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01:07.15MatthewWilkeslh!  You're cloakless!
01:07.23MatthewWilkesHow unusual!
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01:15.00lhMatthewWilkes: i'm home :)
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01:15.12r0bbyLOL!
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01:15.13r0bbyhttp://dilbert.com/dyn_file/str_strip/45278/gif/strip.print/
01:15.17r0bbyer
01:15.36r0bbyno that;'s right
01:15.37r0bby:)
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01:21.06Ori_Bdebates going to pycon.
01:21.19Ori_Bfrom what a friend told me, it's supposed to be awesome.
01:21.27Ori_Bit's also in the last week of school and I really should attend that...
01:22.23summatusmentisas much fun as conferences are, last week of school > pycon
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01:22.59Ori_Bsummatusmentis: yeah. but if I only go for the core days, I think I only miss one or two days...
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01:25.34anothy_xOri_B: what level of school?
01:25.51summatusmentisstill, go to class
01:27.04Ori_Banothy_x: undergrad, 4th year out of 5
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01:32.26MatthewWilkeslh: I'm not sure I've ever heard you say that before ;)
01:36.05ScottMacmake
01:36.13ScottMacwrong window
01:36.28lhMatthewWilkes: yes you have. :)
01:40.49MatthewWilkeslh: It must be my imagination trying to explain how you always seem to be working
01:41.44Ori_BMatthewWilkes: hey, have you never heard of working from home?
01:41.46Ori_B:P
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01:42.26Ori_Bplus, there are also all the clones and body doubles
01:42.41ScottMaci so need a clone
01:42.41MatthewWilkesOri_B: I don't like working at home, means I have to go elsewhere to relax.
01:42.48ScottMaci think every project does
01:43.07MatthewWilkesBeen spending stupid amounts of money I don't have in pubs having meals/drinks out every weekend
01:43.16Ori_Bthe only problem with clones of me is that they'd all be just as lazy :(
01:43.31ScottMaci'm letting Microsoft treat me to drink of recent
01:43.40Ori_Bspeaking of which, HOLY CRAP I FORGOT THAT I HAVE A MIDTERM TOMORROW.
01:44.08ScottMacthere is another event in London on Thursday
01:44.12ScottMacmicrosoft-beer++
01:44.55Ori_BScottMac: hm? conference or some other similar event?
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01:45.10ScottMacits a MIX09 event think
01:45.14ScottMacs/think/thing/
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01:45.58ScottMacthey're going to stream some of the stuff from Vegas, and we get to mingle and enjoy some hospitality
01:51.15ojwbjust don't sign anything with blood
01:51.36MatthewWilkesIndeed - ink is much cheaper
01:51.53ojwblooks suspiciously at MatthewWilkes
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01:52.02ojwbmost of us have a free supply of blood...
01:52.15lhOri_B: omg. good luck with that dude.
01:52.42lhojwb: not exactly. you have to eat and drink a lot keep up those fluid levels.
01:53.06ojwbspeaking of which, time for coffee
01:54.24MatthewWilkesojwb: Thanks for that, was going to say that but thought I was going to look like a nutter, so was searching for a way out of it.
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01:58.27ojwbMatthewWilkes: I know what you mean - I'm trying to avoid mentioning my free supply of blood from the bodies in the basement...
01:58.29Ori_Blh: I'm not too worried about this midterm. it's mostly a rehash of my summer job last year :)
01:58.54summatusmentishi all
01:59.10ScottMacthe Microsoft people in the UK are nice, at least the ones that talk to the opensource projects
01:59.28summatusmentissecretly, they're stealing your sould
01:59.31summatusmentissoul*
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02:02.53MatthewWilkesNathan Barley - totally mexico
02:03.16ThomasWaldmannbtw, slightly offtopic, except that it's geeky hw: someone here has a thinkpad x300?
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02:08.06LeePopeIt is 1 day, 16 hours, 52 minutes and 2 seconds until Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 7:00:00 PM (UTC time)
02:12.22r0bby=)
02:12.52cjhopmanThomasWaldmann: i've heard good things about the x300
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02:15.12ThomasWaldmanncjhopman: i've also seen much praise, but also some people cursing the fan control
02:16.08ThomasWaldmanni'm mainly interested in that because my old 10" laptop has stopped working and I've seen a x300 at 999eur
02:16.12Landonkicks django
02:17.18ThomasWaldmanni didnt want such a "big" laptop, but for that price and with a 64gb ssd and 1440x900 it is somehow sexy.
02:18.17WinterMute64gig ssd, nice
02:18.39WinterMuteloves his macbook though
02:18.58ThomasWaldmanntypes on a olpc XO currently :)
02:19.12Landoneee!
02:19.39ThomasWaldmanneeek! :)
02:19.42isforinsectsThomasWaldmann: +1 :)
02:21.09ThomasWaldmannif they had given the XO 1G RAM or at least 512M, it wouldn't OOM when running 1 terminal and 1 browser loading some bigger page.
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02:22.46ojwbhow much does it have?
02:23.03ThomasWaldmann256
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02:25.01r0bbyI wish I had a 64 bit proc :(
02:25.02r0bby:/
02:25.14Raimr0bby: just to be cool? :)
02:25.19LeePopesad
02:25.29r0bbyNo, so I could take advantage of the 4GB RAM.
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02:26.04LeePopeHey is my text Green?
02:26.07Raimr0bby: my CPU can run 64-Bit, just my chipset does not support more than 3 GB RAM
02:26.22LeePopeor yellow?
02:26.24r0bbyoh that's just fail.
02:26.28r0bbyLeePope: no
02:26.39r0bbydon't use color please
02:26.58LeePopeSo you can see the color?
02:27.24Raimno, and please do not try to use color ;)
02:27.42LeePopeok
02:27.53ThomasWaldmannr0bby: 64bit can be more pain than do good, if you just have 4GB. Of course you want it for >>4GB, but for 4, some sw issues are more pain than you win by 64bit.
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02:27.58LeePope<b>ok</b>
02:28.02LeePope:(
02:28.46RaimLeePope: *bold* _underline_ /italic/
02:28.51r0bbyLeePope: WTG
02:29.00r0bbyyou just used HTML in an IRC channel.
02:29.09Landonheh
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02:29.25LeePopeRaim: How did you do the underline and the italic?
02:29.32LeePope_under_
02:29.35LeePopeoh :)
02:29.54Landon:p
02:29.56r0bbyLeePope: you don't need to know
02:30.08ScottMacluckily my client strips them :)
02:30.10hypa7iaitalic doesn't work in irssi :(
02:30.31Raimhypa7ia: I don't think any terminal supports italic
02:30.32LeePope_/ital/
02:30.38hypa7iao rite
02:30.38hypa7iahehe
02:31.15Raimis there even something like a monospace font with italics?
02:31.35r0bbyLeePope: doesn't wor.
02:31.38r0bbyin irssi.
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02:33.42LeePopehttp://www.thehumorarchives.com/attachment/561/hardworking.jpg :)
02:34.34r0bbyugh
02:35.38LeePopeHow many George W. Bush Administration officials does it take to screw in alight bulb?
02:36.49ThomasWaldmannnone, they are from the dark side
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02:47.57ScottMacone more patch to do then I can sleep
02:48.02summatusmentisLandon: you around?
