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Mathias Maisberger
// HIA.SH
Prashanth Narayan
// PRASHANTHS.BLOGPrashanth is curious about why the world works, why people behave as they do, and why things break. He is surprised by humankind's flourishing and considers himself a skeptical optimist. He observes life and marvels at its wonder, collecting the dots along the way. He acknowledges that his website might be boring.
Ari Merten
// ARIMERTEN.MEAri Merten is a third-year Quantum Engineering and Physics student at UNSW. Ari's interests include quantum computing, playing video games, and updating their website. On the website, Ari shares physics explainers, music reviews, and woodworking projects. Ari is currently working on book reviews and plans to change the website's URL style.
Cian Belton
// CIANBELTON.COMCian Belton is a software engineer and data scientist. He is proficient in Python and has worked on software projects at UCD. He maintains a blog and an archive of daily quotes from Waking Up. He also keeps track of books he has read and enjoys writing poetry. His GitHub profile showcases his college coding projects, and his LinkedIn profile provides more professional information.
Elie Nassar
// ELIENASSAR.COMElie Nassar is practicing writing and considering launching something online. He is currently sharing short notes on books he is reading.
Kai Oelfke
// KAIOELFKE.DEKai Oelfke is a developer, maker, traveler, and volunteer based in Berlin, Germany. He is interested in technology, entrepreneurship, stoicism, minimalism, fasting, and sports. Kai has traveled to over 60 countries and enjoys couchsurfing and hosting travelers. He is also interested in pragmatic philosophy and practices stoicism. He enjoys running and cycling, and practices intermittent fasting. Kai is passionate about making things and tackling problems, and believes time is the most valuable resource.
Caleb Rogers
// CALEBJAY.COMCaleb Jay Rogers is a software engineer currently residing in Taipei, Taiwan. He has a degree in Creative Writing from the University of Houston and nine years of professional software engineering experience. He is currently working as a software engineer at the YC startup Reactwise and growing a software engineering contracting and consultancy firm called 508.dev. He is also doing various volunteer engineering work in Taiwan and studying Mandarin. Caleb is comfortable in all aspects of modern frontend engineering and has experience with Javascript frameworks like React, Vue.js, Backbone.js, and Angular, as well as the Python framework Django.
Devon Ostendorf
// DEVONOSTENDORF.COMThis individual is currently building things to help people help themselves. More information is forthcoming. They also maintain a blog, with the latest post titled 'Know Your Customer'.
Sec Wang
// PARA.BEARBLOG.DEV
Kenny Kent
// KENNYCONTENT.COMKenny is a 30-year-old English teacher currently living in Osaka, Japan. He enjoys traveling and making friends while living abroad. He previously lived in Taiwan for three years and has explored other countries in Asia. Kenny started teaching English at a cram school and then at an international school. He now teaches online and is looking for a full-time position in Japan. He also runs a blog and a podcast called Afar and Abroad.
Wayne Werner
// WAYNEWERNER.COM
Robert Wringham
// ALLTHEBOOKS.BEARBLOG.DEVThis person has been logging every book they've read since 2009. They find this record useful as a memory aid, connecting books to events in their life. Starting in 2024, they began using their website to store notes and quotations from their reading. They are against platform capitalism and favor rewilding the Web, making their site a preferable alternative to platforms like GoodReads. Inspired by Art Garfunkel's reading list, they call their reading record "My Garfunkel Library."
Ryan Drobny
// RDROBNY.MERyan Drobny is a Washington State University alumnus, having earned a BS in 2012 and an MPH from EWU in 2024. He has worked in various engineering roles at Boeing between 2012 and 2019. In 2019, he began a career change and in 2022, started working for local public health. He currently resides in Spokane, Washington and is on the board of Spokane 350. He created this website in 2024.
Chegue Oppon
// CHEGUEOPPON.CLOUD
Ben Mikola
// BENMIKOLA.COMBen Mikola describes himself as curious, open-minded, active, minimalistic, and self-motivated. He enjoys hearing people's stories and believes there are many lives to live. A Midwest native, Ben now resides in Texas. He has recently started writing more articles on topics ranging from landing a copywriting gig to personal reflections on life and death.
Aloïs Graber
// ALOISGRABER.COMAlois Graber is a teacher, entrepreneur, and value investor living in Fribourg, Switzerland. He describes himself as a slow thinker, shameless cloner, adventurer, and brutal guy. He shares his live stock portfolio, investment rules, and ideas for business or charity on his website. He also writes about his experiences and lessons learned, including topics like negotiation and startups. Alois encourages interaction and welcomes contact via email.
Charlie Wood
// CHARLIEMOWOOD.COMCharlie M O Wood is a dual British/Czech citizen who speaks Czech and Russian. He has been in the technical industry for seven years because he loves to learn. He has worked on projects and has samples of his technical writing available. He also has writings from when he was learning to code.
Harsha Kadekar
// HARSHA-KADEKAR.BLOGHarsha Kadekar is a software development engineer based in Redmond, USA. Originally from Chikkamgaluru, India, Harsha earned a B.E. in Computer Science & Engineering from JSSATE, Bengaluru, and a Masters in Software Engineering from Arizona State University. Harsha's experience includes internships at RedForceLabs and Honeywell, followed by a role as an engineer at Honeywell. Currently at Amazon, Harsha focuses on software engineering, distributed programming, and DevOps. Harsha enjoys reading and summarizing books on various topics and also works on personal coding projects.
Andrej Uličný
// ULICNY.MEAndrej Uličný is a copywriter, digital nomad, and voluntaryist. He has a background as a health coach, sales professional, and marketer. He spent 3.5 years in cryptocurrency media with Altcoin Buzz, leading marketing campaigns for crypto projects. Currently, he heads marketing at Wanchain, a company focused on blockchain bridges. Born in Slovakia, he currently lives in Cambodia. He also writes poetry and co-created a talk show called Balcony Show.
Vladimir Talibov
// TALIBOV.XYZVladimir is a biochemist born in Dagestan, Russia, in 1991. He studied in Moscow before moving to Sweden in 2014, living in Uppsala and Lund. He currently resides in Huddinge, Stockholm, with his partner and son. Besides his work in drug discovery, Vladimir maintains a personal library, collects board games, and has an interest in tech. He can be found on Mastodon as @contaminase.
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