation. Life Code writes about topics where they are not a subject matter expert. The name l8tcoder reflects their late-in-life endeavor of teaching themselves to code and approaching life with conscious intention and increasing skill.
Ammar Shaqeel
// AMMARSHAQEEL.COMAmmar Shaqeel was born in London and raised in Riyadh. After high school, he worked at Jibble, a software startup in Malaysia, for a year. He studied Electronic Engineering in London, including a year abroad at ETH Zurich. He is currently working as a consultant in Riyadh.
Jason Vincion
// JASONVINCION.COMJason Vincion is a musical creative and idea explorer who also works as a warehouse coordinator. He has been creating music for decades under various project names, settling on eponymous works in 2015. His music, often found on Bandcamp and streaming services, is influenced by wabi-sabi and embraces the imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete nature of life. Following a DIY ethos, he self-creates all of his released albums. Jason recently released an EP titled "The Loss" on January 9th, 2026, and is currently working on future album releases, utilizing a musical process he developed.
Artem Tyurin
// AGENTCOOPER.IOArtem Tyurin is a software engineer based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He previously worked at Apple and Uber on developer tools. He is finishing a sabbatical and will be open for work in compilers and programming languages. He enjoys working on personal open-source projects. He is interested in computers, compilers, programming languages, small web, biology, movies, playing guitar, expat life, Russia, Japan, video games, startups, and running.
Tony Chen
// TONYSHOUSE.ARTThis person enjoys coffee, forests, and learning about different languages, countries, and guilds. They maintain a website with a deliberately simple design, featuring sections for Works, Bookshelf, Press, Mini-interviews, Contact, Colophon, Blog, and a link to buy them a coffee. Their current projects are detailed on their Now-page.
Greg Hewgill
// HEWGILL.COMGreg Hewgill maintains a personal website to publish content he finds interesting. The site features free software, a photo gallery, a blog, and links. He has a long history of adding and updating content, including software projects, photos, and information on various topics. He values good website design and usability, aiming for simplicity and accessibility.
Stephen Wan
// STEPHENWAN.COMStephen Wan is a software engineer. He was an early engineer at Clara Labs (2014-2016) and Samsara (2016-2021), eventually becoming a Senior Staff Engineer at Samsara. Stephen attended the Recurse Center in 2020 (Mini 7). He worked as an independent software consultant starting in 2022. From 2023, he has been building Tender, a private, personal finance inbox. He is currently at Anthropic (2025-).
John Baber-Lucero
// JBABER.SDF.ORGJohn Baber-Lucero is interested in language, particularly monosyllables, and has written a script to list non-obscene English monosyllables. He also enjoys cooking and has adapted a recipe for Spicy Cabbage Soup to reduce salt, add heat, reduce carbohydrates, and simplify cooking. He also expresses gratitude by buying genuine Brother toner.
Samuel Hobl
// SAMUEL.HOBL.ATSamuel Hobl is associated with rhizome and is active on Github, Substack, and Twitter. He can be contacted at samuel.hobl@gmail.com. A résumé is available.
Deniz Dizman
// BLOG.DENDIZ.XYZDeniz is a software engineer who has built software for companies including Apple, Trendyol, and N11. He enjoys programming computers and is currently working on projects such as App Intents Framework and developer tooling, C4I:MC (a Mech strategy/simulation game), RetroTrade (a back testing framework for trading), and TradeBrain (a set of financial models for trading). He is also interested in productivity frameworks, quantitative trading, metalcore/melodic death metal, and home studio recording. He lives in Sammamish, WA.
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