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Eric Migicovsky is an inventor who enjoys creating new products. He is known for creating Pebble, the first smartwatch, and Beeper, a universal chat app. Eric also spent four years as a partner at Y Combinator. He advises early-stage startups, especially those focused on hardware. He believes the most rewarding feeling is seeing someone using a product he helped create.

Kevin Albertson is a Software Developer from Hamilton, NJ. He creates Software, Websites, and Games.

Doug Brown is a classic Mac and Linux enthusiast who also uses Windows. He enjoys tinkering with Linux kernel development in his spare time. Doug is currently the Senior Manager of Embedded Software at Skip-Line, where he works with bare-metal firmware for microcontrollers and embedded Linux projects for the road marking industry. He writes about interesting problems he solves and cool personal projects on his website.

Pawel Brodzinski focuses on leadership in technology. His blog covers topics related to running a technology business, including product management, agile and lean methodologies, leadership, and organizational design. He writes about effective teams, organizational culture, Lean & Agile, and understanding work in the context of technology. He also writes about early-stage product development and the startup ecosystem on Pre-Pre-Seed Substack. Pawel is the Chief Cook and Bottle-Washer at Lunar Logic, a company with no managers. He is also a conference speaker, academic lecturer, and mentor.

This person enjoys eating and drinking in Austin, TX. They are interested in Austin restaurants, cookbooks, and recipes. They enjoy cooking and experimenting with ingredients like seitan and TVP. They are a fan of Kome restaurant and the Fishwife brand. They are also interested in local events like cookbook release parties at First Light bookstore. They have a partner who works from home.

Jean-David Moisan is a seasoned product leader and entrepreneur. He is passionate about building products that solve real problems and create value for users. He has a background in engineering and design, and has worked in a variety of industries, including consumer electronics, healthcare, and education. Jean-David enjoys working with cross-functional teams to bring innovative products to market. He is currently focused on helping companies build and scale their product organizations.

Jonathan is a software developer based in Dresden, Germany. He works mainly in web development as a fullstack developer, specialising in the frontend development. He primarily uses TypeScript/JavaScript, as well as Python and occasionally Rust. He has given talks at Dev Day in Dresden, c't <webdev> in Cologne, NodeConfEU in Waterford, Ireland, and EnterJS in Mainz, Germany. He also created an online tool for generating key cards for playing Codenames Duet. He can be contacted via jonathan.frere@ example.com. gmail.com or through his employer, Esveo GmbH.

Daniel Hooper is a software engineer and designer whose work focuses on tools for creatives, and video games for the curious. In 2012, Daniel designed gestural text selection, which was covered by The Verge, Engadget, iMore, Fast Company, MacRumors, and Daring Fireball and is now integrated into Android and iOS. He worked at Apple on the iOS and macOS Photography Apps. After leaving Apple, he created Principle, a UI prototyping tool used by design teams at Apple, Google, Microsoft, IDEO, Figma, and more. Apple featured Principle in its 2019 WWDC Keynote. Daniel writes and speaks on topics related to software and design and has given talks for Google, Booking.com, Apple’s design teams, Yandex, and several local tech communities. He lives in Oregon with his wife and dog.

Ashwani Rathee is a Master of Science in Computer Science student at UC Santa Cruz, advised by Prof. Alex Pang and Prof. James Davis in UCSC VIS Lab. His research currently focuses on understanding the 3D world with embodied agents to aid people. Before joining UCSC, he was a Software Engineer at FleetSafe working on radar focused surveillance systems. He received his B.E. in Information Technology from Panjab University, where he was advised by Prof. Mamta Juneja in the MDaRT DIC Lab. He contributed to open-source via GSOC'22, OSPP'21, GSSOC'21, and PSOC'20 working on spanning image processing, sentiment analysis, and machine learning.

Pippin Barr makes games. They are an Associate Professor in the Department of Design and Computation Arts at Concordia University in Montréal and the department chair. Pippin is a member of the Technoculture, Art, and Games (TAG) Research Centre, part of the Milieux Institute for Arts, Culture, and Technology. They teach or have taught creative programming, game design and development, game analysis and criticism, and internet/web-based art. Previously, Pippin taught at the Institute of Digital Games at the University of Malta (2012-2015), the Center for Computer Games Research at the IT University of Copenhagen in Denmark (2009-2012), and the HotSoft Lab at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada (2008-2009). Pippin has a doctorate and a master’s degree from Victoria University of Wellington/Te Herenga Waka in New Zealand. Their Ph.D. was about video game values and their M.Sc. was about user-interface metaphors.

