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Matt Cole Wilson (he/him) is a graphic designer based in Kansas City. He occasionally does freelance or pro bono work for cool projects. His notable design work includes freelance merch design for Tumblr, freelance anniversary graphics for Bitmap Books, freelance website graphics for Orville Peck, and freelance t-shirt design for Open Mike Eagle. He also designed the semi-popular Geizer and Hypik fonts. He enjoys video games, horror fiction, and the small web. He dislikes fascists, generative AI, and cold weather.

Jan Folwarczny is a technology entrepreneur, designer, traveler, and photographer. He is the Co-founder and Chief Product Officer at KVIKYMART. Currently based in New Zealand, he works remotely while living in a campervan. Jan is focused on KVIKYMART's rebranding and developing new features. He also enjoys photography, processing photos from his travels in Los Angeles and New Zealand. He is inspired by audiobooks and podcasts, particularly those read by the author. Jan is originally from Czechia.

Kirk Kaiser is an artist and software developer behind Make Art with Python, a book and website designed to teach programming to creative people through art. He has experience leading teams at Datadog, developing the backend for Triller, and working on various creative projects such as Buddha Mind and Plant Controlled Robot Bongos. He is currently working on an AI video editor and a robotic platform to protect cyclists and pedestrians.

Aksui uses their website as a space to remember and share interesting things they encounter. They maintain an index page and a reading journal. The site includes various quotes and reflections on life, death, and the nature of being.

Meadowhawk is a software engineer, maker, tiny house builder, artist, hiker, and gamer. They are interested in decentralization and moving away from corporate social media. Meadowhawk enjoys hacking, making, and cultivating small communities. They self-host Gitea and Immich, and have moved to Proton for calendar and other services. Meadowhawk is working on rehosting their old Instagram content to their blog. They use Pelican as a static site generator, along with REST services for dynamic content.

Peter Hagen runs LindyLearn, a series of experiments applying the Lindy Effect to the internet. LindyLearn organizes the results from over 5 years of product building, exploring the world, reading & thinking, and connecting people. Peter often collaborates with other creators or startups such as Sublime or Daylight. He is based in Amsterdam, NL.

Amit Gawande is a writing hobbyist and engineer based in Pune, India. He is a reader, writer, and coder who codes for a living and lives for reading and writing. He shares essays, thoughts, and unformed musings on his digital garden.

Dejan Gajsek is a marketing enthusiast and the co-founder of Grow + Scale, a content marketing agency. He has experience as a CMO, Head of Content, and Competitive Intelligence specialist. On his personal site, he writes about growth, productivity, and marketing use cases. He publishes notes on what he learns from various sources. He also offers growth consultation, SEO strategy, and content strategy services.

Henrik Jernevad is a Certified IT Architect with experience in software architecture. He is passionate about simple and effective solutions. His expertise includes backend development, software design, cloud infrastructure, and web development. He has experience ranging from college-student-turned-startup-CTO to software architect at both large and small companies. He holds an MSc degree in Computer Science after studies in Sweden and the USA. Henrik blogs about topics he finds interesting, including software development, personal development, minimalism, Stoicism, and strength training.

Jordan is a software developer living in Carmel, Indiana. He currently works for Twilio. He enjoys writing about coding, interviewing, and urbanism. His hobbies include building with LEGO, reading comic books, playing video games, and exploring the world by bicycle. He built his first website on Geocities in 1999 and created a Penny Arcade fan forum in 2000. He has been blogging since 2003.

Marcel Appelman is a Dutch individual with interests in cycling, skateboarding, music, and "nerdy computer stuff." He maintains a personal website where he shares his opinions. He started a movie club with friends to watch and discuss movies together. He also creates single-serving websites and enjoys various hobbies, including 3D printing and exploring his phobias.

Riley Harris is a PhD student at Oxford, researching the potential overlap between minds and machines. Prior to this, Riley focused on communicating research and earned degrees in philosophy and economics from the University of Adelaide. Riley maintains a blog where they share thoughts and ideas.

Yves Capelle is a designer who crafts stories for corporate, cultural, and institutional clients. Based in Brussels, he offers services in concept art, story development, and brand and product design. His work merges design, storytelling, and visual communication, encompassing brand identity, set design, motion, art, communication campaigns, and project management. He is available for travel or remote work.

Benneo was born in Kuala Lumpur on October 28, 2001. His life is made up of small, meaningful moments. He graduated from SJKC Mun Yee in January 2013 and WMSKL(I) in November 2018. He started college at INTI Subang in January 2019 and online classes with ISU in January 2021. He flew to Iowa in August 2021 and started doing hackathons online in January 2022. He had a summer internship at Tesla in May 2022 and again in May 2023. He graduated from ISU in December 2023 and started a masters at USF in August 2024. He started researching at UCSF in December 2024 and graduated from USF in May 2025. He presented at AAPM in July 2025 and started at OE in July 2025.

Joaquín Sánchez Gil (born in Almargen, Málaga, 1984) is a musician, educator, and popularizer. He enjoys taking things apart and inventing. He is a constant seeker of new sounds, instruments, and music. He plays clarinets, harmonicas, flutes, and various other wind instruments. He shares his knowledge of diverse music, teaches, and records on albums and soundtracks. He has toured with Pasión Vega, Javier Ruibal, and Barcelona Gipsy Balkan Orquestra, among others. He also performs with his own projects, including instrument construction with recycled materials, jazz, world music, and educational performances.

John Peart is a policy professional with an interest in technology, services, and diversity. He currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer for the Office for Digital Identities and Attributes (OfDIA), part of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. In this role, he is accountable for the overall delivery of digital verification services measures. Previously, he was the Assistant Director for Market Oversight and Integrity at OfDIA. John has also held positions at the Government Equalities Office and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. He is originally from Devon, grew up in North Lincolnshire and Somerset, and now lives in London.

Jaime Alejandro Cruz is a Mexican-American playwright and audio creative with over 10 years of experience in multimedia production and the performing arts. He writes and records, producing the Arts Calling Podcast and publishing literary works and audio projects at the coalition. His plays have been produced at various locations, and he has created educational plays for young audiences. Jaime's screenplay, The Inherited, was a Screencraft Horror International Semifinalist. He also performs voiceover work and is the singing half of the acoustic duo Cruz & Jonez. Through an absurdist immigrant lens, Jaime creates stories about family, working-class people, and outsiders.

Salomón Muriel is a serial entrepreneur and tech leader who has founded four companies and led Tech, AI, and Data teams at scale. He consults with founders and companies, and speaks at conferences and corporate events on topics such as AI, data science, and company building. He partners with founders, CTOs, and growing companies to solve challenges, offering technical guidance and strategic advice. He is currently building his fifth company, Ignia, focused on higher education. Beyond his professional endeavors, Salomón is a father to twin boys and enjoys technology, gaming, beer, travel, and spending time with his family.