02:48.07Landon>.>
02:48.15LandonI checked right before you highlighted me!
02:48.18Landoncurses!
02:48.22LandonI was almost away :p
02:48.25Landonyeah, whats up?
02:48.37summatusmentisthe multi-touch stuff on the eee, does it work under linux?
02:48.46Landonyeah
02:48.53Landonsingle, double, triple click
02:48.54Landon:P
02:48.59Landontwo finger scrolling
02:48.59Landonetc
02:50.10summatusmentisawesome
02:50.14summatusmentisyou can leave now :)
02:50.27summatusmentislh: so many tweets!
02:52.06Landono.O
02:52.11Landonsummatusmentis: what did you want me for?
02:52.20Landonoh
02:52.24Landoncurse my short memory!
02:52.25summatusmentisLandon: I really just wanted to ask about the eee
02:52.33summatusmentiswait, seriously?
02:52.35LandonI completely forgot we had that conversation
02:52.36Landon:|
02:52.41LandonI thought it was just random jibber jabber
02:52.43Landonshit
02:52.47summatusmentishrr
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02:55.12summatusmentisLandon: you're free to go about your business now :)
02:55.33allisterb__these are not the droids you are looking for
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02:59.47isforinsectswebchick: ping
03:00.07webchickisforinsects, pong
03:01.13isforinsectsThomasWaldmann: give it time, I think you'll be happy with the next revision
03:01.37isforinsectsI just realized that I've been following your posts to the GnuBook threads for a couple weeks now
03:01.49isforinsectsassumes you're the same person?
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03:02.10ojwbwe're all the same person
03:02.28summatusmentisI am spartacus
03:02.34ojwbisn't
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03:03.21LandonI am SPARTACVS
03:03.27webchickisforinsects, GnuBook? Me?
03:03.32webchickI don't think so. :)
03:03.37webchickI'm a Drupal person. :)
03:03.46ojwbLandon: clever...
03:04.26summatusmentis_the_ Drupal person
03:04.46summatusmentis>_>
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03:05.49isforinsectswebchick: interesting
03:05.56antarussummatusmentis: maybe slightly overshooting the fence there ;p
03:06.08summatusmentisantarus: haha, I know :-P
03:06.09isforinsectsthere's someone on Launchpad then that is working on archive.org / OpenLibrary projects with the same usrname
03:07.10webchickWell it's not really very creative, so I'm not shocked there's someone else out there with the name. :)
03:07.29webchickBut I'm this one: http://webchick.net/
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03:11.12sharpdeveloplh: Hi!  May I have a second of your valuable time?  The application edit page says "Error: This page is inactive at this time.".  I assume this means that the applications are read-only at this time.  I would like to change the LinkID of the backup administrator for SharpDevelop.  Is it going to be possible post-acceptance?  (if we are finally accepted this year :-) )   -- David
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03:12.41summatusmentissharpdevelop: she may have gone to bed
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03:13.17sharpdevelopahhh.... ok
03:13.29summatusmentisstick around
03:13.33summatusmentisor shoot her an email
03:14.07sharpdevelopI will try tomorrow morning
03:14.44ojwbyou'll be able to edit many things post acceptance AIUI
03:15.18Landonas is usually impromptu?
03:15.18lhsharpdevelop: you can't edit your application right now, but you can update such information should your appliation be accepted
03:15.30sharpdevelopthanks!
03:15.40lhsharpdevelop: you are most welcome
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03:15.54sharpdevelopand good night :-)
03:16.09lhsharpdevelop: thinkin' about it.
03:16.30summatusmentisI should stop assuming things
03:16.37summatusmentismakes me look stupid :)
03:17.24summatusmentisrages at the CIEE website
03:17.40lhsummatusmentis: i got stuck in a twitter hole
03:17.50summatusmentisI noticed :-D
03:18.02r0bbytwitter shitter :-/
03:18.13r0bbyit sums up why i hate twitter :(
03:18.20summatusmentis<3 twitter
03:18.35antarusoh dear this conversation can't go anywhere good
03:19.16r0bbygets out the big eraser and erases this text from everybody's screen
03:19.24antarusso to switch topics
03:19.29antarushttp://www.gentoo.org/
03:19.30lhr0bby: i prefer twitterhea
03:19.34antarusdoes our distro look 'inactive' to you?
03:19.37lhantarus: awesome.
03:19.52lhantarus: who suggested this?
03:19.52r0bbylh: it's horrid :(
03:19.57antaruspeople keep arguing with me that the front page does not convey the fact that 'we are actually working on stuff'
03:20.01lhr0bby: yes, but all the cool kids are doing it.
03:20.19antarusand I'm really trying to grasp where they get this idea; are they trolling? can they not read dates? etc...
03:20.22summatusmentisantarus: it doesn't convey anything different than say, the debian front page
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03:20.42summatusmentisin terms of activity, that is
03:20.43r0bbyI'm not cool!
03:20.48Landonantarus: you've got blog posts from march THIS YEAR, I'd say that's active :P
03:20.52Landonocompared to say, irssi
03:20.57r0bbylh: Burke/paul using it :P
03:20.59lhyeah that whole planet blog post from yesterday screams inactive antarus
03:20.59antarusirssi is not a distro ;p
03:21.06lhr0bby: paul is, can't find burke
03:21.10r0bbyOh
03:21.13Landonantarus: but it's a very unactive project :P
03:21.19LandonWindows installer
03:21.21LandonPosted by Sebastian Pipping on January 30th 2008.
03:21.22antarus(to be fair 2 months ago our frontpage was barren and horrid)
03:21.36antarusbut that was totally 2 months ago; maybe they just don't visit the front page enough
03:21.50anothy_xpeople frequently won't get past the first few lines before making such a determination, sadly.
03:21.54ojwbdebian's website probably isn't a good basis for comparison though
03:22.05antarusdebians is a bit...odd looking
03:22.17summatusmentisyes, it absolutely is
03:22.20antarusgentoo's is closing on 8 years old though
03:22.21antaruswe need a new one
03:22.34summatusmentiscan't handle dealing with CIEE at this hour
03:22.45ojwbwow, gentoo's is far too long for a front page
03:22.49summatusmentisI wish my school were affiliated with ISA, this whole study abroad thing would be easier
03:23.16r0bbyfound paul :)
03:23.21antarusyeah i think the mainpage XSL allows like 30 items
03:23.26r0bbyyeh if burke isn't doing it
03:23.30antaruswe should probably bring it down to 10
03:23.31r0bbyall the cool kids aren't doing it!
03:23.32r0bby:P
03:24.18summatusmentisantarus: what do you do for gentoo?
03:24.31antarusI currently plan on retiring at the end of the month ;p
03:24.39summatusmentisha
03:24.52antarusI find that most of my work does not require me to be an 'official developer'
03:24.55lhr0bby: it's actually a decent way to find news too.
