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Ari Klinger is a founder and investor with a strong interest in tech, marketing, and finance. He enjoys exploring opportunities and working with founders to accelerate their success. He currently invests with No Brand and works with founders via FounderCo. Ari has invested in, advised, or been on the board of companies like AuthSignal, Design.com, and Hipages. Previously, he founded iMega, OMG: Online Marketing Group, and Spring.me. He was also a founding partner of Right Click Capital and Right Click Partners.

Corbin is a storyteller who shares his thoughts and experiences on Corbin.Camp. He is involved in several projects, including steelhead conservation, supporting his wife Linsey Corbin's culinary endeavors, and running a small batch marketing agency focused on iterative marketing. He expresses gratitude to the people who make these projects possible.

Mirthe Valentijn is a metalhead, hobby photographer, reader, and film enthusiast. A world traveler and homebody, she resides in a weaver's courtyard in Leiden. Formerly a web developer, she now works as a product owner. She has maintained her website since 1996, and has blogged there since 2001, archiving interesting articles. She also provides information about her family tree, from Cornelis Valentijn, an enslaved ancestor from Sulawesi, to other contributors to the Valentijn and Schoonhoven families.

Paris Vega is an SEO Consultant and the Lead SEO Consultant/CEO at Enok SEO. He helps agencies grow with SEO. Paris also hosts the First Customers podcast, where he interviews entrepreneurs about acquiring their first customers. Additionally, he invests in startups through Vega Ventures. With over 20 years of experience, Paris has worked across various industries, developing skills in web design, web development, digital marketing, and conversion rate optimization.

Cecilia Macaulay is a Permaculture designer who uses Zen skills to rearrange homes and relationships. She creates ecosystems, starting with gardens and moving to households. Her focus is on dwellings and how to dwell well. She consults, declutters, and sets up co-houses. Cecilia guides people to set up new boundaries and let go of burdens, both physical and communicative. She was formerly a Lecturer & Course Coordinator at the School of Health Sciences, RMIT University.

Denise Zdunczyk is the author behind Stick Figure Solutions, a website dedicated to helping women struggling with self-acceptance. She believes in the power of words to change lives and aims to live up to her full potential. Her work, including her upcoming book, "I'm Sorry, but I'm Done Apologizing," focuses on providing insight and encouragement to women navigating the challenges of daily life. Denise invites readers to connect with her and explore ideas for living a lighter, more inspired life.

Joe Conley writes about a variety of topics including AI code review tools, GraphRAG, and data analytics with AWS. He has given presentations at Turnberry Solutions' Product Academy and the Greater Philadelphia AWS User Group. He is the author of "Advanced Data Analytics with AWS." He also writes about investing and philosophy.

Mikha'el is a programmer who blogs about his technical experiences and solutions. He shares configurations, scripts, and tools related to topics like Mikrotik monitoring, internet speed tracking, and log analysis. He is active on Twitter and has profiles on Linuxcounter, Last.fm, and Github.

Morgan, also known as SansGuidon online, is a Belgian programming geek and indie hacker living in Gembloux, Belgium. He is the owner of Zoemp and author of Bombo Podcast. Morgan is a father, espresso junkie, and simplicity seeker with interests including board games, reading, writing, music, and automation. He helps keep cloud costs minimal and human work friction-less by automating tasks and improving performance.

Raivo Laanemets is a software developer living in Elva, South Estonia. He currently works at Ambright GmbH, building a visual editor using React and TypeScript. Raivo has a background in building things, starting with hands-on experience with tools and equipment. He first used a computer around 1996 and became fascinated with the Internet and applications. He has experience as a freelance software developer and consultant. In his free time, Raivo enjoys running and dancing.

Sam Thomas Davies is dedicated to helping others work smarter and live better. He analyzes ideas from nonfiction books and turns them into actionable takeaways. Through his weekly newsletter, Words Into Works, Sam shares ideas focused on self-improvement and psychology. He also explores topics like decision-making and productivity on his blog, with a focus on tools like Notion. Sam offers courses on using Notion to build a "Second Brain" and master productivity.

The Renaissance Ninja is a creative individual who embodies curiosity, physical skill, resilience, and tenacity. Inspired by the ideals of the Renaissance man and the endurance of the ninja, they strive to combine a masterful mind with a masterful body. This person is focused on learning, creating, and curating, documenting their learning process and sharing their work, whether finished or in progress. They are interested in static site updates, particularly using Gridsome, and exploring the intersection of technology and creativity.

Tanja de Bie – van Leeuwen is a UX Coach and Senior UX Designer at KLM (project). She is a writer who enjoys sharing her thoughts and experiences on her blog. Tanja has a background in graphical design and web design, and has been freelancing in UX Design since 2009. She also enjoys cycling and is a former Dutch National Champion in Downhill racing.

Antoine is a 49-year-old living in France. He works as a Game Developer and Production Director at Cyanide Studio, where he has been for over 22 years, with more than 16 years as Production Director. He is the father of two daughters. He enjoys music, particularly Techno, Psytrance, Rock, and Punk Rock. He is also a Sci-Fi enthusiast and enjoys web development, experimenting with indie-web tendencies on his site.

Hexaèdre is a retired physicist, entrepreneur, and coder who writes about games and code. They have been playing RPGs since 1982 and board games even longer. They got their first computer in 1981 and taught themselves machine code. They have since learned many other programming languages and have written production code used in the manufacturing industry.

Jake Weidokal is an IT Specialist at the NASA Safety Center, where he is responsible for product management of the NASA Mishap Information System (NMIS) and the NASA Cause Analysis Tool (NCAT). He also develops low/no-code solutions in Power Platform and maintains his organization’s technical infrastructure. Previously, he was a web developer at Progressive Insurance and Taazaa. He values faith, family, love, curiosity, and honesty. He enjoys coffee, websites, disc golf, smoking meats, bourbon, reading, journaling, dancing, table tennis, golf, and buffalo chicken dip.

Lee Jones started programming at 14, writing software in BASIC and Assembly Language. He created and sold software for the pre-internet BBS ecosystem. He spent the 90s doing C and C++ development in voice processing and on products based around a language he developed, later working on kernels and device drivers. From the early 2000s until 2021, he led a team designing and developing software products. He is currently the CTO of GrailPay, working on ACH and risk. This site is coded in php8.4, using the neuron-php framework that he is developing. Blahg is his blog implementation that allows him to write posts in markdown and yaml using vi.