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Nadja Bester writes, speaks, builds, unmakes, remakes, and wanders. She cofounded AdLunam and Altcoin Observer. Nadja focuses on Web3 x AI, decentralised funding, and the intersection of psychology, technology, and systems of meaning. A one-time South African, she is now an Earth Wanderer settled in tropical Asia, trading nomad flight paths for frangipani and worldschooling for watering schedules.

Chlorine is an Element-chan who writes and maintains the Garden of Outlier, a personal website described as a "secret garden" built with "sunlight, hot tea, and bitstreams." She is an indie blogger, open movement advocate, alt-history writer, and cyber hermit. Currently a student in a cross-disciplinary field, Chlorine enjoys writing about a wide range of topics, from technology and science to history and personal experiences. She values freedom, beauty, and love, and aims to create a space for knowledge and personal expression.

Ben Borgers is a software engineer based in Boston. He currently works at Owner and contributes to Buttondown. Previously, he worked at Notion and Locket, and interned at IBM. Ben graduated from Tufts University in 2025 with a B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering Psychology and a minor in German. He has worked on a variety of projects, including JumboSmash, TikTok Graveyard, GovDiff, Speakology, Tufts Meal Plan Wrapped, and opensheet.

Chris Vogt is a Software Engineer based in San Francisco. He works at GoDaddy, creating tools for small businesses to build their online presence. His personal website is a digital garden where he shares his explorations, projects, and learnings. He enjoys playing the piano, teaching himself music, and experimenting with sound. He also enjoys spending time with friends and connecting with passionate people.

Kittelsaa is a Software Engineer and Digital Anthropologist exploring the human side of the digital world. Born and raised in Kigali, Rwanda, Kittelsaa's work exists at the intersection of building digital systems and understanding their cultural impact. They approach software as cultural artifacts, reflecting values, biases, and aspirations. They are actively engaging with communities at TechBaseRw, working to promote tech and digital literacy. When not immersed in code, Kittelsaa enjoys writing and conversations around pop culture, the tech industry, history, and the future.

Logan is a builder and explorer who enjoys wrestling with code and cloud technologies. He specializes in helping teams move fast, stay secure, and scale smart, from launching MVPs to leading platform overhauls. His expertise includes building modern web applications, designing secure AWS environments, and implementing cloud networking and security. He also has experience in Kubernetes operations, technical leadership, startup execution, prototyping, cost optimization, and custom software development.

Wonsik Choi is a designer. He has experience creating websites, brands, and digital products. He started building websites as a middle school student. Later, as a high school student, he won an award at a national internet competition, recognizing his talent for digital creation. He began his career at EAISI in 2010. Currently, he is building Fortë at Spotope Labs.

Thanos Kastoras maintains a personal webpage where he plans to post about Compilers, Computer Architecture, and Computer Science. He intends the content to be primarily for his own benefit, but also for others who may be interested. He may also write about unrelated topics. His CV and contact information are available on the site.

Stigma Marketing & Development, based in Missoula, MT, helps businesses authentically market and grow as a team. They focus on aligning a business's vision, values, and voice through customized marketing and development services. Stigma M&D works with the ideas, people, teams, and systems behind businesses, bridging the gap between strategy and execution. They offer services such as web design, digital strategy, team development, and leadership training. Stigma M&D emphasizes people-first culture, authentic storytelling, and values-driven, sustainable growth.

Jayesh Padhiar is a full-stack developer focused on building reliable and scalable web applications. He has experience working on high-traffic platforms, real-time systems, and internal tools, primarily using JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular, React, and Node.js. He enjoys being part of teams where code has a real-world impact. Outside of work, Jayesh enjoys creating side projects that solve interesting problems. He also enjoys hiking, reading, and football.

Trace McQuaig is a technology leader, architect, and innovator with over 20 years of experience in the field. A lifelong technology veteran and pioneer of cloud computing, Trace is passionate about technology, investing, the future, family, and gaming. Over the past decade, Trace has led teams and collaborated with talented people globally, emphasizing the importance of communication and relationships. Trace is excited to share knowledge and learn from others.

Jenna Nord is a photographer based in Missoula, Montana, specializing in Birth, Maternity, Wedding, and Luxury Boudoir Photography. She travels across Montana, the USA, and destinations around the globe to create personal, transformative, and unforgettable photographic experiences. Jenna's work captures raw emotion and timeless artistry. She also offers brand photography services. Jenna doesn't just take photos—she holds space, witnessing and translating thresholds into art. Her sessions are rooted in emotional intelligence, deep listening, and intuitive presence.

Lucas (also known as paiput) is a 20-year-old Argentinian Software Developer & Computer Science Student based in Buenos Aires. He is passionate about creating scalable software, paying attention to detail and focusing on user experience. He enjoys both front-end and back-end development, considering himself a full-stack developer. His tech stack includes React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, and Prisma ORM.

Tom Han Chongye is a Research Assistant at the Pereira Lab in Salk Institute, where he leverages deep learning to analyze the pathogenesis of ALS in a mouse model. A recent Bowdoin graduate in Biology and Computer Science, Tom develops tools for health data visualization and behavioral annotation. His projects include an iOS health data app, an undergraduate honors thesis applying deep learning to cricket ethology, and a serverless API for fetching currently playing music. He also enjoys exploring bike routes and tinkering with his Flipper Zero.

Ricky DeeMoose, also known as "El Alce Vagabundo," is exploring WordPress and Divi to build a personal website. He intends to learn how to construct a site from the ground up, focusing on efficiency and consistency through default settings and templates. Ricky envisions sharing his experiences through a blog or photo journal. He has lived in 6 countries, 9 states, and visited 25 countries. He values the personal, non-commercial spirit of the early internet and aims to create a website free of advertisements, reminiscent of the internet's golden age.

AIficionado is a chronicler of the transition to a future where technology helps tackle humanity's greatest challenges. They champion progress and automation, but believe the value generated must support a just and equitable society. AIficionado explores the parallel journey of AI's improving capabilities and our wisdom in applying them. Their 'ChatGPT moment' sparked a reconnection with building and creating, showing how AI can empower anyone to turn ideas into reality.

Mari Miavka is an Art Director from Kyiv, Ukraine, currently based in Switzerland. A former Ukrainian champion in women’s Bike Downhill, she now explores her creativity through drawing, photography, and coding. Driven by curiosity and a spirit of rebellion, Miavka seeks to cast light into the shadows and explore new ideas and perspectives. She values authenticity and encourages others to unlock their potential. Her work is open for anyone who feels the call to explore their own truth.

Andy Carnevale is a data engineer and Python developer based in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has several years of experience in Python, SQL, and data infrastructure. He has a strong foundation in building reliable pipelines, developing internal tooling, and leading agile teams. Most recently, he's been working independently on full-stack projects using Django, SQL, and D3.js. He is interested in roles that combine technical depth with product thinking. He builds data visualizations and AI-enhanced web applications with Python & Django.