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Humu lives in San Francisco with her husband and daughter. She enjoys baking and cooking, and challenging herself to learn new techniques. She loves creating things, and sharing what she creates. Humu also enjoys seeing old friends and making new friends. She is passionate about trying to make the world a better place. Humu grew up in Seattle, and has lived in Hawaiʻi and Los Angeles. She has been in the Bay Area for over 20 years. Her website is Humuhumu.com.

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Dylan Beattie is a software development consultant, conference speaker, and musician based in London, UK. He is the founder and director of Ursatile, an independent consultancy specializing in software development, communications training, and technology strategy. Dylan is the creator of the Rockstar programming language and a Microsoft MVP for Visual Studio and Development Technologies. He designs software, builds websites, and makes music. He also created The Linebreakers, a tech comedy alt-punk disco party rock'n'roll band. Dylan speaks at technology conferences, meetups, and community events all over the world.

Nyan is someone who enjoys consuming, creating, and tinkering with code, electronics, software, games, and various other kinds of media online. Offline, Nyan teaches CS, enjoys nature and cityscapes, challenges themself physically, or spends time at home. Nyan aims to use their online space for sharing ideas, passions, and other things they feel are important. They are interested in programming, web development (TypeScript, Svelte, Bun, LAMP), games (Godot, Unity), software (Java, C++), scripting (Bash), Linux Desktop (Mint & Cinnamon), ricing VM (Gentoo & DWM), Pinephone (PostmarketOS & SXMO), anime (Steins;Gate, Serial Experiments Lain, Welcome to the NHK, Terror in Resonance, Great Teacher Onizuka, Sonny Boy), self-hosting (Pleroma, Matrix, Jellyfin), urbanism, cycling, city planning, gaming (competitive shooters, rhythm games, grand strategy, colony sims), and privacy (Monero). Nyan is open to talking to anyone.

Lars Thießen is a former professor and currently works as a senior gameplay programmer. He has years of game development experience. On his blog, he shares practical tips, tutorials, and insights for students and fellow developers.

Chun Fei Lung publishes notes, blogs, and other types of articles on his personal website, Chuniversiteit. He writes about software engineering research, software development, work, and other topics that he finds interesting. He has been publishing since 2018.

Mytch is a full-stack web and mobile app developer based in New Zealand. He works with PHP and Javascript frameworks and Linux VMs. He uses tools such as Visual Studio Code, Hyper, Figma, Game Maker, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT and Bard. His personal projects include a Polygon-based investing platform, a stock photography website, Tailwind tools, and a blockchain-based strategy game called “Knights’ Kingdom”. Mytch enjoys gardening and photography. He can be contacted on LinkedIn or Twitter for collaborations or project inquiries.

Kyle Shevlin is a software engineer with expertise in React, Astro, TypeScript, and frontend web development. He is also a writer, speaker, and coding instructor. He shares content he creates on his personal site, writing articles and creating courses that focus on breaking software concepts down to their fundamentals. Kyle lives and works in Portland, Oregon. He is passionate about helping others improve at their craft. When he's not working, he's probably working on his golf game, playing in tournaments around the Pacific Northwest.

Josh Richards is a Product Engineer based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, with over 5 years of professional experience. He currently works at Xero, contributing to the Xero Analytics platform. Prior to this, he was a Software Engineer at Xero, where he helped modernize the Invoicing platform. Josh has also worked as an Intern Engineer at CR Automation. In his free time, he enjoys building simple web apps to solve everyday problems. Some of his projects include Ten Thousand Pixels, Piano Theory, Album Listen List, and Ticker Tracker.

Jack Harrhy is currently at Spellbook working on AI stuff and spending too much time on personal projects with no revenue potential. Previously, he worked for C-CORE, CoLab Software, and Bluedrop. He attended Memorial University of Newfoundland from 2017 to ~2023, but gave up trying to complete his undergrad. He survived cancer twice. He grew up in Ystrad Mynach, Wales, and moved to St. John’s, Newfoundland, in 2008.

Greg is a neurodivergent AI Transformation leader and Product Manager. He has an unhealthy obsession for LLMs, data visualization, and the use of technology for social justice. He spends his days (and some of his nights) thinking about how AI reshapes society and product work, and the rest of his time exploring whatever captures his attention. His blog, The Aspiring Nerd, has been running in various forms since 2007 and is his brain dump composed of (mostly) curated articles at the crossroads of product management, AI, web marketing, development and technology.

