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Bogdan Buduroiu is a platform engineer currently building at Oolong Technologies. He resides in Taiwan. He studied Deep Learning and now focuses on creating performant Engineering Platforms for the ML & GPU-bound age. He is exploring information retrieval algorithms, especially inference at the edge, and working with small LLMs. He writes about Android, Automation, Data, Deep Learning, DevOps, Engineering, GAN, Geopolitics, Life, LLM, Machine Learning, Military, Misinformation, Networking, Nvidia, Obsidian, Privacy, Research, Self-Hosting, Semantic Router, Society, Taiwan, and Tech.

Eric is passionate about technology and productivity. He started his blog in 2012 to write about these interests and redesigned the site in 2025 to improve content creation and sharing. He has worked as an engineer, in consulting, architecture, technical pre-sales, and sales roles. He has worked at companies like Microsoft and Google. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, working on tech projects, boating, and ice fishing.

Bastian Widmer (they/them) is a technologist contributing to open source software. They are interested in technology and open source software. Bastian is involved in creating livestreams and finding creative solutions at EVERYWOW. They focus on building globally distributed teams and infrastructure. Bastian is a Green Party Member, SRG-Fan, and Open Street Map rookie. They move bits and rack servers at CommunityRack.org (AS57118) and host the NRDY Podcast in Swiss-German. Bastian also writes on their blog, covering topics in both German and English.

Srikanth is a builder who focuses on solving his own problems and sharing those solutions with others. Born in Hyderabad in 2008, he was inspired by robots and inventions from a young age. After an initial attempt to build and sell headphones, he shifted his focus to software development, finding it more accessible than hardware due to its lower resource requirements. He is interested in entrepreneurship and creating original solutions rather than copies.

Tyler W. Phass, also known as Code Zealot, is a Software Developer and UX/UI Designer with over a decade of experience. He discovered programming in college and is self-taught. He gained experience creating Minecraft mods and websites. Tyler founded Code Zealot Studios LLC and became a Microsoft Minecraft Partner. He later transitioned back to traditional Software Development and UI/UX Design. Currently, he works as a Senior Frontend Developer for QRC Technologies, a Parsons Company, where he designed and built the user interface for BlueFly®. He shares his projects, articles, and courses on his website.

Ukaza Perdana is a software developer from Indonesia. He enjoys creating various types of software, including cool and useful, cool but useless, and boring but useful projects. Through his weblog, he writes about software development, his experiences as a human, and other topics that pique his interest.

Sean Wei is a software engineer focused on software development, network management, and information security. In 2025, he served as an overseas information volunteer in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, assisting in the construction of CCTV and computer classroom automatic management systems. Currently, he works as a backend engineer at a startup company, where he helped increase vehicle search speed by 8 times and assisted in upgrading the system framework. Sean is passionate about technology and open source, actively participating in information communities such as SITCON and sharing his learning outcomes.

Tobias Lidman-Strauss is an amateur and tinkerer, as well as a professional architect (SAR/MSA) based in Sweden, where he primarily designs residential buildings. In his spare time, he enjoys exploring various interests and considers himself a "rabbit-hole enthusiast." He is an avid note-taker, using notebooks and plain-text files to keep track of his ideas and objects. Tobias uses GNU Emacs for writing, organizing, emailing, and programming. He also enjoys photography and creating sonic experiments.

Vishnu Haridas is a tech enthusiast currently building solutions at QBurst UAE. He helps businesses grow by understanding their needs, architecting systems, and leading development teams to deliver high-impact tech solutions. Vishnu started coding in the late 2000s and has since worked across platforms, explored different technologies, mentored developers, and built products. He shares his thoughts on tech, life, and everything in between on his personal website. He also created April⋅SSG, a static site generator.

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Victor is a Certified Naturopathic Practitioner, a Certified Wholistic Health Coach and a Health, Wellness and Nutrition Expert. He is a Certified Trainer in the Success Principles and in the Canfield Methodology by Jack Canfield. He is the author of the book "How to Be Happy, Healthy and Whole.” Victor Dedaj is the author of the book “You Can Become Successful.” He is also a Global Internet Entrepreneur.

Sam Saffron is the Co CEO of Discourse and a co-founder. He lives in sunny Sydney. He loves writing about performance, Ruby, Mini Profiler and technology related topics. He can be contacted at sam@samsaffron.com for speaking engagements and general enquiries.

Adam is a designer and developer. He is currently building things at Vercel. Previously, he was at Netlify. He enjoys working on design systems and developer tooling. He also likes photography, reading, and mechanical keyboards.

Maurycy is interested in electronics, software, chemistry, and photography. He maintains a blog covering these topics, including projects and images related to space, electronics, and atom arrangement. He has created a nonsense generator. Maurycy also curates a list of blogs he finds useful and verifies are not generated by LLMs. His recent posts cover topics such as website future-proofing, writing a static site generator, and creating a personal website.

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).

Fredrik Meyer has a PhD in algebraic geometry and currently works as a software consultant for Scienta AS. His skills include languages such as Kotlin, Java, Python, Javascript, and Clojure. He has experience with AWS, particularly serverless technologies like Lambda, S3, and SQS. He also has expertise in mathematics, especially algebraic geometry. As a hobby, he enjoys programming in Clojure, creating generative art, and implementing geometric algorithms.

Adam is a writer who blogs about life, people, and the thoughts that come with being human. He identifies as a male (he/him) and describes himself as a Procyon Lotor impersonating a Homo Sapiens. He is from Poland and speaks Polish (C2), English (C1), and Russian (A1/A2). Adam's fursona is a raccoon-deer hybrid. His interests include biology, reading, journaling, furries, and code writing. Some of his favorite things include the song "Climbing up the Walls" by Radiohead, the book "A Little Life" by Hanya Yanagihara, and the movie "Fantastic Mr. Fox" by Wes Anderson.

Firda Beka is a Gen X-er in their early 50's (pronouns: she/they). They are Indonesian by birth and Canadian by choice and citizenship. Firda lives on the lands of the Anishnabek et al., in a small, Southwestern Ontario town in Canada, with their husband of 20 years. Happily child-free, Firda used to be a librarian, a web designer, and a photographer. Firda has been keeping an online presence since 1997 and started the blog Weblog Wannabe in February 2000. Firda is active on Mastodon.

Scott Larson is a computer repair and data recovery service provider. He is also a spiritual activist. He repairs and provides solutions for computers and software, custom-built computers for gamers and creative artists, and data loss issues. He also provides recommendations for laptops, custom PCs, productivity software, and disaster recovery backup solutions. Scott deploys desktops and workstations for small offices, gamers, creative artists, and office professionals. He also sets up home/WiFi networking environments and printing/scanning and virtual/augmented reality hardware. He offers first class, priority, and second class service options. He is interested in training an apprentice in his field.