03:25.01r0bbyBAH
03:25.07r0bbyalso verbose
03:25.20antarusand its not that hard to send patches to people who do far more work than me
03:25.32summatusmentistrue
03:25.36antarussummatusmentis: but I find myself trying to organize things more; not a lot of technical work
03:25.47summatusmentisah, that's reasonable
03:26.10antarusused to work on portage, qa, x86, treecleaners, gleps, pr, user relations
03:26.14antarusoh and elections
03:26.16antarustoo many things :/
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03:26.25summatusmentisoh wow
03:26.34impldamn yo
03:26.44summatusmentisused to run gentoo
03:26.45antarusgleps, pr, and user relations were probably the most fun, oddly in hindsight
03:26.48summatusmentisthen it got boring
03:26.55antarusit does tend to eat up ones time
03:26.58antarusonly has 1 machine left
03:27.06antarusand I never recompile stuff ;p
03:27.08Landonhehe
03:27.15Landonit's all about being efficient
03:27.15r0bbylh: i once made the mistake of having it send tweets to my cell
03:27.22r0bbyOH MY GOD! never again!
03:27.23Landonrunning gentoo isn't ;] even if it decreases your constant
03:27.30lhr0bby: oh i turned that crap off right away for everyone but my room mate.
03:27.31ojwbnot sure that "boring" is a bad thing for an OS
03:27.45lhbecause she's really funny. and we can't seem to be bothered to walk down the hall to talk to each other.
03:27.50antarusjust started using this..facebook.thing...
03:27.51summatusmentisit was interesting for a while, but I'd rather have easy over interesting
03:27.51antarusugh
03:28.00summatusmentisantarus: don't judge
03:28.03summatusmentisit's the way of teh future
03:28.28antarusI'm one of those 'no I wont add you as a friend' people
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03:28.38antarusI had a bunch of co-workers try and add me
03:28.40summatusmentisfor whatever reason, I'm really intrigued by the 'social' part of what's happening on the internet
03:28.42ojwbthat's the stuff that puts me off social sites
03:28.45antarus'no man, thats what linked in is for' ;)
03:28.56r0bbylh: AIM :)
03:29.01ojwbi really don't want to spend ages mutually friending people, but I don't want to offend people
03:29.06summatusmentisfacebook > linkedin any day of the week
03:29.10Landonlh:  you remind me of the movie RV
03:29.13antarusojwb: I wrote up a note
03:29.18antarusso I point them to that when I reject ;p
03:29.22Landonpopping open the instant messager "Dinner's ready"
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03:29.28antarus'read this canned response ;)'
03:29.29ojwbeven rejecting people is effort
03:29.56antarusneeds to stop working
03:30.01Landonmy philosophy: computers are the worst invention ever. period
03:30.02Landon:P
03:30.12ScottMactwo more patches to do before the freeze on Wednesday
03:30.16Landonthe internet wasn't much of an improvement
03:30.21lhr0bby: s'okay
03:30.25lhLandon: never seen it.
03:30.31lhgoes to imdb.com
03:30.36Landonrobin williams
03:30.36Landon:)
03:30.45summatusmentislh: don't waste your time :)
03:30.46r0bbylh: you missed a funny time
03:30.58r0bbyI chickened out singing Madonna - Like a virgin
03:31.11lhr0bby: karoke is AWESOME.
03:31.11r0bbyand I came VERY close to singing West side story - I feel pretty
03:31.14lhloves to sing
03:31.20r0bbyI tried to do it sober
03:31.21r0bbylOL
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03:31.24antaruskareoke in japan was awesome
03:31.26r0bbyit was a competiton :(
03:31.27lhLandon: you are correct in your philosophical statement
03:31.30r0bbyI got booed :(
03:31.31antarusnever done it in 'merica
03:31.44r0bbymy friends were pissed at me :(
03:31.46lhr0bby: what?!?!? lame. i have never booed anyone. even those richly deserving it.
03:31.50r0bbyand disappointed lol
03:31.54Landonyeah, I wouldnt know what I'd do without computers either :(
03:31.54lhantarus: if you want we could go sometime.
03:31.57r0bbyI laughed lol
03:32.00Landonactually
03:32.01r0bbythat's bout it :X
03:32.02Landoncome to think of it
03:32.03antarusfears it and fears it often
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03:32.11Landonits an extension of Ignorance is Bliss
03:32.11r0bbynot too loud though :)
03:32.12lhthere's a great dive bar in sunnyvale that promotes this activity.
03:32.19lhdive bars ftw!
03:32.28r0bbyI wanna do karaoke but i wont do it alone
03:32.47antaruskareoke alone is called singing in the car
03:32.52antarusand I do that every day ;p
03:32.59lhLandon: this summary is unreadable. what is RV?
03:33.16antaruslh: its a retarded comedy film starring oh whatshisname
03:33.24lhantarus: that part i gathered
03:33.25Landona disjointed family comes together in an all-american RV trip across the US
03:33.25Landon:)
03:33.26antarusrobin williams
03:33.40lhLandon: we aren't disjointed. are we?
03:33.43Landonit's not something to go out of your way to watch though
03:33.43antarusretarded comedy should give it away pretty well ;p
03:33.52antarusits not even a cult classic comedy
03:33.52lhputs on "we are family" and grooves
03:33.55antarussuch as super troopers ;p
03:33.55Landonas in... don't change the channel for it
03:33.56Landon:)
03:34.05lhantarus: no super troopers was AWESOME.
03:34.08lhawesome.
03:34.12lhmade of awesome.
03:34.23lhpull over! i am pulled over!
03:34.29antarusI agree; I own it on dvd
03:34.37isforinsectslh: civicrm +1
03:34.51isforinsectsI can't go to that meetup, but it looks awesome
03:35.06r0bbylh: I won't be mentoring this summer, and this summer student won't happen :(
03:35.07antarusmay go home and watch it again
03:35.25r0bbyi dunno though :/
03:35.26lhisforinsects: agrreed.
03:35.36r0bbythe whole economy being like it is, i doubt i'll get in
03:35.38lhr0bby: it'll be fine. concentrate on chilling out.
03:35.48lhadvocates chilling out, provides iced tea
03:35.58summatusmentisgoes to make hot jasmine tea
03:36.12isforinsectslh: I've been musing over deploying civicrm for OLPC for a few weeks
03:36.17r0bbyI also think i may have annoyed darius by grabbing onto a project that was earmarked for soc w/o checking w/ him :x
03:36.21r0bbyooops
03:36.35lhisforinsects: depending on what you need donor mgmt wise, it's very very good.
03:36.46r0bbyi fixed that problem by undoing it ;)
03:37.07r0bbyi want that project :(
03:37.24borjahi all
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03:38.40isforinsectslh I hate to say it, but I probably don't have the bandwidth to do it all myself. I may end up with a propietary system :(
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03:39.04r0bbyI should know better than to associate w/ math majors =)
03:40.43r0bbyMy friend is crazy :)
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03:43.56Landonlh: twitter hates me :)
03:44.10Landon"0 new friend requests!"
03:45.06summatusmentisLandon: you need to have friends in order for them to give you a friend request >_>
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03:45.20Landon:P
03:45.50summatusmentis'night lh
03:46.03r0bbyLandon has no friends
03:46.04summatusmentisstops being twitter creepy now
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03:46.06r0bbyHAHAHAHHA
03:46.15r0bbyi'm such a meanie
03:46.17lhlandon: awwww
03:46.19r0bbyhugs Landon
03:46.22r0bbyI love you
03:46.22LandonI see what you did there!