Meraj Mammadov is a PhD student in computer science at Örebro University, Sweden and a WASP fellow. He completed his bachelor and master's degrees in mechanical engineering in South Korea, at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Engineering. Currently, he is working at Adaptive and Interpretable Learning Systems Lab with Johannes Andreas Stork and Pedro Zuidberg Dos Martires on transfer and imitation learning. He previously worked with Hyondong Oh on vision-based navigation for UAVs. He was also a part of the national team of Azerbaijan for Physics Olympiads and won several awards in various national and international competitions, including bronze, silver, and gold medals. His research focuses on safe learning-based collision avoidance systems for autonomous robots. He is interested in sample-efficient sequential decision-making algorithms and their applications to real-world problems.

Henry, also known as Hank, is a multidisciplinary designer from Toronto. He is a graduate of the York University & Sheridan College Bachelor of Design program (YSDN). He enjoys solving complex problems within niche spaces and working with technically-minded teams. His interests include distributed web applications, typography, visual effects, web archives, and 3D art. In his spare time, he contributes to open source initiatives, details Toronto's parks on OpenStreetMap, and makes synthy music.

vioulo is the author of 57 articles on their personal website, "维奥洛的航行日记". They identify as "一只猫 (a cat)". vioulo's website includes writings categorized under topics like "我思 (I think)", "技术 (Technology)", and "光点 (Light Spot)". Their blog posts cover a range of subjects, from personal reflections to technical topics and observations about the world around them. vioulo's website has been running for 1760 days and has a total of 7.17W words.

Chris Harrison has a Ph.D in electrical engineering from RMIT University, with a thesis titled Multi-Analyte Quantisation via Time-Frequency Analysis of Surface Acoustic Wave Device Response. He also holds bachelor degrees in computer science, and computer and network engineering. Chris is currently employed at RMIT University working on an interesting project. His previous roles include a post-doctoral position at Swinburne University of Technology, and an instrumentation engineer position at Monash University. He has also undertaken contract work on various prototyping projects. Chris has a personal interest in manufacturing and fabrication, owning several 3D printers, a CNC milling machine, and a well-stocked workshop.

Jason Cameron is a Senior Software Engineer at Stan, based out of Toronto, Canada. He enjoys creating projects in his spare time. Notable projects include RedditVideoMakerBot and Anubis, an anti-scraper tool. His work focuses on backend development and system architecture. He maintains several services including metropolis, mCTF, MCPT, and Foodle. Outside of software, Jason enjoys playing Ultimate frisbee, photography, organizing/participating at/mentoring hackathons, and spending time with his dog, Bella. He also has a passion for exploring the world.

Skye Freeman is a programmer and hobbyist musician who enjoys pancakes. Currently, Skye works in Product Engineering at Aura Frames, and previously worked at Affirm and Venmo. Skye's projects include a self-hosted micro blog, Swift Starter Kits (a modern iOS boilerplate built with SwiftUI), fretboard.el (an Emacs package for visualizing guitar notes), and broadcast.ex (an Elixir package for social media posting). Skye writes a blog, mostly about programming, learning, and current projects.

Dionysios Ntouka is a Site Reliability Engineer at C3 AI. He has created several projects during his free time, including search_things, sticky_noter, eater_dropper, not_flappy_bird, and piano. He uses search_things everyday at work. Dionysios has also been making music and was pressured by friends to release some of it, including Care Maybe. He hopes to post a blog post at some point.

Ryan Mavilia, also known as Mav, writes about the small experiments that shape his life. His topics include phone addiction, persistence, creative recovery, and figuring out what actually matters. He sometimes writes about tech or his other hobbies. He is currently trying to be less distracted and more intentional. He can be found on GitHub and LinkedIn.

Bilal is a creator and developer who enjoys building things and trying out hacky experiments. He considers himself an (over) thinker and finds happiness in the creation process, from ideation to execution. He shares his projects and process online, inviting others to join him on his adventures. He hopes that others will enjoy and perhaps learn from his experiments. You can find his experiments and read about his process on his website. He can also be found on Twitter.