VIBERS

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David Heinemeier Hansson

David Heinemeier Hansson, known as DHH, created Ruby on Rails and Omarchy and is co-owner and CTO of 37signals. His software and writing explore how strong defaults, integrated tools and small teams can make development more productive.

Start with Ruby on Rails — Getting Started

752

Anima Anandkumar

Anima Anandkumar is Caltech’s Bren Professor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences and a cofounder of Accelerated Understanding. She develops AI methods for scientific simulation, including neural operators that learn transformations between physical fields.

Start with Fourier Neural Operator for Parametric Partial Differential Equations

753

Chong-U Lim

Software builder and games researcher behind RewindBack, a tool for organizing and finding saved X posts. His research examines what videogame avatars reveal about players’ identities and preferences.

Start with RewindBack

754

Niels Schmidt

Niels Schmidt is a founder of Mobilerun and identifies himself as a creator of Droidrun. His work concerns giving AI agents a consistent way to inspect and control mobile devices, with reusable knowledge about the applications they encounter.

Start with mobile-harness

755

Jay Alammar

Jay Alammar is an AI educator, author, and Director and Engineering Fellow at Cohere. He explains language models through diagrams and worked examples, including The Illustrated Transformer and a course co-created with Maarten Grootendorst.

Start with The Illustrated Transformer

756

Maarten Grootendorst

Member of Technical Staff at Google DeepMind, open-source developer and AI educator. He created BERTopic and KeyBERT and co-teaches visual explanations of language models.

Start with BERTopic

757

Pietro Schirano

Pietro Schirano is founder of MagicPath and a designer and AI-tool developer. His work connects interactive prototyping with tools that generate software and let people refine the result through a visual interface.

Start with Claude Engineer v3

758

Andrew Jefferson

Andrew Jefferson is a software engineer and researcher whose open-source tools extend coding agents with search, browser interaction and other model capabilities. His current public biography identifies research work at microagi.

Start with Vibe-tools

759

Brian Norgard

Investor at Norgard Capital, formerly Chief Product Officer at Tinder. His earlier startups and product work span social communication and consumer software.

Start with Brian Norgard: Namesake founder interview

760

Mike Bespalov

Mike Bespalov is founder of Refero, a design-reference platform for people and AI agents. His work makes product screens, user journeys and visual styles available as material to study before generating an interface.

Start with Refero Styles

761

Obaid Nadeem

Obaid Nadeem works across design, engineering and shaders at Command Code. His open-source DAB editor lets people draw and animate Unicode Braille patterns for use in terminal interfaces.

Start with DAB: Draw & Animate Braille

762

Dan Ushman

Founder and CEO of TrendSpider, and a software entrepreneur building tools that organize information and automate repetitive work. His projects include SitDeck and SignalStack.

Start with SitDeck

763

Alex Forman

Alex Forman is founder and CEO of Parse, a service that turns website interactions into callable APIs. His work replaces repeated browser execution with generated network-level interfaces for data collection and automation.

Start with Parse documentation

764

Simon B. Støvring

Simon B. Støvring is an iOS developer and Principal AI Engineer at Framna. His independent apps include Scriptable, Runestone, Data Jar, Festivitas and brrr, which sends coding-agent notifications to a phone.

Start with Put Your Coding Agents in Your Pocket

765

Brad Allen

Senior Analyst in Sports and Emerging Verticals at Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, and host of the firm’s Zero Latency podcast on the online gambling industry.

Start with Zero Latency 126: Does DraftKings Have a Right to Win in Predictions?

766

Elad Nava

Elad Nava is a software developer and director at Pushy. His open-source work covers notification delivery, transactional email and mobile applications that relay public safety information.

Start with Mailgen

767

Jeroen Leeuw

768

Alaa Mendili

Designer and Telescope founder, publishing tools for understanding codebases and organizing discovery. His public professional work connects visual interfaces with software and information architecture.

