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Hi there. My name is Aaron Gustafson and I work on the web.

Hello there! Hey there, I am Aditya. I am a Software Engineer residing in Seattle, Washington. I spend my day time developing back-end services at Abnormal Security and evenings tinkering with my pers…

Personal blog on software development. All opinions herein are mine and are not necessarily shared with my employer.

AltSci Blog is an aggregator for Javantea's multiple blogs

A film photographer and print maker in Seattle who documents his lab work, repairs vintage electronics, and shares photography.

Andrea Allievi explored computer security, Windows internals, kernel-level programming, and low-level OS topics.

An Italian software developer writing technical articles on cryptography, system administration, networking, and information technology.

Staff Software Engineer, Grafana Labs

Jeremy Schneider

My personal site

Christopher Kruse documented his software development work in JavaScript, TypeScript, Clojure, and Rust alongside his interests in singing and gaming.

hello!! it’s lovely to meet you!

A personal website run by a multifaceted weirdo

I'm Benjamin Hollis, a software developer in Seattle.

The personal website of Ben Congdon

make it better don't give up

Work with Be With Cassandra to re-infuse your creative life and business with momentum, alignment, and joyfully mutually galvanizing partnership.

Software developer

Geek, electronics nerd, database nerd, aviation nerd, father of three.

Nas explores AI, software development, team management, and technology policy through practical insights and thoughtful analysis of contemporary tech issues.

This is a personal blog. Unless otherwise stated, the opinions expressed here are my own, and not those of my past or present employers.

Karl Nelson chronicled the multi-year process of building a wooden sailboat from scratch, detailing construction techniques for keels, planking, and other boat components.

Brandur published technical articles on software engineering topics like APIs and databases, photography, and philosophy of software in a newsletter called Nanoglyph.

BusGraphs analyzes public transit access and planning using comparative maps and visualization tools to measure transportation network performance.

Javantea's blog describes events and ideas he has.

Passionate Algorithmist, Compiler Engineer @ Microsoft CoreAI

Notes on software engineering, ML systems, and developer tooling from Chirag Agrawal.

This is such an <em>extremely</em> specific complaint

Christopher Charbonneau Wells

CodyPowell.com - A random human, Internetting as best he can.

Dan Sanderson

Dave Peck's home on the web. Dave is an independent software developer, investor, and civic technologist.

Writings from David and Suzi Chang. A story of redemption and faith.

Engineering leadership, AI-assisted development, and side projects by Dmytro Gaivoronsky. 25+ years building at Google, AWS, and Meta.

Dylan Wilbanks - UX design leader focused on building empowered, empathetic design teams that solve real user problems.

This is my “now page.” I’ll update it from time to time with the projects and thoughts that are on my mind. It’s a new experiment as of March 2025. Let me know in comments what you think.

If You Can’t Take the Heat Paperback available March 11, 2025! Available now in hardcover, e-book and audiobook. “Raw, revealing and relatable.” – BookPage (starred review) “Following in the footsteps…

Occasional posts on technology and stuff

hey there. my name is colin (he/him or ey/em), I’m a computer programmer living in seattle, washington, USA[^1]. I currently work on software which manages a...

Daniel, a 26-year-old Seattle-based developer, artist, and pianist, shared posts about his life, hobbies including plants and coffee, and reviews of places he visited.

Grant Slatton, a founding engineer at Row Zero and formerly at AWS, wrote essays on software engineering, AI, design, technology, and occasional personal reflections.

A blog about algorithms, combinatorics, and optimization applications in global health informatics.

Brent Simmons, creator of NetNewsWire, writes about software development, RSS, and the Seattle tech community.

Doug Holland covered political news and government accountability, focusing on immigration enforcement, January 6th investigations, and critiques of law enforcement agencies like ICE.

The blog of Jack Kingsman, a Site Reliability Engineer and geek living in Seattle.

I program my home computer, beam myself into the future

“Have no fear of perfection—you'll never reach it.” – Salvador Dalí

James Simas posted technical notes and learning exercises on programming problems, SQL, bash scripting, and software development techniques.

Jan Miksovsky wrote technical comparisons of static site generators and web development frameworks, analyzing code structure and implementation approaches.

Development economist at the University of Minnesota