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Richard Li is involved in Data Science at UCLA. He also has a portfolio available for viewing and shares jokes.

Japheth is the author behind PewPewHuzzah, a website featuring stories of "serious make-believe." Japheth writes science fiction and fantasy, including the dystopian science-fantasy serial, "Janie and The Gray." Other works include "The Three-Beast of Mooregardia," "Diary of Zeke," and stand-alone stories exploring dark fantasy and psychological themes.

Sabine Harnau is a neuroqueer bilingual writer, linguist, and expat. She identifies as an anticapitalist conversion rate optimizer, voracious reader, early adopter, teacher, and certified "total geek". Sabine is also a note maker, ambiguity tolerator and recovering minimalist. She writes poetry, short stories, and essays. She has a personal newsletter where she shares her thoughts, poems, mini essays, rants, and questions. She also has a German version of her newsletter.

Sophia Duan is a builder of mostly hardware projects based in Ontario, Canada. She enjoys creating PCBs, building mechanical projects, coding websites, organizing hackathons, and rock climbing. She has worked on projects such as Endev, a system to illuminate/monitor an Ender 3, and JPEG, Ottawa's largest all-girls game jam. She is currently building DEPOT17.

Adam Porkolab is a Hungarian author of science fiction, horror, and dark literary fiction. He works as a software developer and holds a PhD in linguistics. His fiction explores the friction between system and freedom, the dissolving boundary between body and machine, and the weight of memory, faith, and protocol. He lives in Pécs, Hungary, with his wife and son. He previously published extensively in Hungary under the pen name Andrew Pierce Ashfield.

Pavel Piuro is a Full-Stack Developer and Software Engineer.

Justman explores a variety of topics on their website, ranging from Linux tutorials and reviews of technology like the Geekom A6 to critiques of books and analyses of social and economic issues. They provide tutorials on subjects like extending battery life on Linux and managing redirects in Kirby. They also share articles and videos on topics such as dark patterns, artificial intelligence, and the economy. Justman offers content via RSS feeds, categorized into articles and tutorials.

This individual focuses on the intersection of technology, law, and business, particularly in the areas of AI governance, data privacy, and information security. They provide consulting and auditing services, helping organizations build effective governance frameworks and achieve compliance with standards like ISO 42001 and ISO 27001. They co-founded an AI consulting and auditing startup for SMEs.

Andrei Zitti is an AI Engineer who builds and shares projects that interest him. He enjoys stargazing, sailing, and photographing the cosmos. He encourages users to explore his apps and provide feedback. His portfolio is available for viewing.

Anthony, also known as The Paper Pilot, is a software developer who enjoys creating games and tools. He has interests ranging from game development to the fediverse and digital gardens. He lives in Dallas, Texas, with his wife and son. He works at Topaz Labs LLC as a Product Engineer, focusing on their web products: Express, Bloom, and Mosaic.

Srikanth Maddasani is an Indian minimalist, born on June 15, 1994. He describes himself as an introvert who enjoys solitude and is a sensitive person. He solo-travels and loves spending time in nature. He expresses a fear of loving people due to the potential for heartbreak.

Srinath is a software builder based in the San Francisco Bay Area with over 15 years of experience. He has built software for various systems, including 2G and 3G networks, Linux Kernel networking and storage drivers, SaaS authentication and identity systems, PaaS L4/L7 routing systems, and cloud-based distributed systems. His interests lie in creating scalable systems that enhance user experiences and provide value. Srinath also consults with non-profits, research labs, and early-stage startups on cloud infrastructure and technology challenges. He holds a Masters in Computer Science and a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering. Outside of technology, Srinath is a trained Indian classical vocalist and enjoys playing the Piano and Saraswathi Veena. He is also a cricket enthusiast.

Nachtbibliothek runs a literature blog called Nachtbibliothek.de. The blog features reviews and commentary on books, including fiction and crime literature. They also cover literary awards like The Booker Prize. The blog includes personal reflections, such as memories of the bookseller Jürgen Wohlers, and insights into book clubs, like the Silent Book Club they host.