Start with Architecture Map

769

Valeria Viana Gusmao

Valeria Viana Gusmao is an engineering leader, developer and technical writer. Her work examines how teams turn software-development practices into repeatable paths that people and coding agents can use together.

Start with Agile AI Development Lifecycle

770

Chinmay Relkar

Chinmay Relkar is a software engineer at Clarisights. He builds developer tools and writes about agent harnesses and the organizational context that helps AI systems make useful decisions.

Start with Organizational Cognition: Why the Next AI Moat Won't Be Intelligence

771

Kyle Jeong

Growth engineer at Browserbase, building infrastructure for agents to use the internet. He writes technical explanations of computer-use systems and develops independent software projects.

Start with How does Astra’s computer use actually work?

772

Itamar Friedman

Itamar Friedman is cofounder and CEO of Qodo. His work on code generation and review emphasizes test-driven workflows, organizational context and findings that an engineer can inspect before deciding whether to trust a change.

Start with The Last Human Code Review: Building Trust in AI-Generated Code

773

Hursh Agrawal

Hursh Agrawal is a software engineer and The Browser Company’s cofounder and CTO. He argues that engineering leaders can use coding agents to test product ideas directly alongside management work.

Start with Prototyping as Leadership: How a CTO Ships with AI Agents

774

Hunter Hammonds

Assembly CEO and software builder behind Hemingway, an AI-assisted copy-editing overlay for development websites.

Start with Hemingway AI

775

Jalaaldeen

Jalaaldeen publishes AI-agent tooling under the Rolling dollars account. His public projects make writing constraints and software-review checklists available as inspectable instruction files for developers and founders.

Start with Anti-AI-Slop Writing Skill

776

regan

regan is the public identity of a software builder and Claudia’s repository owner. Claudia is a coding-agent mentor plugin that combines technical guidance, automatic checks and a beginner-oriented workflow.

Start with Claudia

777

Ahmed Ahres

Head of go-to-market at Reactor, working on real-time interactive video and physical-AI infrastructure. He previously cofounded Nativ and worked in machine learning at Revolut, Heron Data and XYZ Reality.

Start with The Next Medium: Why Real-Time Interactive Video Changes Everything

778

Keegan McCallum

Keegan McCallum founded uRun to build infrastructure for interactive generative video. His earlier work on Luma’s Dream Machine connects large-scale model serving with the scheduling and deployment decisions that determine a user’s experience.

Start with Generative Video at the Speed of Light

779

George Nurijanian

George Nurijanian is a product manager and builder behind prodmgmt.world. His work connects product discovery and design judgment with practical skills and workflows for coding agents.

Start with Refactoring UI Skills

780

Tarun Chitra

Gauntlet founder and researcher applying simulation and market design to blockchain systems and AI infrastructure. His writing examines how incentives can change the behavior of a technical system.

Start with Caching Cheaters on OpenRouter

781

Louis-François Bouchard

Louis-François Bouchard, known as What’s AI, is cofounder and CTO of Towards AI. His teaching connects language-model research with the evaluation, retrieval and cost decisions needed to turn an application into a useful production system.

Start with Context Engineering in 2026: Compaction, Memory & Cost

782

Omar Solano

Omar Solano is an AI engineer at Towards AI in Montréal. He builds LLM applications, retrieval pipelines and agents, and teaches practical AI engineering through workshops and technical resources.

Start with Context Engineering in 2026: Compaction, Memory & Cost

783

Samridhi Vaid

AI specialist at the University of Alberta and machine-learning consultant at Alberta Health Services. Her work connects clinical applications, model evaluation and infrastructure for deploying AI within a health system.

Start with Berta: an open-source, modular tool for AI-enabled clinical documentation

784

Moish Peltz

Moish Peltz is a co-managing partner at Falcon Rappaport & Berkman and works on digital assets, intellectual property and AI governance. His public writing and coauthored policy templates connect organizational rules with the practical use of AI tools.

Start with Open-Source Generative AI Policies

785

Pierluca D’Oro

Pierluca D’Oro is Programma Labs’ founder and an AI researcher focused on agents, reinforcement learning and evaluation. His recent work examines whether computer-use benchmarks measure adaptation or reward replaying a successful trace.

