Sixth week: Engineering summit & Anneleen's visit
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.
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.
Jacob Singh did a presentation at DrupalCon London about
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 in