Raoul Pop is a creator who has been running his website since August 7, 2000. His website contains his thoughts, reviews, photos, and videos on a variety of topics, including events, exercise, how-to guides, places, and technology. He also produces web shows and videos related to living a good life and a talk show called "De Vorba cu Ligia." His website has accumulated over 2 million views since January 2010, when he moved it to WordPress. He is also active on social media platforms such as YouTube, Flickr, and Instagram.

Ersei is an HPC Solutions Engineer at KLA. They are a self-taught software engineer with a diverse skillset, ranging from reverse-engineering to self-hosting and programming language theory. Their focus has increasingly been on low-level systems, formal languages, and computer security skills. Ersei graduated from Purdue University's Computer Science program in the Winter of 2025. Outside of work, they contribute to open-source projects, give talks on technology, write blog posts, and manage their own servers and self-hosted software. They also enjoy the outdoors.

Suraj Chaudhary is a writer, developer, and founder who shares lessons and resources for living a fuller life. He publishes articles weekly, offering actionable tips for optimizing life and work. His work focuses on productivity, personal life, and business/careers. Suraj started his blog in 2021 as a collection of inspirations, ideas, realizations, and lessons he has accumulated. He was born in Nepal and moved to NYC for higher education. He is currently a Mathematics and Computer Science major (Honors) at St. Joseph’s University, Brooklyn, New York. He also runs a YouTube channel and sometimes hosts a podcast.

Benjamin Hollon is a storyteller and citizen of the world with many hobbies. He codes, blogs, writes poems, and founded a social media site. He also enjoys using the Linux terminal, playing and composing music for the trombone, and generally goofing off. He likes to be called “Amin”. His projects include readable.css, Clew, and Writing Month. He has a personal blog, musings, and other blogs. He also publishes poetry. He has a list of his travels, a now page, and a blogroll.

David Winter is a Software Engineer based in Tunbridge Wells, Kent in the United Kingdom. He has a passion for coding and writing about it. He has co-authored four books, including "Modernising Legacy Applications in the Public Sector," "User-centered Practices for Sustainable Technology," "Building High Performance Agile Teams," and "A Field Guide To Continuous Delivery." David is currently developing a keyboard driven note application called nimblenote, built with Electron and available for macOS, Linux and Windows.

Mark Litwintschik is a Big Data, AI, GIS & Networking Consultant. He has worked with clients in the UK, USA, Sweden, Ireland & Germany. Past clients include BAA plc, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Blackberry, Bloomberg, British Telecom, Ford, Google, ITV, IMG, Nando's, News UK, Pizza Hut, Royal Mail, T-Mobile, Williams Formula 1, Wise & UBS. He holds both a Canadian and a British passport as well as permanent residence in Estonia.

Eliseo Martelli is a Software Developer & Photographer based in Turin, Italy. He is currently engaged in building a reproducible computing platform for bioinformatics research. He is a computer science student passionate about networking and high performance computing. His interests also include art, photography, design and music. Eliseo works as a Researcher at Consortium GARR in Rome, Italy. He also works as a Software Developer at Federazione Gomma Plastica in Milan, Italy. He has experience as a Network Technician at Dedalonet S.r.l. He has also worked as a Freelance Software Developer and Open Source Software Contributor.

Matt Cutts served as Administrator at the U.S. Digital Service (USDS), which sits in the Executive Office of the President of the U.S. Federal Government. At USDS, he helped improve government services. He initially joined USDS in 2016 at the Department of Defense and served as Administrator from January 2017 to April 2021, setting the overall direction and strategy for projects. Previously, Matt served as head of the webspam team at Google for many years, where he protected the quality of Google's web search results. Matt wrote the first version of SafeSearch, Google's family filter. He is known for his 30-day challenges and is an avid long-distance runner. Matt holds a master's degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and bachelor's degrees in both mathematics and computer science from the University of Kentucky. Matt is tackling life with his partner Lindsay and their dog Rojo.

dither8 is the creator of dither8.xyz, a website dedicated to sharing guides and insights on computers, Linux, free/open-source, and minimalist software. dither8's website features articles such as "Why independent web browsers matter," "Simple Home NAS," and "Become a ninja at Linux gaming." dither8 encourages readers to follow the website's content using RSS feeds for the blog and guides.

Andreas Kling is a lifelong programming enthusiast and aspiring generalist. He is currently working on SerenityOS, a from-scratch operating system that tries to make Unix fun again. Andreas has been writing C++ for many years at companies both big and small. He uploads screencasts of himself working on SerenityOS to his YouTube channel. He also does a series of informal “commute talks” in the car where he discusses random programming topics or tells stories about jobs he’s had. He accepts monthly donations via Patreon and is also in the GitHub Sponsors program. He also accepts one-time donations via Paypal. He can be found on Twitter as @awesomekling.