Student Websites

Diogo Torres Correia is a developer from Portugal with a passion for programming, running, photography, and learning. He has experience building webstores, donation systems, and tools for businesses. Diogo created Triton, a Spigot plugin for Minecraft, and contributed to Craftathon, a charity event. He also developed Resumos LEIC, an open-source website for class notes at Técnico Lisboa. Diogo worked as a research assistant at the LangSec group at KTH, investigating prototype pollution in JavaScript. He is currently pursuing a MSc in Cybersecurity at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. Diogo has also volunteered to teach Python and web development to students.

Vijeth P H is a full stack developer and technophile, currently pursuing an MSc in Computer Science at University College Dublin. Previously, he worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Cimpress. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Computer Science from RNS Institute of Technology. His interests include web development, tackling programming problems, and exploring new technologies. When not coding, Vijeth enjoys playing instrumental music with his keyboard, drawing, playing badminton and solving crossword puzzles. He is also a Linux aficionado.

Oliver is a student from the UK who enjoys building useful, fun, and sometimes slightly niche things with computers. He completed his GCSEs in 2023 and A-Levels in Computer Science, Drama, and English Language in 2025. He also achieved an A* in the AFA in Creative Writing. Oliver enjoys experimenting and creating things that look nice and help to solve a problem. He is interested in knitting and running. He was very involved in the theatre program throughout school. He will begin studying Interactive Media at the University of York in September 2026.

Matt Gronberg is the Co-Founder and COO of Storage Scholars. Based in Austin, TX, he has spent nine years building the service business, which helps colleges move and store students’ belongings. Storage Scholars serves over 200 campuses nationwide and appeared on Shark Tank in 2022, securing a deal with Mark Cuban. Matt documents his entrepreneurial journey and personal interests on his blog, writing about building a business in his 20s, golf, gym training, and routines. Originally from Boston, Matt now lives in Austin, Texas. He co-founded Storage Scholars after deciding against pursuing a career in medicine. Outside of work, he enjoys playing golf.

Jaron is a 20-year-old university student, video creator, and music enthusiast. He uses his website as a space for creative expression and reflection, sharing his daily life, thoughts, and practical tutorials. He has written over 216 blog posts, totaling 132,077 words, and has been consistently updating his content for 96 days. Jaron is also a video creator, showcasing his work, piano performances, and lifestyle videos on his website. He is currently inactive on social media, finding it detrimental to his well-being and focus.

Nathan Barry is a CS graduate student at UT Austin interested in systems and machine learning. He enjoys working on hard problems with great people and occasionally writes about things that interest him. Nathan is currently finishing his Master’s of Science in CS at UT Austin (Aug 2024 - Present). He will be a Graduate Researcher at UT Austin starting in August 2025, working on diffusion language models and previously distributed low-communication training. Previously, he worked at Apple as a Machine Learning Intern (May 2025 - Aug 2025) and as an Undergraduate Researcher at UT Austin (Feb 2024 - Sep 2024). He also worked at multiple startups as a Software Engineer (Nov 2021 - Jan 2025). Nathan finished his Bachelor’s of Science in CS and Math at UT Austin (Aug 2021 - May 2025).

Karthinks collects notes on karthinks.com. Karthinks writes to be able to think, covering topics such as avy, elfeed, emacs, gptel, latex, notmuch, orgmode, popper, and treesitter. Karthinks's work includes explorations of tool use with gptel, fringe matters, Emacs window management, RefTeX in Org Mode, and various Emacs-related topics like persistent prefix keymaps, structural editing, and LaTeX previews. Karthinks also delves into the Notmuch email client and shares Emacs editing tips.

Xavi Costafreda-Fu is a student at the University of Oxford studying Mathematics and Computer Science. In his free time, he reads and writes on Substack. He also posts on Twitter. On his website, you can see what he's up to and what he's about in general. He has one and a half years’ worth of monthly playlists available, as well as some art that he likes.

Petr Lorenc is a student and programmer with an interest in machine learning. He enjoys going to the gym, running, travelling, and trying new foods. Petr is interested in exploring new technologies and applying ideas in the real world. He has worked at DHL Anywhere, Seznam, and Ackee Dateio. Petr studied at CTU in Prague (Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Faculty of Information Technology) and NTUT in Taipei. He is also a member of eClub at CTU.

Roza Bass is a student currently conducting a systematic literature review on "Temporal Text Classification." This blog serves as a diary documenting the process. Roza invites readers to meet at the finish line.

Left4Code is a person who likes computers. They are interested in programming, operating systems, retrocomputing, and the internet. They also enjoy making websites. They have a fondness for the 90s web aesthetic.