03:46.25r0bbyI really do :)
03:46.43lhLandon: check now. :)
03:46.57lhsummatusmentis: twitter creepy.
03:46.58lh:)
03:47.05Landonwell now it's all disappeared!
03:47.08borjalh: after joining twitter today, I realized that my advisor is on twitter
03:47.10Landono.O
03:47.20summatusmentislh: it is creepy, in a sense
03:47.22borjaI should avoid twittering about how I?m procrastinating
03:47.25Landongivesu p on twitter for tonight
03:47.28summatusmentisborja: mine is too :)
03:47.41r0bbyborja: Nobody from school uses fb :)
03:47.54r0bbywhich is where i do my status updates =)
03:48.02r0bbyI have nobody on there that i care about
03:48.09r0bbywell... maybe my cousins
03:48.20borjar0bby: my advisor does... nothing makes my heart skip a beat like getting an e-mail that says "Ian has written on your wall"
03:48.22r0bbyand my one cousin who's 13...
03:48.24lhborja: soon twitter will rule us all.
03:48.30borjaBecause I'm always afraid he'll write "Get back to work!"
03:48.37lhstill advocates identi.ca, uses both, evan is awesome.
03:48.44Landonidentica?
03:48.53lhborja: then you'd know he was screwing around on ze twitter too
03:48.54r0bbyshould use greet
03:48.55r0bby:)
03:48.59Landondon't make me google for this, lh! ;)
03:49.01lhLandon: open microblogging platform
03:49.11Landonah neato
03:49.21r0bbylh: there's a twitter clone called hubhub in grails in action :)
03:49.22borjalh: good point
03:49.29lhthink twitter but built on free software and implements the open microblogging protocol
03:49.43LandonI didn't even know such protocols exitsed
03:49.45Landonexisted
03:49.45lhr0bby: two microblogging sites is enough.
03:49.53lhLandon: it does. evan wrote it.
03:50.01lhadvocates identi.ca
03:50.26summatusmentisthere are such things as microblogging protocols?
03:51.32lhthere are now.
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03:52.24Landonshould get started on a macroblogging protocol
03:52.25Landoninvolving registering whole domains to write a post
03:52.25Landon:)
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03:52.29lhidenti.ca is built using http://laconi.ca/trac/
03:52.29r0bbybloat
03:52.29summatusmentisr0bby: you develop in java, who are you to talk about bloat? >_>
03:52.29Landonwin
03:52.29Landon2:D
03:52.29r0bbysummatusmentis: I code in groovy
03:52.48implhmm, uses OAuth
03:52.48implinteresting
03:52.48r0bbyprops ?: null
03:52.48summatusmentisr0bby: I know, it was a joke :)
03:52.48implThis is the second thing I've seen talking about OAuth in the past few weeks, I need to look into this
03:52.58r0bbyThat's a return statement :)
03:52.58r0bby?: is called the elvis operator :D
03:53.07r0bbygiggles
03:53.07Landongroo.... OH I SEE WHAT THEY DID
03:53.08Landon:P
03:53.25implr0bby: Is it equivalent to the ternary expression props ? props : null ?
03:53.30r0bbyyes
03:53.35r0bbyprops != null ? props : null
03:53.37implI like that name
03:53.42Landonethical or unethical: Calling a number scribbled in a used book
03:53.43Landon:)
03:53.44implPHP calls it the 'if-set-or' operator
03:53.45r0bby(null means false in groovy
03:53.52impl:\
03:53.54r0bbywait no
03:53.58Landontoo bad it doesnt have an area code
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03:54.02r0bbyprops.size() > 0 ? props : null
03:54.10summatusmentisLandon: ethical, although a bit creepy
03:54.19Landon:P
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03:54.28Landon<3 used books
03:54.30Landonfind the neatest things
03:54.35summatusmentisnot twitter creepy, but creepy
03:54.38Landonfound a picture of some guys and old computers in one
03:54.51Landonin an algorithms book I found a congratulations note written on the inside
03:55.04summatusmentiswonders if identi.ca scales as poorly as twitter
03:55.04Landona plane tickett stub in dirk gently's holistic detective agency
03:55.06Landonand now this!
03:55.25lhLandon: ethical provided you do not breathe heavily or impersonate a telemarketer
03:55.29summatusmentiswhere do you get your used books from? I don't get anything interesting
03:55.33Landonebay
03:55.34Landon:)
03:55.36summatusmentisah
03:55.46Landongoogle has never solved any of these mysteries though
03:55.47Landonsuch as
03:55.52lhLandon: i can't believe people don't clean out their books before they sell them. good. lord.
03:55.53Landon"Who are the B&K gang?"
03:56.00Landonand "Why is this a success?"
03:56.16summatusmentislh: really? I could easily see myself not thinking about it in my rush to get it sent off
03:56.37Landonsummatusmentis: well, in the case of the picture
03:56.46Landonyou'd notice it if you just gave a quick flip through
03:56.55Landonticket stubnot as much
03:57.01summatusmentisgranted, but I wouldn't even think to do that
03:57.03Landonnotes written on the book are a little hard to get rid of
03:57.09Landon:P
03:57.15summatusmentis:D
03:57.32summatusmentisneeds to figure out what he could get for his macbook
03:57.38Landon5 dolla
03:57.41Landonand shipping
03:57.47Landonraises his paddle
03:57.57summatusmentisyou're not helping your eeepc evangelism case
03:58.12lhsummatusmentis: i think my view on this is colored by my glee in learning more about my book's previous owner by what is left inside.
03:58.16Landon:P
03:58.31r0bbyimpl: groovy's mission is to remove noise :-)
03:58.31summatusmentislh: :-D
03:58.43Landonlh: exactly! what if these people were hackers at MIT back in ye olden days :P
03:58.50implr0bby: What do you think of Jython?
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03:59.08Landonor what if the b&k gang were some fundamental research group in the 60s
03:59.09LandonP
03:59.30Landon70s, I guess
03:59.35lhLandon: best thing i ever found - old credit card statement.
03:59.39Landono.O
03:59.42lhyep.
04:00.00LandonI've found a $20 once, but that was several several years back
04:00.01lhalso sweet, love letter from a guy to his wife, more than 40 years old.
04:00.17eakwarren@lh: please don't tell me you're still at work? :-)
04:00.27summatusmentisr0bby: oooh, groovy is trying to map java bytecode, but it's a different language entirely
04:00.28harlanAmaxzing - a husband/wife who are older than 40 who are in love?
04:00.31summatusmentisI didn't understand that
04:00.37lheakwarren: nope, sitting at home wanting to step away from the keyboard and clearly not getting there
04:00.41lhharlan: it happens.
04:00.44lh:)
04:00.45harlan:) I know
04:00.48Landonhm
04:00.55Landontoo bad none of us have the power to /kick lh
04:00.56Landonfor her own good
04:00.57eakwarren@lh: touche!
04:01.05summatusmentisscorche: you around?
04:01.18summatusmentisif so, kick lh so she goes to bed :)
04:01.20lhLandon: oh good lord. whatever. all y'all are here all the time too.
04:01.26Landon:P
04:01.36LandonI don't have a regularly scheduled job!
04:01.44summatusmentis^^
04:01.46antarusmy job is not regualrly scheduled
04:01.48zookoI've been updating my Ideas page.  Not knowing whether GSoC judges have already looked at it.
