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Kamil Rudnicki is the founder and CEO of TimeCamp, a time tracking SaaS software company, which he has been building since 2009. He identifies as a programmer, entrepreneur, and lifelong learner with interests spanning usable psychology, self-improvement, business, philosophy, and meditation. Kamil is an introvert (INTJ) who strives for minimalism. He is currently blogging using Obsidian Digital Garden, sharing his thoughts and writings on his website.

Markus Kainu builds software for research and reporting at the Research Department of The Social Insurance Institution of Finland (Kela) in Helsinki. His personal website showcases projects involving programming with data, including web applications for visualizing orienteering results, analyzing election data, and exploring open social data. He also works with geographical data and APIs.

Shawn L is a full-stack developer who runs a remote web development agency. He helps clients launch MVPs quickly. His programming languages include Typescript, Javascript, Vue.js, React.js, Node.js, Python, R, MongoDB, GraphQL, AWS Serverless, and Rust. Currently, he is focused on AI and would like to contribute to decentralization. Shawn also speaks five languages: English, Malay, Korean, Chinese, and Cantonese. He holds a Master's degree in Financial Engineering and has eight years of experience in commodities trading and quantitative risk management.

Wilson Muñoz is a Software Engineer based in Cancun, Mexico, focused on iOS and macOS development. He enjoys web development (front and back end), UI/UX design, and has experience in marketing and design. Wilson was a teacher for 8 years at La Salle University in Cancun and had his own radio show. He also enjoys 90's culture, playing Horde in World of Warcraft, and cooking sandwiches and tacos.

DeepakNess is an internet generalist who explores the edges of AI, tech, programmatic SEO, and marketing. He uses his website as a public brain dump, sharing thoughts, notes, and experiments related to his current projects and learning endeavors. He enjoys reading, coding while traveling, and long train journeys. He is familiar with Magahi, Hindi, English, and Odia languages. He rebuilt his website using the 11ty static site generator, publishing new posts to GitHub and automatically deploying them via Netlify.

Hugues Le Gendre has spent the last 10 years guiding decision-makers and their organizations through innovation and positive transformation. His mission is to facilitate positive change. He documents his quest publicly through over 700 original articles on his website, focusing on professional and personal development. His work explores both collective (e.g., organizational innovation) and individual (e.g., leadership) aspects, as well as personal growth. He emphasizes the importance of consciousness, courage, care, efficiency, and autonomy.

Long Hoang is a coder who turns beer into code. He is from Germany, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Singapore. He is interested in code, connecting with others, and robots.

Andy Chatham works with company founders at Articulate Labs, focusing on advisory, seed investing, and product development. He helps accelerate progress towards big visions, particularly using technology to improve lives. Previously, he founded Digital Infrastructure Inc., which incubated DIMO. He also worked for Transdev in various roles, including GM of California and Director of automated shuttle projects in North America. Earlier in his career, he was the first employee of Project 100, an early Mobility-as-a-Service company in Las Vegas.

Martina Pugliese is a physicist who works in data science, machine learning, and AI. Based in Edinburgh, Scotland, she writes about a variety of topics, including tech, data, and other areas of knowledge that fascinate her. She creates hand-drawn data visualisations and is involved in projects such as Askademic, an AI tool for scientific research, and CityBreaking, data analyses on overtourism. She also maintains a GitBook with notes on German grammar.

Matt Gibson is a tech enthusiast who has been blogging since the early 2000s. He grew up in Cumberland, Ontario, and developed an early interest in computers and telephone systems. His blog features tutorials on topics such as Asterisk, VOIP, Ubuntu, Android Phones, and RTL-SDR. He also enjoys travelling, producing music, listening to DNB/Breaks, reading, and spending time at his cottage or in Minneapolis.

