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Ariejan de Vroom is a software engineer who writes about technology, building systems, and solving interesting problems. He has been programming electronic devices since 1992 and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering in 2007. Ariejan worked at Kabisa for 16 years, working with Ruby on Rails, Java Spring Boot, and Flutter. His professional role includes helping businesses transition to Agile, training people in software craftsmanship, and leading teams. He enjoys playing bass guitar and piano, and occasionally writes synthwave music. He also enjoys reading and TV series. Currently, he spends time restoring a 1994 Volkswagen Golf Mk3 Cabrio.

Reinny Almonte writes journal entries, sometimes reflections, often about ordinariness. Her writings touch on topics such as humility, friendship, breathing, and childhood memories.

Kevon Cheung is an educator, builder, and dad living in Hong Kong with his wife and two daughters. He is passionate about helping kids grow and learn in the AI age, and shares insights for parents and educators. Kevon has been building and sharing things online since he was 12. He has a background in entrepreneurship, finance, coding, and education. He is the founder of Public Lab and enjoys connecting with others over email.

Muhammad Altalib is a product owner at Cur8 Capital, where he focuses on solving problems using technology. He specializes in all aspects of digital product development, excluding coding. Currently, he works at IslamicFinanceGuru, aiming to empower Muslims to achieve financial parity. Previously, Muhammad was a VC Principle at Cur8.VC, investing in early-stage startups. He has been responsible for over 100 investments with 2 exits and 2 failures. He also founded Seedlink Africa, a startup that aimed to bring Malawi's small-scale farmers into the formal economy. Seedlink Africa worked with over 100,000 farmers and was backed by the University of Cambridge and Barclays.

Karan Sanas is the owner of the personal website psiderman.com.

Liam Mather is a strategic communications practitioner based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He is a partner and father. For over 15 years, he has served as strategic counsel to military leaders, ministers, and senior executives, specializing in high-stakes communications and crisis response. He brings a "command-level" perspective with technical expertise to bridge the gap between high-level strategy and mission-ready execution, building digital-first media infrastructure and navigating complex organizational issues.

Based on the website content, this person is interested in topics ranging from technology to agriculture. They write about their "Stardew Valley lifestyle," including harvests at La Bardoulais. They are active in the fediverse (jfedi) and have strong opinions about artificial intelligence, viewing it as a dangerous scam. They also document aspects of their life through photography.

Connor Lindsey is a software engineer at Knock, where he works on developer-first notification tooling. He enjoys tinkering on side projects, building browser extensions, and making games. He has worked on projects such as MoonStar Studio, SwipeWell, and Coding Capstone. Connor also explores topics through writing, demos, and more, including game development and personal learning strategies. He values design and its impact on creating high-quality user experiences.

Scott Willsey owns and operates scottwillsey.com, a website dedicated to Mac and web-related topics. He writes about computing, automation, and geekiness, including subjects like Shortcuts, apps, terminal commands, Astro, Maudit, and CSS. Scott spent his formative years in Kagoshima City, Japan, where he developed an interest in computing technology. He currently hosts the Friends with Brews podcast with Peter Nikolaidis. He is a Mac user, but has also used PCs. His website includes links, reviews, and a /now page.

Andy, also known as Pixel, is a 29-year-old Senior Frontend Developer from southern Germany. He is an open-source enthusiast who enjoys building and contributing to open-source software. Andy has a passion for understanding how things are built and enjoys taking things apart to learn their secrets. He is also involved in game and tech preservation, with a primary focus on the MMO golf game Pangya. Andy enjoys gaming, particularly Visual Novels, Rhythm Games, and Roguelikes. Music is a large part of his life, with a preference for electronic music. He also enjoys anime and manga.

Dani Akash is a writer, speaker, and hacker. He is a programmer, engineering manager, and occasional educator specializing in building high-performance web and mobile applications using modern JavaScript frameworks, GraphQL, tRPC, serverless and edge runtimes. He has worked as a Senior Frontend Developer at Clarifai, a Senior Software Engineer at WunderGraph, and a Lead Frontend Engineer at OSlash. Dani also mentors full-stack developers.

Ronny Calderón has worked in the tech industry for over 9 years as a remote worker. His background includes Big Data, Cybersecurity, and Machine Learning. He enjoys creating products that help people live happier and more successful lives. Ronny is interested in entrepreneurship, marketing, mental models, indie making, and productivity. He shares thought-provoking ideas and value through his blog, focusing on critical thinking, SaaS building, and marketing for developers.

Grin is a web wizard who builds AI products at Neynar. On the side, they create IRL gatherings for URL communities such as Vibecamp, FarCon, TNS Camp, and Fractal Boston. Previously, Grin was on the core team of Cabin, a network city of modern villages. Before Cabin, they founded LBRY, a decentralized digital content protocol. Grin is also an ex-pro ultimate frisbee player and founded TopScore, a sports event management app.

Pedro Araújo is a solopreneur and full-stack developer. He is the founder of Screvi and Building screvi. He maintains lasso.ink, a collection of tools and resources for designers. He previously worked on stats.training, an AI-powered Strava analytics tool. Pedro has been coding for 10+ years and has visited 51 out of 195 countries. He is currently based in Portugal.

Corey Snipes is a software and systems engineer who has been building systems, products, and businesses for 25 years. He is well-versed in security, cloud, and web-facing technologies. A data-oriented polyglot, he is also an adjunct professor in the Department of Geography and Geospatial Technology at Lakeland Community College. He enjoys software, science fiction, old-time fiddle and banjo tunes, bluegrass and jazz music, drones and flying robotics, and spending time in the woods. He lives in Cleveland, Ohio.

Aloe, also known as Ashley, is a flirty 30-something trans woman of Irish- and Italian-American heritage. Ze lives in "Rhode Island", ancestrally Narragansett land. Aloe makes music and is a novice at computer touching and drawing. Ze is an enthusiastic amateur in all things.

Brian Norman is a Senior Android developer at SeatGeek. He enjoys working on side projects, including Cobresun Movie Club, a website for tracking and reviewing movies with friends, and Community: Required Reading, a reference guide for the TV show Community. He also creates indie games for game jams and hackathons. Brian writes about his experiences in gamedev and explores topics like HLS and Adaptive Bitrate Streaming.