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Carter Watson is the creator of cartwatson.com, where he intends to write about things he finds interesting. He invites visitors to check his "now" page to learn about his current activities and encourages them to connect with him on LinkedIn to discuss his writing or other topics. He notes that the site was created without the assistance of LLMs.

Kris Hofstädter uses their website as a space to organize their work and philosophy, grow as a communicator, and inspire others. They research Enhancing Audio Description at the University of York and draft funding applications for biofeedback to support meditation practices. Kris taught the Navigating the Digital World module at the University of Essex for three years and is now a visiting fellow there. They are also a parent governor at their son’s junior school with responsibilities linked to special education needs and sustainability.

Roger is a programmer who recently restarted blogging. He has experience building websites since before the term "blog" was popular, starting with static pages and progressing through ASP, WordPress, Hugo, and currently 11ty. He uses a DIY desktop computer running Ubuntu and writes small personal tools in Node.js. He is an avid Emacs user, customizing it for coding, blogging, task management, RSS reading, and web browsing. He is looking for a place to record his thoughts.

Christopher Himes is a tech professional living in Metro Detroit. He has over 10 years of experience as a Product Owner, leading transformative projects and delivering measurable results. He is adept at building high-performing teams and driving strategic growth. Most recently, he was a Retail Catalog Manager - Doors at JELD-WEN. Christopher enjoys cooking, baking, gardening, and experimenting with technology. He also enjoys music, particularly early 00s indie, emo, rap/hip-hop, Mowtown, soul, and funk. He has a progressive worldview and values honesty, empathy, and integrity. He also enjoys art and horror movies.

This individual is a writer and technology enthusiast who has been sharing their thoughts and experiences online since 1994. They value sharing knowledge and see it as part of the Hacker's Way. Their website serves as a personal project to document their existence and offer insights they hope will be useful to their children and others. They use tools like Hugo, Cloudflare Pages, GIMP, ChatGPT, Ghostty, Neovim, LazyVim, and Zed to create and maintain their site.

Josh is a high school junior interested in tech, games, and reading. He aims to update his website, Glitched, periodically with his current projects. His posts include a variety of tech-related endeavors, such as playing Bad Apple on a Renasight advertisement device, creating a notes app for Windows XP, and working with a Windows XP machine. He also explores other creative projects, like lying fortune cookies and a wallet application.

Steve Best is a PCI ISA, PCIP, CISM, and general security enthusiast residing near Charlotte, NC. He is married with three children. First and foremost, he is a Jesus follower. He considers himself a tech nerd, but also appreciates analog tools, particularly paper notebooks. While his iPhone is his most used computer, he has been a Linux user since 2004 and also appreciates the simplicity of Chromebooks. He enjoys sharing tech advice, recommending that people use what works best for them. He also loves basketball and BMWs. He uses his website to practice HTML and CSS, hone his writing skills, and explore topics related to his personal life, technology, and productivity.

Ashwin R is a backend engineer currently working at Zoho, where he focuses on Java, performance optimization, and preventing production issues. Previously, he worked on data pipelines and cloud infrastructure at Propel. Ashwin enjoys building scalable systems, writing clean code, and debugging. He has built a credential platform adopted by the Indian government, a sanitation mapping tool, and an escrow marketplace. He is also a multiple hackathon winner and holds certifications in Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.

Morris Liu is a Rust systems engineer and AI infrastructure architect. Currently working as a Startup CTO, he specializes in large-scale crawling architecture and data engineering. With over seven years of experience, he has scaled from individual contributor to CTO, leading engineering teams and building enterprise platforms. His open source projects include Sealbox and Kira. Outside of his professional work, Morris practices bass and photography.

Alfred Nerstu is a Swedish designer based in Copenhagen, Denmark. He is a bootstrapped solopreneur who offers product design, design systems, and embedded design leadership through Fractional.design. Previously, Alfred worked at Bang & Olufsen, ustwo, and Pacemaker. He also co-founded two companies: AN Denmark and Handlag. Alfred is a DJ and dance music enthusiast who shares music on Studion, a platform he is building.

Eric Winchester is a 46-year-old creative professional who has worked in the digital creative industry. He enjoys learning, sharing, and chasing down whatever sparks joy. His website, ericslog.com, is his own corner of the internet, a place to share what he's working on, thinking about, or learning. He tinkers with ideas and projects, shares thoughts on tech, creativity, life and nostalgia, and explores random rabbit holes. He messes with homelab gear, retro tech, and floppy disks.

Luis is a person who enjoys reading books, watching movies, listening to music, going to concerts, buying music, and collecting vinyls. He also writes code and maintains a website with posts and links related to himself. He avoids posting on Twitter, Mastodon, Bluesky, Instagram, and LinkedIn. He plans to set up a microblog on his site.

Mike Johnson is a Tech Lead and currently the Director of Engineering at Vinovest. He considers himself full-stack, with a preference for Go, Python, or Typescript on the backend and React on the frontend, though he also enjoys web components. He is a former US Marine and enjoys running and cycling.

Tuấn - Nguyễn Mạnh Tuấn is a creative thinker, problem solver, and lifelong learner. He enjoys exploring new design trends and techniques. When not working with pixels, he can be found sketching, reading science magazines and technology blogs, gardening, or working on DIY projects. He created The Room of Requirement as a personal space to store ideas and things he has collected.

Pedro Dal Bó is a Civil Engineer specializing in Geometry and Earthworks, based in São Paulo, Brazil. He considers his website, Ondeando, a personal space away from algorithms and endless feeds, reflecting his belief in an independent web and owning one's data. He shares his readings, film interests, and thoughts on life, the universe, and everything else. He also writes about the books he's read on the blog Histórias para Ler.

Vid Ferris, formerly David Ferris, studied Electrical Engineering and Mathematics at the University of Newcastle, Australia. His thesis project involved creating an English-language Text-to-speech synthesis system in MATLAB. He then worked as a Research Officer at the University of Queensland’s node of the Australian Research Council’s Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language (CoEDL). There, he focused on social robotics and speech technologies for low-resource languages. He also contributed to a collaborative grant with the University of California, San Diego, and the US Air Force, working on applications of Topological Data Analysis to rat neural data and human-computer interaction data.

Marcel Ventosa is the founder-architect and CEO of Chenla Agathos Solutions in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He focuses on building processes, rituals, and a culture of ownership within his company. Marcel is a construction and project systems consultant with an owner’s representative mindset. He is an infrastructure pragmatist, prioritizing free software and federated systems. Marcel is interested in systems thinking and humane technology, drawing inspiration from thinkers like Ivan Illich. He is also a father and enjoys spending time with his family.

Tarek writes about projects, hobbies, and recent things. He can be contacted via email or ProtonMail. For secure communication, his GPG public key is available.

JK, short for Junkai, is a research scientist based in Shenzhen, China. He works as a quantum computing scientist, focusing on theoretical research in quantum control, including quantum dynamics, dynamically corrected gates, quantum compiling, and noise characterization. He is also interested in math-heavy topics like AI. Beyond his research, JK enjoys subcultural and alternative spaces, makes music, DJs, and listens to all kinds of music. He has lived in various locations including cities in China, Canada, the US, and Australia.