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jerluc/README.md

Hi there 👋

I'm Jeremy (aka jerluc)!

For work, I'm co-founder and head of engineering of climate-tech startup Station A. In my spare time, I create sounds and produce music on SoundCloud and post videos of my process on YouTube.

I'm also a big advocate of contributing back to the FOSS community as a way to "pay it back" to the same community that taught me most of what I know today about software.

Some of the FOSS projects I actively maintain are:

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  1. StationA/tilenol StationA/tilenol Public

    Scalable, multi-backend geo vector tile server

    Go 21 6

  2. StationA/gke-logging StationA/gke-logging Public

    Utilities for interacting with logging facilities in GKE workloads

    Python 1

  3. StationA/sscpy StationA/sscpy Public

    Python bindings to SAM Simulation Core (SSC)

    C 2

  4. gobee gobee Public

    A simple Go library for working with ZigBee/XBee modules over a serial interface.

    Go 2 1

  5. hermes hermes Public

    Never stare at console output again!

    Go 1

  6. Open content linking proposal Open content linking proposal
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    # On linking content across varying media
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    Many of the technologies being built today are based on the ideas initially conceived by post-World War II scientists. In fact, it was in July of 1945, when Dr. Vannevar Bush described the ["memex" device][2], a device with an uncanny resemblance to the Internet:
    

    

    
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