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Thursday, August 25, 2005
 Last days

The deadline for the Google Summer of Code is approaching rather fast, and I find myself hacking in the office for 48 hours, sleeping for 12, repeat. The code is slowly getting into CVS, check preload.

Lots of good news from the Gtk+ team, and lots of releases too. It's good to see that all the "Gtk+-2.8 is slow/immature" hype vapored away and we are offered a rock-slid toolkit once again. And of course there's Project Ridley too. Thanks Gtk+ team, thanks Matthias Clasen, Thanks Owen Taylor, Thanks Keith Packard and Thank Carl Worth.

On another note, weirdly enough, in the past 48 hours I've received offers for interview from Microsoft and Amazon. As I get more near to finishing my Masters, I'm starting to worry about ending up in Seattle, which is unfortunate given my interest in Linux and Open Source, but there's not much more I can do about that. I prefer the Boston conspiracy. Here is my résumé in case you are interested.

¶ 2:04 AM

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Seattle is a great city ... and we totally need more open-source people here :).
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : August 25, 2005 4:13 AM
 
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