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@david-christiansen
David Thrane Christiansen david-christiansen

Copenhagen, Denmark

@formal-land
Formal Land formal-land
Formal Verification for Web3
@oeb25
Oliver Bøving oeb25
PhD Student at DTU

Denmark

@gleam-lang
Gleam gleam-lang
A statically typed language for the Erlang VM and JavaScript ✨

On the BEAM!

@haaase
Julian haaase
PhD student at TU Darmstadt

TU Darmstadt Darmstadt, Germany

@radrow
Radosław Rowicki radrow
PhD student @ DTU | Fan of weird programming languages

DTU | @aeternity Denmark

@lihaoyi
Li Haoyi lihaoyi
I'm a software engineer. If you like using my libraries or reading my blog https://www.lihaoyi.com/, you should check out my book https://www.handsonscala.com
@kitlangton
Kit Langton kitlangton
Program writer for a respectable software company.
@matthewcrews
Matthew Crews matthewcrews

@SimulationDynamics Portland, OR

@3b1b
Grant Sanderson 3b1b
I make videos about math.

3Blue1Brown

@tbdk
tbdk
@SebLague
Sebastian Lague SebLague

Denmark

@LFalch
Lucas Falch LFalch
he/him, student at DIKU

Denmark

@sdiehl
Stephen Diehl sdiehl
Software Engineer

London

@madsobitsoe
Mads Obitsø Thomsen madsobitsoe

Copenhagen

@namin
Nada Amin namin
Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Harvard University Cambridge, MA

@munificent
Bob Nystrom munificent
Programming language developer, ex-game developer, UI nerd, author of "Game Programming Patterns" and "Crafting Interpreters".

@google, on @dart-lang Seattle, WA

@karpathy
Andrej karpathy
I like to train Deep Neural Nets on large datasets.

Stanford

@gsurma
Greg gsurma
https://gsurma.github.io

San Francisco, CA

@mikepound
Michael Pound mikepound
Assistant Professor in Computer Science

University of Nottingham

@stephencwelch
Stephen stephencwelch

Charlotte, NC

@DevonCrawford
Devon Crawford DevonCrawford
Self learning software and electrical engineering. Filming the process on YouTube