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Location: California, USA
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Technologies: Go, C++, SQL, machine learning, big data
Resume: 12+ years at Google (current/ongoing). Built Google's system for model based mobile ad format selection and most recently spent 5 years as the technical lead for HTML5 Playable ads.
Education: M.S. Computer Science from UCLA
Email: gmbuell@gmail.com
Google (as in, the corporation, not the search results) says anything derived from AGPL code may be covered by the AGPL license. It's enough of a threat that internal use of AGPL licensed tools is forbidden at both Google and Apple and probably others.
Source: https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/using/agpl...
This seems really dangerous to use given it's AGPL license. IANAL but besides the inherent infectious nature of the .sql file itself, wouldn't the output .svg (or whatever) files that you produce by running this code _also_ be AGPL licensed?
oshpark isn't too much more expensive for really small boards.
This kind of thing is really common in the DIY synthesizer world. Here's a great resource: http://www.openmusiclabs.com/learning/digital/input-matrix-s...
You're not alone. The Verge published a feature titled "Beyond lies the wub: a history of dubstep"
http://www.theverge.com/2012/8/28/3262089/history-of-dubstep...
The main MapBox site (http://mapbox.com/) is definitely worth checking out as well. They have a pretty cool iPad app and a nice ~6 minute video demoing everything (http://vimeo.com/20006926)