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Sahat Jaldu is a student at Texas A&M University pursuing a dual degree in physics and mathematics, with minors in computer science and philosophy. Born in India, Sahat enjoys listening to music, playing games, learning new things, and spending time with friends. They are interested in learning about new people and topics.

Dan MacKinlay is a statistician and musician based in Melbourne, Australia. He specializes in the application of statistical inference to AI Safety and the process of scientific discovery, especially in geospatial settings. He is currently employed at CSIRO researching topics in AI Safety and hybrid machine learning methods for physical sciences. His methods of interest include Bayesian neural nets, sparse coding, Gaussian processes, and sequential Monte Carlo methods.

Dan Millar hopes you've come to learn about Dan Millar. Otherwise, they suggest you might be lost or procrastinating.

Tu Bitácora Digital offers comprehensive online presence solutions, specializing in website design, maintenance, and promotion. With over 20 years of experience, they leverage the latest technologies to create functional and visually appealing websites. They focus on client satisfaction and have a portfolio of over 100 websites. They also offer services such as e-commerce development and content creation.

Debjit Banerjee is a photographer who states, "I photograph silence." His work includes a project titled "all that I love will be carried away" (2019- ongoing). He encourages people to reach out to him.

Tjerk Dijkstra runs Potloodgum, a design studio focused on human-centered web design for non-profits. He also teaches at the Interactive Design Studio for NHL STENDEN. Tjerk enjoys creating easy, fun, and quirky web applications. He works on various side projects, gives lectures about design, and pursues analog photography. He values open source, accessible, simple, inclusive, and durable design.

Omer Pesquer is a consultant specializing in inventiveness and digital technologies. Based in Paris, he has over 20 years of experience assisting cultural organizations in developing projects and strategies to strengthen their connections with audiences. His advice is informed by his own research and experimentation. He is engaged in exploring alternative digital approaches, reflected in his project muzeodrome, which began as a newsletter in 2019 and now includes workshops, conferences, and events. He invites people to rethink their relationship with technology, drawing on his knowledge of its history and possibilities.

Jack Case is a Computer Engineer seeking to transition from software engineering to more hands-on development of consumer products. He showcases his skills through personal and school projects, including a virtual pinball system in Godot, an open hardware programmer's calculator, and an educational autonomous vehicle. He uses this website to highlight his skills beyond software and invites connection through his social links.

Amy Mantis is a guitarist, singer/songwriter, and teacher. She picked up a guitar at 13 and has been playing ever since. Inspired by classic rock, 80s pop, and the blues, Amy leverages YouTube and her knack for teaching. She has performed at SXSW, the House of Blues in Boston, and Rockwood Music Hall in New York City. As a band leader, singer/songwriter, and guitarist, Amy has released two albums, two EPs and numerous singles with her band Amy Mantis and the Space Between (AMSB). Amy is currently working on her master's of music degree at the Longy School of Music.

Benjamin Rivers is the Creative Director and Co-Founder of the Toronto video game development studio BancyCo. He creates comic books and illustrations in his spare time. He taught illustration and game design classes at OCAD University for thirteen years. His first published visual work was in a 1991 issue of Simpsons Illustrated magazine.

Hirad is an engineer, entrepreneur, and investor. He understands technology from the silicon up and has started multiple software businesses, including co-founding Dr. Bill, which was acquired by a major Canadian bank. He partners with industry experts to launch niche software businesses. Hirad also hosts a podcast exploring books and ideas that challenge conventional thinking, covering topics from evolution to anthropology.

Jared White is an award-winning essayist, photographer, and podcaster who has been publishing on the open web since 1996. He is interested in mindful, ethical, indie-flavored creativity, and enjoys exploring Portland, Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. In addition to his writing and photography, Jared composes and produces retro-styled synth electronica. He is also an open web advocate.

Jo is a person with a passion for websites and technology. They are a poet, artist, scientifictionist, singer, hedonist, optimist, trained media designer, and computer science student in Germany. Jo enjoys expressing themself through their website, dead.garden, and playing around with technology. They blog about once a month and are interested in self-hosting their online activities.

Philip Zastrow is a Front End Designer and Developer at Box Out. He is passionate about bridging design and development, with a keen interest in user interfaces and accessibility. Philip has experience teaching and training designers and developers through the Sparkbox apprenticeship programs and as an adjunct instructor at The Modern College of Design. He writes about web topics on the Sparkbox Foundry and his personal site, and has also written a CSS tutorial series.

This individual is a designer, educator, and artist with a passion for the web. They expanded their graphic design skills into multimedia and web design in the 90s. Initially drawn to Flash, they later embraced web standards after reading 'Designing with web standards' by Jeffrey Zeldman. They now specialize in WordPress, working on inclusive and accessible design projects with their team. They teach at the University of Greenwich and the University of Sheffield. They also create artwork for personal enjoyment.

Sergio Camalich is a Mexican Graphic Designer, Photographer and Artist. He graduated as a Graphic Designer from the University of Valle de Mexico in Hermosillo. He worked as a Web Designer for a digital agency in Mexico City before traveling across 30+ countries for four years, working online as a freelancer. He has designed projects for clients across countries and industries, worked with CEO’s and developers at Silicon Valley startups, and helped digital entrepreneurs create online businesses with no-code tools and automations. He is currently based in Bali, Indonesia.

Claudio is a designer and maker of things. He designs and develops digital products for clients with Haptiq during the day and works on side projects at night. He believes in an open web and sharing what he learns. He is based in Switzerland.

Brody Q Scotland is a photographer based in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area. Specializing in nature and landscape photography in California, Brody also occasionally photographs wildlife. Brody shoots both digital and film. Brody's photography aims to find and share everyday, accessible beauty, surfacing overlooked scenes and wonders close to home. Brody states a personal mission to increase the amount of happiness in the world through photography.

Eugene Scheepers is an entrepreneur in his twenties who uses his blog, Eugene's Musings, as an outlet for his thoughts and ideas. He was born in Namibia, attended Paul Roos Gymnasium in Stellenbosch, South Africa, and earned a mechanical engineering degree from Stellenbosch University in 2017. After working as a mechanical engineer, he started his first company, The Daily Wine. He shares his experiences, failures, and lessons learned in business, life, exercise, and tools he uses, hoping others will find them valuable.

Earl MacDonald is a composer, jazz pianist, and music educator. He is currently creating a fully notated chamber song cycle with the Black Square Ensemble for operatic bass-baritone, cello, piano, and percussion. His work extends into collaborations with artists, institutions, and communities in settings where music meets education and civic inquiry. His engagements include artist-in-residence projects, commissioned composition and arranging, cross-disciplinary collaborations, performance projects and solo appearances, guest conducting, clinics and workshops, festival adjudication, educational residencies and summer programs, record production and creative consultation.