04:01.51impldoesn't sleep at night
04:01.56zookoBut I guess a nice organized Ideas page will be good to have in any case.
04:02.02summatusmentisLandon: or, you know, a life
04:02.05Landonyeah
04:02.05Landonthat too
04:02.09Landontrying, but no dice
04:02.10implzooko: certainly
04:02.18summatusmentisLandon: I know right?
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04:02.49implzooko: If our project doesn't get accepted, we're probably going to take our ideas page and merge it with our bug tracker and implement much of it [albeit much more slowly and probably less interestingly] anyway
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04:02.56LandonI don't even know what I want to do after college :)
04:03.03implso it's an all-around good thing to do, even unrelated to GSoC
04:03.14Landonnothing I "
04:03.15summatusmentisLandon: I want to get into a PhD program
04:03.19Landonwant" to do is profitable
04:03.19Landon;)
04:03.37LandonI might do that if the economy is still suxxorz
04:03.39Landonbut I've got a few years
04:03.44ojwbimpl: yeah, much of the preparation for applying is actually useful work that rarely gets done
04:03.44summatusmentisyeh, me too
04:03.53r0bbysummatusmentis: no, it compiles down to java bytecode
04:03.58r0bbyit's a JVM language :)
04:04.04summatusmentiswell, yeah
04:04.06implojwb: Definitely.
04:04.07summatusmentisthat's what I meant
04:04.12zookoOoh, that reminds me to add an Idea about writing a science paper.
04:04.14LandonIneed some lowfat carb healthy yogurt!
04:04.18Landonor whatever the fridge is filled with
04:04.56Landonzooko: open source science!
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04:05.12Landon:)
04:05.30zookoYeah -- open source science.
04:05.32Landonwhen I get to the written communications course, that's what I'm thinking about doing my report on, switching to open source
04:05.44implI think making an 'open' scientific journal would be a pretty cool thing to do someday.
04:05.47Landon(from a businesses perspective)
04:05.58summatusmentisimpl: 'open' scientific journal?
04:06.02zookoThere are some open science journals now.
04:06.04summatusmentismeaning what?
04:06.16implsummatusmentis: Yeah, one that isn't affiliated with a university and is publicly available, for free, etc.
04:06.16Landonsummatusmentis: they publish their latex?
04:06.23Landon:P
04:06.28zookoFree redistribution, for one thing.
04:06.34summatusmentispublishes Landon's latex
04:06.36implThe problem is that they don't really get much credibility. :(
04:06.55summatusmentishuh
04:07.01lhapparently, open source bioinformatics is waaay bigger than anyone thought
04:07.23impllh: because of BioPerl?
04:07.26summatusmentisbioinformatics has always struck me as really boring, but I don't really know anything about it
04:07.38impllh: or is that just a component of it?
04:08.36antarusok timetime ;)
04:08.51summatusmentistimetime?
04:09.00r0bbyi love it when irssi stops responding to input
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04:09.32lhimpl: no just # of biomed, bioinformatics, etc. apps we got for gsoc
04:09.36Landonlh: there are a lot of cool packages out there!
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04:09.56impllh: oh, cool
04:10.04Landon(as part of my sysadmin job for the KDD group here, I'm also sysadmining for the bioinformatics group at KSU)
04:10.20Landonthey don't need much done though :)
04:10.24impllh: I've only ever seen BioPerl, will be neat to know about others
04:10.39LandonI assume that's because they aren't in CS and don't want everything under teh sun implemented on their server! heh
04:10.40summatusmentisLandon: Manhattan Kansas?
04:10.42summatusmentis:-P
04:10.49Landonsummatusmentis: hecks yeah
04:11.07summatusmentisI hope when you hear Manhattan on tv, that's what you think of first
04:11.15zookohttp://www.crypto.com/blog/free_usenix/
04:11.20zooko^-- free science
04:11.21Landonthere's another manhattan?
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04:11.26Landon;)
04:11.33ojwbthe one full of daleks?
04:11.48Landonojwb: ++
04:11.59implzooko: neat!
04:12.23Aksanbody named mario ferraro here ??????
04:12.44Landonsummatusmentis: why? :P
04:12.51summatusmentiswhy what?
04:12.57ojwbis tempted to suggest trying #mario_ferraro ...
04:13.15ecinojwb: tried, empty.
04:13.21Landon23:11:07 <summatusmentis> I hope when you hear Manhattan on tv, that's what you think of first
04:13.22impldamn.
04:13.23Landonthat was odd!
04:13.24Landonthat's why
04:13.33summatusmentisLandon: oh, just because it's funny
04:13.44Landonyou're weird :p
04:13.47summatusmentisKansas vs. NYC and all that
04:13.54Landonwell
04:13.57summatusmentisdon't judge me! You don't know me!
04:14.02Landonit's called the little apple
04:14.03Landon:)
04:14.29r0bbydoes anybody get cases where irssi stops responding to text input?
04:14.29summatusmentis:-D
04:14.40Landonthats the official nickname
04:14.50summatusmentisr0bby: sometimes, but usually it's related to net connectivity to my ssh
04:14.50implr0bby: Every now and then
04:14.55implyeah. it's usually my fault.
04:14.56summatusmentisvs irssi proper
04:15.03implI don't have the issue if I'm using it locally
04:15.13summatusmentisI don't use it locally
04:15.17r0bbysummatusmentis: screen responds
04:15.24r0bbyit's just irssi
04:15.41summatusmentisno, I usually lose all input when it happens
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04:16.19Landonsometime sI think it does
04:16.21r0bbyhrm
04:16.21Landonwhen I do alt+A
04:16.23Landoner
04:16.24summatusmentisoh crap, it's later than I thought
04:16.25Landonalt+a
04:16.28Landonbut it turns out I have caps lock on!
04:16.31Landonand it was sending alt+A
04:16.54gamblerhi Is someone from Google GSoc here that I can chat to?
04:16.54r0bbychinese mustard!
04:16.55summatusmentisshould've been doing web dev
04:16.56r0bby<3
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04:17.07implWeb dev is boring after a while
04:17.10summatusmentisgambler: what's your question?
04:17.17implWell, I shouldn't say that
04:17.26summatusmentisimpl: you're telling me, but they're paying me, and I've been really busy and haven't had time
04:17.30implDoing e-commerce site after e-commerce site is boring after a while. :<
04:17.45summatusmentisthis isn't even dev, this is more 'web dev planning'
04:17.57implah
04:18.07Landonwants a cushy job
04:18.12Landondoing sysadmin stuff for small biz
04:18.21gamblersummatusmentis, Its regarding an internal google project
04:18.34implLandon: it's all fun and games until they actually release something :P
04:18.42summatusmentiswell, just go ahead and ask, if someone knows, they'll answer
04:19.02Landonimpl: preferably one not involved in computers
04:19.07Landonwhere they give me their problem
04:19.10LandonI give them a solution
04:19.14implah
04:19.20Landonnot "We want this because its ound s cool and we saw it on our google search"
04:19.25implYeah, that's good stuff
04:19.26Landon"And we tried implementing it and now it's half broken"
04:19.35Landonwhich is more like my current sysadmin job
04:19.36Landon:(
04:19.42impl"Why doesn't our Website support Kerberos authentication?"
