Working at Acquia!
After working at Nascom for a very brief time, I will soon start working at Acquia!
After working at Nascom for a very brief time, I will soon start working at Acquia!
On January 2, I announced that I was looking for a job. Since that announcement, I’ve talked with >65 companies.
The time has finally come. I’m looking for a job!
My last week at Facebook … it seemed so long until I could finally return to my beloved Anneleen. Simultaneously, time seems to have flown by.
On Monday, I worked on getting my code committed and tied up many loose ends. I got very positive feedback from my manager! :)
On Monday, I finally got Qt committed (if you’ve been reading my blog, then you’ll know that I started this two weeks ago). It cost me about five full work days.
My ninth week here can be summarized very briefly: the work week was very short. Thanks to Thanksgiving on Thursday, we got off on Thursday and Friday.
This week, I finally got around to reporting an issue that has been bothering me for a long time on Facebook.
Monday was the first day after Anneleen left. Obviously a sad day. Plus, due to the lack of sleep the night before she left, I was still feeling very tired.
Facebook, or well, my manager, graciously allowed me to take two days off — I believe in large part because I had been working so hard in the first 5 weeks of my internship.
This week, I worked very hard to get as much work done as possible — as I did the preceding weeks, but with renewed energy and focus — before Anneleen would arrive Saturday that week.
On Monday, I biked to Facebook and back. Since I left early, it was cold. Very cold. Belgium cold. What’s worse though, is the state of biking.
This workweek was rather uneventful. I just worked very hard on pushing my project forward.
On the Tuesday of the second week, I started feeling very much at home here in the sunny Silicon Valley.
While I obviously can’t publish the details here, the orientation was very cool.
I didn’t expect the goodbye to be easy, but I never expected it to be so hard, either. I think it was one of the hardest things I ever did, on that 23rd of September, 2011.
On July 1, 2011, I successfully defended my master thesis at Hasselt University’s Expertise Centre for Digital Media.
I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be joining Facebook’s Site Speed team in Palo Alto, California on September 26, 2011 for a 12-week&n
In December and January, I’ve continued working on my master thesis, while simultaneously preparing for my exams in January (which I passed without problems).
QCachingLocale speeds up Qt’s slow QSystemLocale::query() calls by caching the answers. This seems to be particularly necessary on Mac OS X 10.6.
After almost a year since the last master thesis blog post, it’s about time to finally bre
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In this extensive article, I explain the architecture of the “File Conveyor” daemon that I wrote to detect files immediately (through the file
This weekend on Sunday, February 7, we’ll have a full day of Drupal talks at the 10th edition of FOSDEM, Europe’s biggest, free