Hacker Bits, April 2016
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contributor bits<br />
Jeff Atwood<br />
Jeff is a software developer,<br />
author, blogger<br />
and entrepreneur. He<br />
is known for the programming<br />
blog Coding<br />
Horror, and is the<br />
co-founder of the Q&A<br />
website Stack Overflow<br />
and the Stack Exchange<br />
Network.<br />
Ammon Bartram<br />
Ammon was lead video<br />
developer at Justin.tv,<br />
before co-founding<br />
Socialcam in 2011 with<br />
Guillaume Luccisano<br />
and Michael Seibel.<br />
Socicalcam was acquired<br />
by Autodesk in<br />
2012 for $60m. Now he<br />
develops the interview<br />
process at Triplebyte,<br />
and writes about it.<br />
Jacques Mattheij<br />
Born in 1965, just in<br />
time for a front-rowseat<br />
for the PC revolution,<br />
playing with<br />
technology since I was<br />
old enough to hold a<br />
screwdriver, mechanical<br />
stuff, electrical,<br />
electronics and finally<br />
software. Inventor of<br />
live-streaming-video<br />
on the web, currently<br />
mostly active as interim<br />
CEO/CTO and doing<br />
technical due-diligence<br />
for top-flight VCs.<br />
Heidi Roizen<br />
Heidi is the Operating<br />
Partner at DFJ, a lecturer<br />
on Entrepreneurship<br />
at Stanford, and a recovering<br />
entrepreneur.<br />
Trevor McKendrick<br />
Trevor has been featured<br />
throughout the<br />
web for his work in<br />
the Latino market,<br />
including the Startup<br />
podcast, The Huffington<br />
Post, and Fox<br />
News. He's now helping<br />
other entrepreneurs<br />
learn to start and grow<br />
their businesses at<br />
trevormckendrick.com.<br />
Julia Evans<br />
Julia is a machine<br />
learning engineer<br />
at Stripe. She likes<br />
playing with data,<br />
learning systems<br />
programming, and<br />
making Serious<br />
Systems do silly<br />
things. You can<br />
read her blog at<br />
jvns.ca.<br />
Alexander Hogue<br />
Alexander is some kid<br />
with a computer. Currently<br />
he's a Security<br />
Something at Atlassian,<br />
which is a little bit like<br />
being an adult but with<br />
more ice cream. He<br />
makes dumb novelty<br />
websites (see oneu.se)<br />
as a substitute for getting<br />
out more.<br />
Matt Mazur<br />
Matt is a developer at<br />
Automattic where he<br />
focuses on growth for<br />
WordPress.com. He currently<br />
lives in Orlando,<br />
Florida, with his wife<br />
and two kids.<br />
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