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John Floren is an engineer at Gravwell, a startup. He develops distributed systems-type code in Go. Previously, he worked at Sandia National Labs in Emulytics and cyber-security. He graduated with BS and MS degrees in Computer Engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology in 2010. His professional interests include OS design and implementation, supercomputing, security, embedded and wearable computing, and collaborative work environments. He programs mostly in Go, with some C. He also enjoys Lisp. Some of his recent projects include Bellwether, zk, and Harvey. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area.

Rajee Pandi is an influencer and digital content creator behind momsfocus.net, a website dedicated to mothers passionate about learning and living well. She is also a blogger. Rajee was formerly the owner of momsfocusonline.com. After focusing on raising her two sons, she has returned to blogging to share her journey, insights, and lessons. Her aim is to build a community where everyone can grow together. Rajee explores diverse interests, including savoring new cuisines, discovering new places, practicing meditation, and embracing a spiritual journey. She has followers across YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

Christian Grognuz is a software engineer. He is passionate about building software and solving problems. He is interested in functional programming, distributed systems, and cloud computing. He likes learning new things and sharing his knowledge with others.

Sam is a mathematics teacher in England. He teaches secondary mathematics in a rural town. He is a husband and a father to two little boys. He is committed to improving his character and never stops learning. He identifies as an ecosocialist and has been vegan for 10 years. He can be contacted at sayhi@the tangent.space.

Mayhul Arora likes writing code that's easy to change and building products that people love to use. He is currently working on Heartbeat, where he is enabling people to build a place they can call their own on the internet. He enjoys thinking about functional programming, user experience, strategy games and game design. He lives in Brooklyn, NYC. He can be reached at mayhul99@gmail.com.

Michael Prokop is the CEO at SynPro Solutions GmbH. He is a developer in the Debian and Grml open source projects. He is the founder and lead behind Grml-Forensic, a system designed for forensic investigations and data rescue tasks. He occasionally writes in his blog and can be found on Mastodon.

Andrey Listopadov, also known as Andrey Orst, is a software developer and free software enthusiast. This is his personal space, where he shares his thoughts on various topics. He does not post regularly, but interested readers can follow him via an RSS feed to get notified of new posts. He has a lot of projects of various quality, in various programming languages. Most of his work is available under MIT or GPL3 licenses on his GitLab or GitHub profiles, both under the username andreyorst. He can be reached by Email or Telegram at @aorst, but may be slow to respond.

Vidar is a data scientist and economist. He is interested in how people make decisions, and how those decisions affect society. He has worked on a variety of topics, including climate change, energy, and transportation. He is currently working as a Principal Data Scientist at Climate X. He previously worked at Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM). Vidar holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Oslo.

Timothy is an undergraduate student in computer engineering, a Linux user, and a retro enthusiast. He enjoys learning about technology, both old and new. He has experience using many Linux distros, video editing, and basic coding. He is currently working on side projects to learn more about how technology works, including this website. Some of his projects include NSF Music Changer for Mega Man Maker, Py-MMLV, and a Watt Meter for PCs using apcupsd. He made this website to learn more about web development and to promote his other projects. He primarily uses a monochrome ereader and a Compaq Presario C700 running VanillaDpup. On his other machines, he uses Fedora KDE. He self-hosts various services, including Kiwix, Jellyfin, and WriteFreely.

Abdul-Jabbar Bozdar is a computer programmer. He and his family own the bozdar.im website.

Oliver Davies is a Drupal developer, consultant, and speaker with 19 years of experience. He is a certified Drupal Triple Expert and a Drupal core contributor. Oliver is also a mentor, public speaker, live streamer, and host of the Beyond Blocks podcast. He has contributed code to Drupal core and written popular contributed Drupal modules and themes, PHP and JavaScript libraries, and Tailwind CSS plugins. His Override Node Options module is used on around 40,000 active Drupal websites.

ZeroLimits.dev is described as the most interesting boring person you've ever met. They can be contacted via email at contact@zerolimits.dev. Their code can be found on Codeberg and GitHub under the username noClaps. They are working on a new programming language called NC. They have also created several side projects including CatBot, a Discord bot for generating images of cats; Cite, a tool to generate Hayagriva citations from DOI URLs; a web implementation of Conway's Game of Life; an n-body simulation running in the browser; and QCSim, a quantum computer simulation research project.

John can be found on GitHub, Twitter, and LinkedIn. He wrote "Agent-Streams: Skeptical Overseer for Long-Running Coding Agents - January 1, 2026" and "Building a Personal AI Factory (July 2025 snapshot) - July 1, 2025".

Rusty is the creator of c64sets.com, a website dedicated to re-creating Commodore 64 software sets, including boxes, manuals, disks, and other materials. While Rusty started the website, he credits the accumulated effort of many contributors for its current state. He has personally scanned many of the sets featured on the site. Rusty launched c64sets.com in August 2007.

Shayon Mukherjee is a Software Engineer with Product and Infrastructure engineering experience. He enjoys building and scaling software led infrastructure. His interests include Distributed Systems, Site Reliability, Operations, Incident Management, Databases, and Neural Networks. He also enjoys Running, Gulab Jamun and Biryani. He can be found as shayonj on twitter, github, linkedin, and gmail.

John is a designer and developer. He enjoys building products and companies. He is currently building a company in stealth. Previously, he was the co-founder and CTO of Petal, a fintech company building credit cards for people new to credit. Before that, he was an early employee at Venmo. He studied computer science and cognitive science at the University of Pennsylvania.

Cole Wyeth is a third year PhD student at the University of Waterloo studying computer science with a focus on algorithmic information theory and sequential decision theory. His research interests include theoretical AI safety, particularly agent foundations, for which AIXI is a foundational concept. He is supervised by Professor Ming Li and advised by Professor Marcus Hutter. He holds an M.S. in mathematics from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. He is focused on preventing the rapid progress in AI from going badly and supports a pause on development of autonomous agents until the alignment problem is solved. He is an advisor to the AI safety research fund. In the past, he worked in robotics, including a machine learning internship at Dexai robotics. His hobbies include bouldering, reading, and mixed martial arts.

Elizabeth (Beth) Barnes is the Founder & CEO at METR, building evaluations to assess the risks of advanced AI. She previously worked at DeepMind and OpenAI. Her research focuses on measuring AI capabilities, including the length of tasks AI agents can complete and the impact of AI on developer productivity. She has also worked on evaluating the risks of AI self-improvement and the alignment of LLMs. Her work includes resources for autonomy evaluations and exploring topics like the obfuscated arguments problem and risks from AI persuasion.

Eli Tyre is focused on reducing existential risk from Superintelligence, starting in 2015. Eli aims to improve the chances that human civilization survives this century. Eli is the Strategy Director at Palisade Research, focused on briefing policymakers and the public about the intelligence explosion and AI loss of control risks. Eli also works part time for the Survival and Flourishing Fund, coordinating x-risk focused grant rounds. Eli writes on a personal blog, Musings and Rough Drafts, and also posts on Less Wrong. Eli's Twitter handle is @EpistemicHope, and threads are archived on threadreader. Eli is a software engineer and open sources projects on github. Eli is interested in participating in short adversarial collaborations.