Start with Computer Use at the Edge of the Statistical Precipice

786

Charity Majors

Honeycomb cofounder and CTO, and coauthor of Observability Engineering and Database Reliability Engineering. She writes about understanding production systems through rich telemetry and short feedback loops.

Start with Scary Things Happen in Production. Context Helps You Find Them.

787

Yu Su

Yu Su is cofounder and CEO of NeoCognition and an associate professor at The Ohio State University. His research examines language agents, long-term memory and the continual learning needed for an agent to acquire expertise in a particular environment.

Start with HippoRAG

788

Sara Hooker

Sara Hooker is an Adaption cofounder studying efficient AI systems that learn as their environment changes. She previously led research at Cohere and worked as a research scientist at Google DeepMind.

Start with The Hardware Lottery

789

Stefania Druga

Staff Research Scientist at Sakana AI’s RSI Lab, studying AI systems and how people learn with them. Her earlier work includes Google DeepMind, Cognimates and family-centered AI-literacy research.

Start with Kids teach AI a little humanity with Cognimates

790

Parth Asawa

Parth Asawa is a Member of Technical Staff at Core Automation and is on leave from his computer-science doctorate at UC Berkeley. His research studies how AI systems can learn from experience and how that improvement can be measured.

Start with Beyond Static Intelligence: Evaluating Continual Learning

791

Dhruv Batra

Dhruv Batra is Yutori’s cofounder and Chief Scientist and an adjunct professor at Georgia Tech. His research connects computer vision, embodied AI and models that operate web interfaces.

Start with Grad-CAM: Visual Explanations from Deep Networks via Gradient-based Localization

792

Dan Luu

Dan Luu is an engineer and technical writer whose experiments examine performance, testing and software-industry assumptions. His work connects hardware experience with practical questions about the behavior of computers and coding agents.

Start with Do Dynamic Languages Really Save Coding Agent Tokens?

793

Lauris

Lauris builds financial research products and studies how business risks become tradable contracts. His independent projects include Blanket and Hedgebook, which connect concrete exposures to event markets while making imperfect matches visible.

Start with Blanket

794

Gökdeniz Gülmez

Gökdeniz Gülmez works on machine-learning engineering and MLOps at Computacenter and contributes to open-source AI software for Apple Silicon. His projects include an MLX knowledge benchmark and the compact JOSIE model family.

Start with MLX Benchmark

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Steven Sinofsky

Steven Sinofsky is an investor, writer and Andreessen Horowitz Board Partner. He previously led Microsoft’s Office product development and Windows division, and writes about how organizations build and adopt technology.

Start with Death of Software. Nah.

796

Ryan Sproule

Ryan Sproule is cofounder and CTO of Merit Systems. He builds software for agents and open-source commerce, including ClaudeLines, a registry of customizable Claude Code status bars. His earlier work spans distributed execution and blockchain research.

Start with ClaudeLines

797

Gary Lam

Gary Lam is Toronto Site Lead and an Engineering Leader at Harvey. His engineering work connects machine-learning infrastructure with the document-processing and retrieval systems used in legal AI.

Start with Scaling Document Processing Across the Harvey Platform

798

はるか

はるか is the public professional name of a developer who writes about coding-agent behavior. Their detailed Opus 5 account focuses on instruction handling, file inspection, tool use and context loss.

Start with Opus 5 is a really bad model

799

Frank Michael Smith

Frank Michael Smith is a sports creator and founder of Rhino Studios and Juice Productions. His work combines sports storytelling with games, including GeoSports, which asks players to locate memorable sporting events on a globe.

Start with GeoSports

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Ivan Leo

Ivan Leo works in Developer Experience at Google DeepMind, helping developers build with Gemini and evaluate autonomous agents. His earlier work includes Manus’s action engines and the Instructor library for structured language-model outputs.

Start with Write Stupid Evals