Writing Websites

Lukas Rohr is the owner of CraftedLine, a personal website where he publishes posts about his diverse interests. These interests are unified by the idea of "crafted lines." He writes about topics ranging from literature and code to drawing and historical research. He can be reached at lukas@craftedline.ch for inquiries.

Gregory J. Stein is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at George Mason University. He runs the Robotic Anticipatory Intelligence & Learning (RAIL) Group. His research is at the intersection of robotics and machine learning, and is centered around developing representations that allow robots to better understand the impact of their actions, so that they may plan quickly and intelligently in a dynamic and uncertain world. He has a background in Physics and Robotics, and experience in subjects spanning math, physics, communication and machine learning. He shares his knowledge on his blog, Caches to Caches, because he believes that one doesn't truly understand something until they try to teach it to someone else.

Celeste is a Taiwanese individual working in the UK. She resides in Manchester and works as a Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Manager for a SaaS provider. Her background is in language-related fields, having graduated from the University of Manchester with a degree in Interpreting. She previously worked as a technical writer and freelance translator in Taiwan. After deciding to switch careers, she returned to the UK and successfully transitioned into the digital marketing field. Celeste shares her experiences with overseas work and life observations on her website, Notes by Celeste. Her website also includes practical resources and interviews.

Spotlight on Society is a platform created by someone passionate about exploring societal issues. They aim to foster critical thinking and informed discussions on a range of topics, including culture, politics, and social trends. The goal is to provide a space for diverse perspectives and encourage readers to engage with complex issues in a thoughtful manner. Spotlight on Society is dedicated to shedding light on the forces shaping our world and promoting a deeper understanding of the society we live in.

Raph Koster is a game designer, author, and speaker. He is currently CEO and Creative Director at Playable Worlds, where he’s building Stars Reach. Since 1993, he has been making virtual worlds, starting with LegendMUD. He was the creative lead on Ultima Online and later led design on Star Wars Galaxies as Creative Director at Sony Online Entertainment. In 2006, he founded Metaplace, a platform for user-created virtual worlds. He consulted with companies including Google, Facebook, and Activision from 2010-2018. He wrote A Theory of Fun for Game Design. He has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Alabama and a BA in English (Creative Writing) and Spanish from Washington College. He was born on Long Island in 1971.

Scott Nesbitt is a writer and editor located at 40.9006 ° S, 174.8860 ° E. He works in technical communication and knowledge management. In addition to his day job, he writes articles, blogs, pens essays, and publishes ebooks. He is currently rethinking various approaches to various things, reading Shadow Ticket by Thomas Pynchon, and working on two projects related to plain text. He is also trying to regularly journal.

Beau is married to Lauryn and they have four children. He has been serving in local-church ministry since 2013. He is interested in local church ministry, the Christian life, writing, media, and note-taking. He writes articles in Obsidian and edits code in Visual Studio Code. He built BeauCarpenter.net with Jekyll using the digital garden jekyll template and TailwindCSS.

Joachim Niclasen lives in Copenhagen with his family and dog. He works as a bike courier and copywriter. He enjoys personal projects, spending time outside, and running. His blog covers wine and other topics of interest to him. He writes to organize his thoughts and focuses on one idea at a time, aiming for clarity and plain language.

Daniel Kligerman is a 47-year-old Canadian living in Toronto. He has been married for over 20 years and has two children. After working at a telecommunications company for 28 years, he now works at a geospatial software company. He enjoys squash, ice hockey, reading, playing acoustic guitar and piano, and teaching business courses. A long-time blogger since 2001, with a break between 2018 and 2024, Daniel is now writing publicly again at Walking the Earth, where he shares his observations, learnings, and contemplations.

Andy Jones is an engineer-researcher at Anthropic. He has worked on various projects as demand dictates, including building early RL infrastructure, sandboxing infrastructure, leading the multimodal effort, and working on big-model training. He is also a writer, with articles on topics such as AI progress, debugging reinforcement learning systems, and AI safety. He has also worked on several projects including megastep, pybbfmm, fayin, coolgpus, kvbtests, modulepickle, zonotable, tablatex, nosearch, noterminal, and stripcommon.