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Brandon Toner
// BRANDONTONER.CABrandon Toner maintains a personal website featuring directory posts on general topics and pharmacy. He shares his current activities and the tools he uses. His posts cover a range of subjects including private messaging, cribbage, local music, focus, tech independence, backups, web publishing, information capture, and kombucha brewing. He can be contacted via email, Twitter/X, and Blsky.
Charu Consul
// CHARUCONSUL.COMCharu is an independent brand consultant living in New Delhi. She is an outdoors enthusiast and an explorer at heart, frequently traveling to the mountains.
Emmanuel Orozco Colin
// EMMANUELOROZCO.COMEmmanuel Orozco writes about technology, education, and music. He blogs about his weekly learnings on Substack. He is a university professor at Kibo University. He is proficient in Javascript, Ruby, and Python. His favorite front-end frameworks are React and Vue. He was born and raised in Mexico City and currently lives in Paris.
Erik van Mechelen
// ERIK.QUESTErik is an author who began writing his first novel at age 16. He later published "Rise to the Rahz" and its sequel, "Sound of Stone," after leaving corporate America at age 27. He also wrote two short books on the board game Diplomacy: "Diplomacy Conversations" and "Conversations with Barbosa." More recently, Erik has published books focused on Minnesota elections and a travelogue set in Minneapolis. He also writes a blog and a site exploring how we vote, and helps others write and publish books.
Hayden Opie
// OPIE-ETC.COMOpie is a creator who uses computers to make things. Their website, Opie, etc., features a collection of notes on how to get computers to perform various tasks, found in the 'How To' section. The site also includes an 'Etc.' section, which covers non-computer-related topics. Opie provides updates via email signup, a Bluesky account (opie-etc.com), an X account (opieetc), and an RSS feed.
Karthik Sripal
// KARTHIKSRIPAL.BEARBLOG.DEV
Kyle Shepherd
// KYLESHEPHERD.COKyle Shepherd designs custom software by day. In his spare time, he enjoys book design and typesetting. He also dedicates time to researching and writing. He has been described as "curious (but in a good way)" and "a mostly interesting person." He is currently working on a Bible project.
Matt Lemon
// YULQEN.ORGYulqen is a person living in Berwick-upon-Tweed who enjoys technology, software, programming, music, photography, rugby, animals, poetry, and books. They are a minimalist who prefers using a terminal, but have recently started using Emacs more. They are a pescatarian. They created this website using Hugo. They have three cats.
Paul Love
// ANGLEPOISED.COMAnglepoised is a writer and curator of interesting content, sharing links and thoughts on a variety of topics. Their website, anglepoised.com, features a diverse collection of articles, music, and videos, ranging from technology and design to culture and current events. Anglepoised seems to have an interest in user experience, web development, and music.
Richard Kallos
// RKALLOS.COMRichard Kallos is a programmer who enjoys computer science and learning new programming language paradigms and studying compilers. He is currently a senior Elixir developer at MarketOps. Previously, he wrote Erlang for Grindr and Samsung Ads (formerly Adgear). Outside of programming, he enjoys reading, running, and singing in choirs.
Agnė Lukoseviciute
// ADJUSTING.BEARBLOG.DEVThis individual is exploring online writing as a way to share thoughts, ideas, and perspectives they find interesting. They are new to writing online and are giving it a try.
Miloš Miljković
// BLOG.MILJKO.ORGThis person is a hematologist/oncologist by training and a medical researcher by vocation. They are focused on cancer and cellular therapy, with research articles primarily about immunotherapy and T-cell lymphomas. They work in Maryland and live in DC. They also maintain a micro-blog in Serbian.
Arun Pa Thiagarajan
// ARUNPPSG.INArun Palaniappan is a software engineer at Zerodha. He previously worked at Deep Forest Science as a machine learning engineer, building machine learning pipelines for drug discovery and handling backend and DevOps tasks with AWS. Before that, he was a project assistant at IIT-Madras, focusing on network security. Arun holds a Masters degree in Data Science from PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, graduating in May 2021. In his spare time, he enjoys reading and practicing doing nothing.
Aryan Bhasin
// ARYANBHASIN.COMAryan Bhasin grew up in India and studied Computer Science and Finance at Princeton. He has two years of engineering experience at a DeFi startup called Compound, and one year of experience bootstrapping an AI startup, Recado, in Latin America. Currently, he is at Network School and has been working remotely in Asia for the last few months. His interests include programming, writing, traveling, philosophy, and economics.
Daniel Barreto
// DANNYBARRETO.COMDaniel Barreto is an engineer and a graduate of the University of Florida with a bachelor’s degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering and a minor in Business Administration. He is a Scrum Master at 352 Inc. and was previously part of Mindtree's Global Agile Center of Excellence. Daniel has experience in Lean processes, software consulting/development, building customer relationships, and technical sales. He is a certified Professional Scrum Master, SAFe Agilist, SAFe Practitioner, and Six Sigma Green Belt. Daniel enjoys dancing and traveling.
Evan Travers
// EVANTRAVERS.COMEvan Travers is a tool maker and storyteller currently residing in Birmingham, Alabama. He describes himself as a grace-saved sinner. He is interested in sharing what he is up to and the tools he uses.
Julia Zhu Wei
// XIGUAPI.BEARBLOG.DEVxiguapi is the Chinese pronunciation for watermelon rind. According to xiguapi, their Mum often says that they live life sliding on watermelon rind, wherever it goes, it goes.
Leon Hong
// DAYS.LEONH.SPACEThis person documents their days and moments on a website. Their posts include reflections on both significant and minor events, ranging from travel and outings to everyday occurrences and personal experiences. They share photos from various locations, including mountains, cityscapes, and parks.
Nicholas Markos
// THEHITMAKER.BEARBLOG.DEV
Paul Fawkesley
// PAUL.FAWKESLEY.COMPaul Fawkesley is an engineer and founder with a passion for programming and automation. He studied engineering and specialized in robots for his masters. He works part-time to spend afternoons with his daughter, enjoying activities like electric cargo bike rides, gardening, and robotics. Paul is also a climate activist, focused on decarbonizing his home and lifestyle. He runs Treasure Hunt Tours with his friend Ian, prioritizing customer satisfaction and automation. Paul is a student of Stoicism and Buddhism, valuing thoughtful time management and minimizing distractions.
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