04:19.56impl[public-facing Website, that is]
04:20.03Landon:P
04:20.14impl(and yes, I've really seen that asked. :P)
04:20.22summatusmentisurgh, I forgot how messy my sitemap is :(
04:20.30Landonyeah
04:20.33Landonthe people I want to work for
04:20.37summatusmentis*headdesk*
04:20.41Landonare the people who havent the foggiest that stuff like kerberos even exists
04:20.42Landon:P
04:20.49Landonso I can continually amaze them
04:20.53implhaha
04:20.55jasebowhere are those people?
04:21.06Landonnarnia :(
04:21.07impl"if you sign in ... here, you're signed in ... here too! ISN'T THAT COOL?!"
04:21.15jaseboThey're the people that say "can't you give me a site that works like google maps?"
04:21.36Landonimpl: or LDAP "Look! You can sign on any of these computers with the SAME account! and get all your stuff! WHOA!"
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04:21.46ecinLike, whoa, OpenID!
04:21.48jasebolol
04:21.51implyeah :P
04:21.53jasebono... you're mistaken
04:21.54Landonideally: "WOW! We never knew you could do that, thanks so much for implementing it!"
04:21.59ecinNo, wait, more like google accounts...
04:22.03Landonwhat I really get : "You've sure taken your time for a simple task"
04:22.04implecin: well OpenID is stupid
04:22.04jaseboif you find those people you _CAN'T_ introduce them to openID
04:22.23implLandon: haha, aww :(
04:22.30jaseboit's like the tree of knowledge
04:22.35jasebothey bite that apple.... and then....
04:22.51antaruskerberos..(shudders)
04:22.54antarushates it
04:23.01summatusmentishey now, nothing wrong w/ krb
04:23.01jaseboyou just upgrade them from Windows 95 to Windows ME, and that's it.
04:23.24impl'upgrade' eh?
04:23.39antarusI've never seen a kerberos well deployed
04:24.00antarusand the code is terrible
04:24.12summatusmentiswhat do you mean 'well deployed'?
04:24.31implantarus: For MIT or Heimdal?
04:24.47summatusmentisonly has experience with kerberos wrt OpenAFS
04:25.25antarusis vaguely sure he was looking at MIT
04:25.40antarusbut I can't remember, because we ran both at that job
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04:25.50antarusthe question was what year was it ;p
04:25.57implI think the Heimdal code is quite a bit cleaner
04:26.03implif memory serves me right, anyway
04:26.12implThere's a reason I picked that implementation anyway :>
04:26.21antarussummatusmentis: kerberized nfs, kerberized workstation logins
04:26.32antarussummatusmentis: it turns out depending on the network to login is a bad idea
04:26.55antarus(nfs homedirs are another pita)
04:26.57implnow
04:27.01implnss_ldap and pam_ldap
04:27.03summatusmentisantarus: ah
04:27.07antarusnss_ldap is shit
04:27.12implthere are two pieces of software that are outright disasters
04:27.16antaruswe wrote http://code.google.com/p/nsscache/'
04:27.20antarusto get around it
04:28.09implantarus: Nice, I'm writing http://hg.transtruct.org/people/nfontes/srvd/file/341099f0e8a9/ABOUT at the moment to get around it :p
04:28.25r0bbysighs
04:28.29zookoOkay, I'm too sleepy to write more: http://allmydata.org/trac/tahoe/wiki/GSoCIdeas
04:28.36antarusanyway I assume if we get around to it we will probably implement some kind of kerberos cache to get aroudn the kerb network dependency
04:29.17implCan you do that/is that a good idea?
04:30.31implzooko: Those would be really good (and probably a bit more helpful to potential students and yourselves) if you elaborated on them a bit more, I think.
04:30.37antarusimpl: the key here is to avoid small network blips
04:30.57implantarus: Right, of course -- I'm just wondering if that breaks Kerberos's security architecture at all
04:31.30summatusmentisfrom my understanding, it does
04:31.43antarusnot at the basic level
04:31.51summatusmentisif you're caching tokens, what's stopping someone from taking them?
04:31.52antarusI mean if you root my workstatoin you can steal my credentials
04:32.02antaruswhoopy do
04:32.06summatusmentisnot tokens, tickets
04:32.20summatusmentisnow I'm confused, ignore my terminology
04:32.53antarusmsot kerb implementations cache already (I hope)
04:33.02antarusotehrwise you have to make round trips to teh kdc all the time
04:33.05antarusand thats not a good UX
04:33.21summatusmentisoh, hrr
04:33.21antarusalso it means you need lots of kdcs ;p
04:34.20summatusmentisthat makes sense, of course there's some sort of caching, I would think
04:34.28antarusotherwise you'd need to type your password every time you acceessed AFS, as an example
04:34.40antarusif the client didn't cache your AFS ticket ;p
04:34.45summatusmentiswell, I know AFS caches
04:34.47implYou only get a ticket cached when you successfully perform authentication
04:34.52antarusimpl: right
04:34.57implAnd for each additional authorization you request, you need to talk to the KDC again
04:35.03antarusso I'm saying I login to my workstation, have authed.
04:35.05antarusnow I lock my screen
04:35.07antarusthen I lose network
04:35.18implah okay
04:35.19antarusnow I can't unlock my screen
04:35.21implI see what you're saying.
04:35.24antarusbecause I need to talk to the KDC
04:35.28antaruswe need a way around that
04:36.06antarusprobably the 90% use case ;)
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04:36.56implThe question is how to validate the password, since nothing knows the encryption key except the KDC
04:37.05antarusyeah thats...less fun
04:37.23antarusroot-owned keytabs is one horrible insecure way ;p
04:37.38implhah
04:37.41summatusmentisantarus: I don't fully understand how the timing out works, does krb talk to the kdc to know when tickets die?
04:37.44zookoimpl: thanks for the feedback.
04:37.56antarussummatusmentis: no the tickets have an end life in them, iirc
04:37.57implzooko: oh, I meant to add -- I *do* like the ideas though
04:38.03implThey look fun and useful.
04:38.13summatusmentisantarus: alright, that's kind of what I thought
04:40.20antarustoo much irc for tonight
04:40.21antaruswanders off
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04:42.55antarusI leave you all with a reason to visit Japan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqPVYKNJ0UA
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04:45.11summatusmentis>_>
04:47.03summatusmentis!countdown
04:47.03socinfoError: "countdown" is not a valid command.
04:47.33summatusmentis!timeline
04:47.34socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
04:47.36zookoimpl: thankjs!
04:47.53zookoI'm too sleepy to work on it more now, but we'll get back to it soon.
04:48.44implzooko: :)
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05:59.05KralnI can't wait to see who gets approved
06:00.13Huyhi
06:00.46Huydo we have any XML pro here ?
06:01.41cjhopmanyes, my time will cost you $100/ hour. how can i help.
06:01.49straszheimlike an MCXE?
06:02.14cjhopmanjk, i don't know xml... but lol at mcxe
06:02.28implI know a bit, but there's always #xml
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06:05.30Huybest practice, when use attr, when element, naming convention...
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06:30.38bhyoops
06:31.08bhywhat's wrong with twitter?
06:31.38ojwbdon't get me started!
