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Stephen Wiley
// SWILEY.NETStephen Wiley, son of Glen Wiley, is a software developer currently working at Pimp My Llama. He has developed several software projects, including Ticket Tracker, BingeBlock, and Pimp My Llama. He also has a collection of unfinished snippets and theoretical quantum computing research available on his website. Stephen enjoys sailing and owns a Bayfield sloop named "Toria," which he has upgraded with an all-electric propulsion system and solar panels.
Bryan Miller
// BRYANMILLER.USBryan Miller is an addictions counselor by day and a hobbyist programmer by night. He took a programming class in Pascal in college in the early 1990s and later learned Visual Basic 6 and C#. He would like to become proficient in Javascript. He also wrote a science-fiction novel in 2013.
Prajwal Bharadwaj BM
// PRAJWALBM.COMPrajwal Bharadwaj BM is a Backend Engineer, Go Developer, and Cloud Expert.
Humantooth
// HUMANTOOTH.NEOCITIES.ORGEmily, also known as humantooth, is a creator who enjoys sharing things on her website. She uses the site as a blog and occasionally creates standalone pages on specific topics. Her interests include photography (Daido Moriyama, Feng Lee, Jan Van Hoek), movies (Mad Max Fury Road, Brazil), authors (Henry Miller, Samanta Schweblin), and anime/manga (Dorohedoro, Parasyte, Jujutsu Kaisen, Homunculus, BLAME!, Shintaro Kago). She also has a 13-year-old Jack Russell-Pug mix named Chola.
Oritsemughone Ogbemi
// TSEMONE.COMOritsemughone Ogbemi is a writer-artist living and working in Lagos, Nigeria. She designs and edits the print literary magazine Mamasima and makes websites. Her writing has been featured in Wreath, Tragickal, Annual Report, and miniskirt. Right now, she is composing a collection of short stories.
Aaron Brown
// ARUNDELO.COMAaron Dale Brown lives in Columbia, KY, U.S.A. His email address is available on the website. He has links to his profiles on Facebook, Tumblr, LiveJournal, Google Plus, Goodreads, Soundcloud, Delicious, and Less Wrong. He is interested in Beginning Lua Programming, The Copycats, Fonn Mor, and Esperanto—Pasporto al la Tuta Mondo.
Roman Liutikov, Software Engineer
// ROMANLIUTIKOV.COMRoman Liutikov is a Software Engineer. He has a CV, Blog, Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn, Projects, and YouTube.
On My Desktop
// ONMYDESK.TOPOn My Desk is a space where the author shares thoughts and experiences. It includes a collection of writings, learnings, and creations. The author is interested in exploring ideas, building things, and sharing them with others. The site serves as a personal outlet for expression and documentation of their journey.
Jacob Charles Wilson | Portfolio site
// JACOBCHARLESWILSON.COMJacob Charles Wilson used to write, but now he does other things.
Welcome - Corentin Poret
// CPORET.COMChristian Poret is a software engineer and entrepreneur. He is passionate about building software that solves real problems and makes people's lives easier. He has experience in a variety of technologies, including web development, mobile development, and machine learning. Christian is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow. He enjoys working with teams and collaborating on projects.
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// SETHOPS1.NETSeth Hoenig is the Founder of CattleCloud (2025 - present). Prior to that, he worked as a Software Engineer at HashiCorp (2019 - 2025), Indeed (2014 - 2019), and IBM (2013 - 2014). He attended the University of Texas at Austin (2009-2012) and received a B.S.C.S. His interests include facial recognition, coding in Go, building things, and reading. Some of his top book picks are Cat’s Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut, Apple In China by Patrick McGee, and Masters of Doom by David Kushner. He can be found on GitHub, TickerFeed, and HackerNews.
Home | Unfinished Side Projects
// JAKESAUNDERS.DEVJake Saunders doesn't do a lot with his website. He suggests visiting his blog at blog.jakesaunders.dev or his resume at resume.jakesaunders.dev.
Jaime González García
// BARBARIANMEETSCODING.COMJaime González García is a software engineer and UX designer specializing in front-end development. He enjoys full-stack development, building meaningful products, and teaching what he knows. He works as a front-end software engineer at Google designing the future of work. Jaime lives in Sweden with his wife and kids, and enjoys writing software, reading, drawing, walking in the woods, and lifting heavy weights.
Andra Vlaicu
// THEAMPERSANDFAIRY.COM
Laís Lara
// LAISLARAV.NOTION.SITE
Aditya Prakash
// LEIBTON.GITHUB.IOAditya Prakash is a PhD student at Georgia Tech specializing in Space Robotics under Professor Panagiotis Tsiotras. His interests include Space Robotics, Control Theory, and Spacecraft Autonomy, and he is currently working on the modelling and control of hybrid space manipulators for on-orbit servicing. He also has interests in Entropy, Cognitive Psychology, Analysing NeuroImaging Data, and Web Development. He enjoys watching movies, traveling, and building websites.
Nils Mango
// NILSMANGO.CHNils Mango is someone who enjoys creating things and eliminating errors. He has a background in chemistry, having earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from FHNW Muttenz. He also studied at Uni Basel but decided to pursue a career as an artist. Nils makes music, develops apps, and creates projects like the Foiling Map of the World and Plates Calc. He also runs the Molecule Store, which sells science-themed products and donates a portion of proceeds to science education. He blogs about his experiences and learnings.
Oleg Kagan
// OLEGKAGAN.COMOleg Kagan is an author, editor, speaker, writing coach, and librarian. He founded and serves as a Contributing Editor for the EveryLibrary Medium Magazine. His articles there have received over 250,000 views. As a speaker, Oleg has presented on literary and library-related topics. He has worked at libraries in the greater Los Angeles area for the past two decades, currently coordinating community engagement for one of the largest library systems in the United States. He is on the Advisory Board of EveryLibrary and the creative consultancy Catalyst Muse. He is also the author of Inspiring Library Stories: Tales of Kindness, Connection, and Community Impact.
Srikanth Maddisani
// SRIKANTHM.BEARBLOG.DEV
Omar Kamal
// VINXIS.MOEOmar Kamal, also known as VINXIS, is a multifaceted individual with interests spanning music, web development, and materials engineering. He is known for his involvement in the social-rhythm game osu! from 2014-2022 and continues to create music. A graduate with a BSc in Materials Engineering, he is academically interested in biomaterials and cell biology/genetics. Currently, he is seeking employment, contemplating further education, and contributing to Corsace. He also creates websites and enjoys drawing, learning Japanese, and working on collaborative projects.
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