Max Woolf is a software engineer, mentor, community builder and remote-work advocate. He has been a professional software engineer since 2012. Currently, he is a Staff Backend Engineer at GitLab. His professional focus is on Ruby and Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse OLAP database, Kubernetes, and event analytics. He also mentors junior engineers and advocates for all-remote companies and engineering teams. Outside of his job, Max is the Vice Chair and Trustee of Friends of Cotteridge Park, a School Governor at Cotteridge Primary School, and a mentor at School of Code.

Nico is a designer at Expo, cyclist, and father living in San Luis Obispo, CA. Originally from France, he worked at Opendoor and GitHub in the Bay Area. He designs for screens and defines himself through his work. He balances a strong work ethic with a desire to focus on creation and time outdoors. He enjoys motion and meditation to stay grounded.

Pranit Bauva is an engineer and investor. He is currently building ListenThis AI, a text-to-speech tool for blog articles. Previously, he worked on the Reverse Penny Drop product for Setu, helping it achieve product-market fit and become Setu's highest margin product. He also built a chatbot for Carousell's customer support, which serves 50,000 daily users. As an investor, Pranit focuses on publicly listed financial companies in emerging markets, analyzing annual and quarterly reports to track their performance and that of their competitors. He builds projects to automate aspects of his life.

Tom Bentley is a copywriter and storyteller. He is the author of "Aftershock – a Novel," "Flowering, a short story collection," "Find Your Voice—Write with Control, Grace and Style," "Swirled All the Way to the Shrub – a Prohibition Novel," and "All Roads Are Circles." His work has appeared in publications such as Vox, The Washington Post, Forbes, Popular Mechanics, MarketingProfs, The American Scholar, the Los Angeles Times, and Writer’s Digest. Tom offers professional writing and editing services to help clients create persuasive publications.

Bennett Black is a serial entrepreneur, innovator, and designer. He is currently building Bold Slate, a modern marketing agency focused on providing fair, honest, and simple business growth solutions to electricians, plumbers, and HVAC professionals. Bennett holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance from CU Boulder. He enjoys reading philosophy, business literature, and classic fiction, and plays the piano and drums. He is also a digital nomad, currently traveling through South America.

Chad Timblin welcomes visitors to his corner of the Internet. He finds contentment in his existence, whether known or unknown, as expressed in a quote from Walt Whitman's 'Song of Myself'.

Jose Torres is a listener and writer who works on interesting projects. He has experience leading various projects with different teams and is fascinated by studying and applying leadership practices. He started this blog to share his writings, struggles, and accomplishments, inspired by Austin Kleon's book 'Show Your Work.' Through his blog, Jose aims to share how he thinks, feels, and observes the world.

Fábio Luna was born in Rio de Janeiro in September 1974. He began studying guitar at age six, followed by flute, drums, and percussion. He studied music at UNI-RIO and joined Sivuca's band in 1997, playing percussion and drums. He has released three instrumental works, including "MACUNGUÊ-ARÁ" in 2003 and "Forró e choro Vol.I" with Marcelo Caldi. In 2014, he released the EP "Macunguê 2." He has performed with numerous musicians, including Hamilton de Holanda and Dominguinhos. He was invited to Copenhagen in 2009 with the band Caraivana to represent Brazilian music. In 2009, he released an album of his songs. He joined the vocal quartet Os Cariocas in 2010, playing drums, flute, and singing. He currently performs with Quarteto do Rio and Caraivana.

Samantha Yeargin is a software engineer who spends most days writing code. She is married and lives in East Nashville with her preschooler and a lab/shepherd/husky mix. After a career in marketing communications, she attended a software engineering bootcamp in 2014. She has written Erlang, Python, and Go for production. She is a sustainer in the Junior League of Nashville and an RRCA Level 2 certified running coach.

Ed Johnson-Williams is a person with a personal website showcasing his interests. He lives in Southampton, UK, and works at More Onion, helping charities and campaign groups in the UK, Austria, and Germany with online campaigning and fundraising. He enjoys shapenote singing and making electronic music using Ableton. He also codes various projects, including Nearest Color, Doughnut Reader, and several web development stacks. Previously, he worked as a campaigner at Traidcraft Exchange and Open Rights Group.