06:32.19joshponly twits can organize their thoughts in 120 chars!
06:33.03ojwbkeeps thinking of Fermat's last tweet...
06:34.20bhyseems twitter returned to an old time? ah? twitter time machine?
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06:35.46bhyall the new tweets disappered, my status got back to the tweets 22 hours ago!
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06:38.41bhyindeed :)
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08:48.20kblinor Lenovo, these days
08:51.18spectieoh ?
08:51.28spectiemy sister has a thinkpad
08:51.34spectieshe calls it stinkpad... weirdo
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11:00.24jdkavhi gusy
11:00.27jdkavhi guys
11:01.05jdkavi have a query to e asked
11:01.11spectiehi
11:01.13spectieshoot
11:01.47jdkavwhich organizations will be looking for python based applications
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11:03.07jdkavspectie: which organizations will be looking for python based applications
11:03.31spectiejdkav, the list of organisations isn't published yet
11:03.41spectieit will probably be published tomorrow or the day after
11:03.56jdkavi know but still an idea
11:04.18lynxlynxlynxlook at previous year's orgs
11:04.28spectiehave a look at the list of 'mentors by lang'
11:04.30spectieand orgs by lang
11:04.31spectie!orgbylang
11:04.32lynxlynxlynxalso, I bet python will be looking for such things
11:04.32socinfo"orgbylang" is http://eflow.org/wiki/index.php?Mentors_by_language
11:04.58jdkavno python will be looking basically to enhance thier versions
11:05.06lynxlynxlynxnice page
11:08.31kblinack
11:08.46kblinkicks python
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11:09.11jdkavany python guy here???
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11:10.11ThomasWaldmannjdkav: if moin gets accepted, we'll do stuff in python
11:10.52kblinsame here, both WorldForge and Samba have python-based project ideas
11:11.11kloeriExherbo also have a few ideas that can be implemented in python
11:11.25kloerishould be lots of organisations like that I guess
11:11.36jdkavThomasWaldmann: how about application of python over a network
11:11.38jdkav???
11:12.04jdkavhttp://eflow.org/wiki/index.php?Mentors_by_language
11:12.23ThomasWaldmannthe network stuff of moin already works since a while :D
11:13.10jdkavthats good Thomas but i have got diffrent
11:13.31kloerione or two of the Exherbo ideas involves writing some network code from scratch using python or whatever the preference might be
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11:14.08jdkavthe network code for detection of some external drives
11:14.12jdkav???
11:14.16jdkavover a node
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11:40.58kblincrap, crap, crap
11:41.14scorche?
11:41.17kblinI hate bad upgrade docs when APIs changed alot
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11:41.47kblinSQLAlchemy killed the common functions (like count(), max() and the like) from their Query object
11:42.13kblinthey fail to mention that in their upgrade docs, and of course don't offer alternatives
11:42.50kblinit seems like there's some way to do this via issuing a different statement, but I can't find an example of that to wrap my head around this
11:43.00thebolthehe.. nice :)
11:43.30kblinI just want one stupid example of the SQLAlchemy 0.5.x way of doing a "get the number of rows in table x" query
11:44.28kblinbecause I'm currently getting the very helpful "TypeError: 'function' object is unsubscriptable"
11:44.34spectieD:
11:44.40spectiesuck
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11:55.28kblinhm, getting there...
11:55.45kblinfound a google groups post complaining about the exact same thing
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12:33.04thiagosskblin: yourquery.count() doesn't work ? (a liitle late perhaps)
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12:36.22thiagoss!timeline
12:36.22socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
12:40.21kblinthiagoss: actually, count() is one of the few things still working. bad example, max, sum and avg broke
12:41.38thiagosskblin: really? I'm into a project using sqlalchemy, and I'd be needing those in a few weeks.
12:42.23thiagosswell, we can always contribute killing boogs
12:43.42kblinthiagoss: no, seems like all you actually need is to fix docs
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12:44.01thiagosseasier :)
12:44.28thiagossgotta go, classes in 15min. cya
12:44.36kblinand it's not in the 0.4 to 0.5 migration docs because this little API change was a 0.4.3 to 0.4.4 change
12:44.56kblinthiagoss: I've got it working now, it seems
12:46.23kblinthiagoss: so feel free to bug me in a few weeks if http://groups.google.com/group/sqlalchemy/browse_thread/thread/c9be43803a7fc755 doesn't help
12:46.38thiagosskblin: good! I will if needed
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12:52.21phrozntomorrows the big day. accepted mentors are disclosed!
12:53.24lynxlynxlynxyep
12:54.21kblinthat's not the big day.. the big day is when the accepted students are notified :)
12:54.39phroznthat too!! :D
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12:57.26lynxlynxlynxdepends on whether you're a mentor or a student
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12:58.11phroznstudent here
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12:58.56aghislathe big day is when your code runs
13:00.23phroznor when you learn something
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13:00.38aghislaphrozn: too
13:00.44aghislalike how to refactor
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13:00.51kloerilots of big days :)
13:01.02phrozn:0 yeah
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13:40.01PeepOleHi lut4rp
13:40.14lut4rphi PeepOle
13:40.25PeepOleYou had AIR 114?
13:40.35lut4rp?
13:40.51PeepOleI am looking at your linkedin profile :)
13:41.08lut4rpoh.
13:41.09lut4rplol
13:41.11PeepOleOh shit, got it, thats for Olympiad
13:41.12lut4rpyeah, I did :)
13:41.19lut4rperr, yeah.
13:41.23lut4rpwhat did you think?
13:41.24PeepOleI was thinking AIEEE
13:41.28lut4rpDUDE.
13:41.29lut4rpNO.
13:41.31sid0lut4rp: lol
13:41.39lut4rpsid0, SRSLY.
13:41.40sid0got AIR 4 in that :P
13:41.47lut4rppeople are destroying my image
13:41.57PeepOlesorry sorry
13:41.59lut4rp:P
13:42.17PeepOleI am gonna research sid0 now :)
13:42.25sid0...
13:42.44lut4rpstalker.
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13:43.21lut4rprecalls "studying" till class 10th.
13:43.35PeepOleYou ain't that "stalikng" material , lut4rp
13:43.47lut4rpheh
13:43.52lut4rpPeepOle, sid0 is.
13:44.01sid0...
13:44.36PeepOleOh MY GOD, I just found sid0's house on Google Maps , hehe
13:44.43PeepOleam I a stalker or what ??
13:44.46PeepOle:D
13:44.59sid0what
13:45.14PeepOlewhat?
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13:45.25sid0how did you find it
13:45.45PeepOleI am from FBI.
13:45.56sid0very funny
13:45.59sid0I'm serious
13:47.04PeepOlesid0: Hey man. Don't get upset.
13:47.16sid0PeepOle: seriously -- PM me
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13:47.46PeepOleok
13:48.21scorche...
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13:48.31WinterMutemorning
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13:48.59_drpretty hard to find... ;)
13:49.05sid0scorche: apologies :)
13:49.30scorchesid0: no apologies need to come from you....
13:49.30PeepOlesid0: :/
13:49.59ajuonlinewhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhats up!
