Campus Tours: Fuse Labs with Lili Cheng
- Posted: Apr 27, 2011 at 2:36PM
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Long time Niner Lili Cheng shows us her workspace at Fuse Labs. Fuse is an interesting area at Microsoft that sits within the part of Microsoft Research that operates closer to shipping products than looking at the future. Fuse is a few blocks off the main campus and has a rich history, this is the area where Xbox and Azure was created.
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This is the most awesome office i've ever seen. I'd probaly have a hard time leaving if i'd work there
Shame on me that I could not get a job in MS
Hi Paul and TwigSteve!
We need to do the Vegas thing again!
I should have commented this video right after I watched it. After watching another Campus Tours video and commenting it, I thought that I might post my comment here also.
I’ve a mixed feeling about the rise of social networking. I do not want post status update of myself on Facebook and Twitter. Perhaps I’m too secretive to be a sociable person. Still, I do appreciate blog posts that give insightful and inspiring ideas. I generally do not make judgment from, say, 250 characters. There are some people who dislike reading lengthy blog posts. However, I am eager to learn various issues that have great impact on my life and society, as well as some interesting thoughts and ideas on Mathematics and Science.
I’m far from being shy to express myself or speak out my minds. To me, blog is an essential tool for me to share complex ideas that I may come up with. There are times when my personal preferences do not matter much. If someday I will have to engage with the public very often, I do think that Facebook and Twitter will be valuable tools for me.
Lili Cheng did not think of herself as a writer. I do not too. Nevertheless, the “summary” of some idea or report will take thousands of words, with a lot of details being left behind.
Let's get together sometime.
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