Computed Axial Lithography
computed-axial-lithography
Computed Axial Lithography (CAL) is a volumetric additive manufacturing technique based on tomographic reconstruction of a 3D light dosage distribution.
Berkeley, CA
Can Bölük
can1357
Security researcher and reverse engineer.
Interested in Windows kernel development, low-level programming, static program analysis and cryptography.
The Netherlands
Alex Lazar
x64k
Systems, kernel, embedded development, and occasionally vintage computing.
N/A UTC+2
Andrew Kelley
andrewrk
Lead developer & president of Zig Software Foundation
@ziglang Portland, Oregon
Davin McCall
davmac314
Computer scientist, software developer. I write code for fun and profit. I use open-source software, and sometimes try to improve it. A BSD-friendly Linux user.
Australia
Frederik De Bleser
fdb
Teacher / researcher at Sint Lucas Antwerpen, interested in the intersection of code, art & design. Freelancer working in data visualisation.
@nodebox Belgium
Michael Ambrus
mambrus
Embedded systems specialist (SW/HW)
Stringent real-time systems
Performance architect
Kernel
Kernel driver
SPI/I2C ASICs
Helsinova AB Helsingborg, Sweden
Nguyen Anh Quynh
aquynh
Reversing Trilogy: Capstone (capstone-engine.org), Unicorn (unicorn-engine.org) & Keystone (keystone-engine.org)
Ryan elfmaster O'Neill
elfmaster
Computer security researcher, reverse engineer, and ELF connoisseur
Arcana Research Seattle
Hans-Kristian Arntzen
Themaister
Graphics programmer / DSP programmer / Vulkan / vkd3d-proton / Fossilize / SPIRV-Cross / @KhronosGroup ||
Founder & CEO of Arntzen Software AS
Arntzen Software AS Trondheim, Norway