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Christie Hill builds web applications, hacks tabletop roleplaying games, and cultivates oyster mushrooms. She can be contacted at work at chilldsgn.com. Her projects include The Ice Creamery, Glass & Framing World, and Descripto AI Meta Description Generator. She has written articles such as "Working with legacy software," "Using enums in MySQL," and "The endearing experience of being the only woman participating at a sport shooting match."

Ernie Smith is the creator of Tedium, an offbeat digital newsletter that has been hunting for the end of the long tail since 2015. Tedium aims to uncover the history of things that usually don’t have histories written about them and give a voice to areas of life that generally aren’t thought about that much. Tedium specializes in strange and unusual descriptions of common things, explained in extreme depth. The newsletter existed before Substack, and its goal is to outlive it.

Sebastian Korotkiewicz is an IT geek interested in all things tech. His interests include system administration and web development. He shares his thoughts and notes on his website, along with his latest projects. He writes about a variety of topics, including Linux, MacOS, and programming languages.

Anton Lazarev is an engineer, maker, and developer. On the internet, he is known as antonok. He believes technology should be for users first. He has projects and other endeavors that can be found using the tabs on his homepage. He can be connected with using the links provided on his site.

A 17-year-old self-taught developer and UI designer from Switzerland. He is fascinated by optimizing processes through software and hardware, driven by a purpose-oriented mindset. Functionality comes first for him, but he also has an eye for aesthetics. He specializes in full-stack web development with Vue.js and Nuxt.js. He is also diving deeper into Rust for building cross-platform desktop applications. He works across macOS and Linux, and uses tools like Figma and Fusion360 to bring his ideas to life. He also enjoys 3D printing, especially designing components.

Cendyne is a backend developer, manager, and leader. Cendyne has an interest in server to server architecture, security, and applied cryptography within applications, storage, and protocols. Cendyne enjoys BBQ chicken wings. They love to take digital things apart, create works with their own hands, and teach what they learn to others.

Hunter Scott designs electronics that work. He is the author of a 300+ page book based on what he learned founding and working at several hardware startups over the last 10 years. He gave a talk at Hackaday Supercon in 2018 about Phased Arrays 101. He can be found on Twitter and LinkedIn. His code can be found on github. He can be emailed at hunter.scott at gatech.edu.

Simon is interested in game art tricks, workflow tricks, and VFX textures. He shares his observations and technical details, such as those related to mirrors in the Sims 4, including rendering processes, culling, and stencil buffers. He also shares bonus observations and examples from other games. Simon has a newsletter and a Discord server. He made a game that is available for purchase on Steam.

Pikkua is a software engineer who enjoys building things and learning new technologies. He is interested in web development, machine learning, and cybersecurity. Pikkua likes to share his knowledge and experience with others through his blog and open-source projects. He is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to grow as a developer.

Here is the bio information: fnhipster is a software developer, systems engineer, and tinkerer. He enjoys automating things, building infrastructure, and solving problems with code. He is interested in Linux, self-hosting, and open-source software. He likes to learn new things and share his knowledge with others.

Martijn Hols is an experienced Freelance React Developer with over 20 years of full-stack experience. Specializing in React for over 8 years, he has worked on various projects from initial setup to further development, often serving as a React Architect. His focus includes maintainability, security, UX, accessibility, backend integrations, CI/CD pipelines, and stability. Martijn aims to enhance teams and ensure projects are scalable and future-proof, with a focus on User Experience (UX) and Developer Experience (DX). He shares his knowledge through articles about React and front-end development.

Magnus, known online as Duplicake, is a young programmer. He is interested in Google Pixels, programming, Firefox, selfhosting, Obsidian, Steam, and Bluesky. He uses Linux, specifically Fedora on his main computer, Debian on his server, and Arch on his low spec computer. He dislikes skids, Apple, Windows, Google (to some extent), and X. He knows a lot of programming languages. Most of his development work is done on a self-hosted Forgejo instance. He is affiliated with the Green Party UK and is considering moving to Canada or Germany. He is currently "going through school" as part of his work experience at Earth inc Human.

Micah is an information security engineer, a software engineer, an investigative data journalist, and an author. He helps journalists, researchers, and activists stay safe and productive. Micah started the Lockdown Systems Collective where he helps develop an open source app called Cyd that helps people claw back their data from Big Tech. He worked for The Intercept for a decade, where he was director of information security. He also used to work as a staff technologist at Electronic Frontier Foundation, and he helped co-found Freedom of the Press Foundation. Micah is the author of Hacks, Leaks, and Revelations: The Art of Analyzing Hacked and Leaked Data. He develops open source security tools like OnionShare and Dangerzone.

Jason is a computer scientist who explores fun ideas through code, animations, and simulations on his blog. His interests include swarm robotics. He has contributed to academic papers and has several projects on Github. Some of his projects include Dynamic Cluster Identification, Simulating an Economy, and a Non-Euclidean Renderer. He also has physical projects such as a quadruped robot, a Go board with addressable LEDs, and a gaming table.

Mert Bulan is a product-minded developer based in Hamburg, Germany. He is a curious and passionate person who enjoys building new things, learning different topics, and sharing them with others. Mert has worked with companies like XING and Shopify. Currently, he develops apps for Apple platforms as an independent app developer at fruitful apps. His career started as a backend developer, primarily with Ruby and Ruby on Rails, but he has been working as a full-stack developer, focusing mainly on TypeScript, React, and React Native. He is also proficient in Swift and SwiftUI. Mert enjoys reading, exploring Hamburg, cycling, cooking, blogging, podcasting, and spending time in nature. He is passionate about minimalism, stoicism, environmentalism, and financial independence.

Andy Kong lives in San Francisco and is interested in human augmentation, computational photography, and personal informatics. He likes building sensors to better understand the mind and body. He has researched human-computer interaction + biosensing at CMU and ETH Zurich and built quantum physics hardware at Open Quantum. Currently, he is running Chargerless, a health tech company building perpetual devices. He enjoys new experiences, training his senses, seeing things he's never seen before, challenging what he believes is possible, and inventing sufficiently advanced technology. He is currently engaged in a Year Of Output.

Viktor Petersson is a security nerd, bootstrapper, and remote-first entrepreneur. He is focused on building secure systems and sharing his entrepreneurial journey. Viktor's journey into tech entrepreneurship started during his college years, fueled by an obsession with computers and security. He launched YippieMove, an email migration service, and later created Blotter, a productivity app for macOS. Viktor has experience with DevSecOps and security, and has advised companies and spoken at industry events. His biggest venture has been Screenly, a digital signage platform. When he's not coding or building products, he shares his experiences through his blog and podcast.

Kent C. Dodds helps people make the world a better place through quality software. He is a JavaScript engineer, teacher, and open source contributor. He is a Google Developer Expert and a Microsoft MVP. Kent represented PayPal on the TC-39 committee. He enjoys extreme sports like onewheeling and snowboarding. He was born in 1988 in Twin Falls, Idaho. He graduated from BYU with a Master of Science in Information Systems degree in 2014.

Folkmoss is a person from Brazil, born circa 1989. She goes by she/her pronouns and speaks both Portuguese and English. Folkmoss has ADHD and dysthymia. She is not a developer, artist, or graphic designer. She enjoys the internet and decided to stop feeling guilty about it in November 2024. Folkmoss identifies as an atheist, bookworm, cozy gamer, translator, editor, cat person, and pixel art fan. She also enjoys ambient music and making lists. She can be found on Steam, GOG, LibraryThing, and Tumblr.

Jared Forsyth is a mobile and web developer currently working for Khan Academy, where he contributes to bringing free, world-class education to anyone anywhere. He is interested in relationships. Jared maintains a blog where he writes about topics such as AI coding agents, type inference, Unison, and local-first databases. He has also given talks at conferences such as Epic Web Conf, ReactiveConf, and ReactConf. Some of his projects include DayMenu, Terraform, and Gravitron.