13:50.12ajuonline:P
13:50.21sulabh_msid0 : is it ur project Thunderbird integration into Windows Vista/Windows Search indexer
13:50.27sid0yes
13:50.40ajuonlinesulabh_m: hola, welcome mto the same time of the year again ;)
13:50.53sulabh_mhehe, hello ajuonline
13:50.56CuriousKelHi, I thought I read on the FAQ that the list of Mentoring Organizations will be announced today? 17 march
13:51.05sid018th
13:51.09scorche!timeline
13:51.10socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
13:51.32PeepOleafter 1 day, 5 hours, 8 minutes and 37 seconds until Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 7:00:00 PM
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13:52.27CuriousKelok thanks.
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13:55.06PeepOleomg, I just realised something. Oh....
13:55.29lut4rpwhat.
13:55.43PeepOlebad bad
13:55.47PeepOle:(
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14:05.57kitalliswaves to lut4rp
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14:43.06mlankhorstkblin: looks like I'm getting a student this year :>
14:43.11erwan_tafheya
14:43.23ajuonlinemlankhorst: for gsoc?
14:43.24erwan_tafgsoc website sounds down :(
14:43.31mlankhorstajuonline: yeah
14:44.03ajuonlinemlankhorst: what project?
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14:45.57kblinmlankhorst: I thought you were going to apply yourself?
14:46.29summatusmentishttp://lifehacker.com/5171050/opt-out-of-googles-targeted-ads
14:46.34summatusmentisthat's so cool
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14:48.19mlankhorstkblin: yeah but I have to mentor the directshow/gstreamer one :/
14:48.31pygihi
14:48.33mlankhorstdid lots of work on that last year
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15:12.35borjamorning all
15:12.47CaseusMorning!
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15:18.52alexstre^!next
15:18.52socinfo"next" is Accepted mentoring organations are announced on March 18 at ~12 noon PDT / 19:00 UTC
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15:37.13schumaml"organations"
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15:37.21codestr0msome general feedback.. compared to other or last years projects.. does our ideas page look ok? http://www.osunix.org/docs/DOC-1022
15:37.51spectielooks good codestr0m
15:38.26codestr0mspectie: thanks.. I saw the comment about NLTK and thought to get a 2nd opinion
15:38.40spectiewhich comment about NLTK ?
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15:38.52codestr0mspectie: on the google groups list
15:39.06spectiegsoc-discuss ?
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15:39.40codestr0mabbreviated yes
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15:40.20spectieah
15:40.31spectietheir list looks kind of like our list
15:40.34spectiein terms of content
15:40.36spectie:)
15:40.44spectiewe have more description though
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15:43.12homunqUm, is it still possible to change our org name? not linkid. Someone just pointed out that we should be "Sugarlabs educational platform (member of SFC)" rather than just "Sugarlabs (member of SFC)" so that more people will find us.
15:43.51spectiehey homunq
15:44.18homunqAlso, I just added a quick "I'm interested, what next?" text at the top of our project ideas page ( http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/DevelopmentTeam/ProjectIdeas )
15:44.23homunqhey spectie
15:45.18schumamlhm... most of our entries are described much better than the nltk ones, with one exception
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15:46.46scorche|shhomunq: nope...everything is static fornow, though you will likely be able to change it once accepted
15:47.30homunqAs long as we can change it then, that's fine.
15:48.04kblinscorche|sh: looks like my thinkpad can be fixed for less than the price of a new system after all
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15:51.56scorche|shkblin: still a large amount though?....was it just the cable?
15:52.14kblinnope. it's the display
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15:53.50kblinscorche|sh: the repair shop called me and.. strongly suggested to get the extended warranty before they go and look at the display
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15:54.09kblinso I did, and now the broken display is a warranty repair
15:54.17mlankhorsthehe
15:54.22mlankhorsthow much did it cost you?
15:54.36kblinso all I paid was the extended warranty for ~ 115 EUR
15:54.48kblinand I still have some more months of warranty
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15:56.01jelmerhi Kai
15:56.03kblinof course that kind of service gives me a strong incentive to get my next laptop at the same place.
15:56.15kblinhi jelmer
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15:57.32thebolt|awaykblin: IBM helped me in similar ways when the charging circuit of my laptop was broken..
15:58.06thebolt|awaykblin: i had 3 years warranty, still plenty of time left.. however i couldn't know if it was the battery or charging circuit and battery is only 1 year warranty
15:58.23DaveyJoeHey guys, is there much scope for design/interface/front-end engineering work in GSOC?
15:58.40mlankhorstI don't think gsoc itself is taking students
15:58.56thebolt|awaykblin: so they themselves suggested sending it in without any battery (in which case they would use one of their known-to-work ones) and if it worked i wouldn't be charged the "fee for sending in stuff not under warranty" ;)
15:59.40homunqDaveyJoe: there are certainly projects interested in that work
16:00.10homunqsuch as <pimp> Sugarlabs Educational Platform, http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/DevelopmentTeam/ProjectIdeas </pimp>
16:00.20DaveyJoehomunq: Great, thanks for the link
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16:07.08homunqDaveyJoe: The "versioned datastore", "translate activity", and basically all the stand-alone ideas, are all UI-heavy.
16:07.43DaveyJoehomunq: ta
16:08.40homunqAlso "submenu support" and "graphical toolkit" (especially the thing about discoverable keyboard shortcuts).
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16:15.58aghisla|awaybye all see you next week!
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16:18.12zookoDaveyJoe: My project has a GUI idea on our Ideas page, too.  Join #tahoe if interested.
16:19.03fivedollarhi
16:19.29DaveyJoezooko: Thanks guys I'll wait for the list of projects to come out tomorrow and take a look through them then :)
16:19.44fivedollarohman, tomorrow is too long to wait
16:19.56fivedollar;)
16:20.29schumamlDaveyJoe: what's you background in this topic?
16:22.21DaveyJoeschumaml: I'll leave the interviews until later ;)
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16:30.51luke-jrtoo late to apply as a mentoring org?
16:31.26borjaluke-jr: yes
16:31.29borja!timeline
16:31.29socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
16:31.47luke-jroh well, that sucks :<
16:32.11kblintry next year
16:32.16luke-jron another topic, why is GSoC biased toward only accepting students willing to be scammed by the college system?
16:32.31kblinhuh?
16:32.49luke-jrthe FAQ said students must be enrolled in a college to participate
16:32.52luke-jrcolleges are just a scam
16:33.02kblin...
16:33.06borjao.O
16:33.36luke-jrat least for computer science
16:33.46luke-jrbetter off studying on ones own than going to a college
16:33.57kblinyou don't need to study comp-sci to participate
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16:34.19zacharypcollege is what you make of it.  There's plenty of knowledge to be gained in a good program.  And humanity has been learning from their peers and elders for a long time successfully
16:34.22luke-jrkblin: but it sounds like students are not allowed to participate unless they're paying a college
16:34.35kblinalso, I very much doubt that most people will manage to teach themselves advanced maths required for algorithms
16:34.51sonugautamhi
16:34.56luke-jrzacharyp: peers and elders exist without paying a college
16:34.58kblinluke-jr: you got this the wrong way around in any case
16:35.07sonugautamsonu from india
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16:35.45luke-jr…
16:35.59kblinluke-jr: the program is targeting people who're currently enrolled at a college/university/whatever
16:36.58kblinluke-jr: so while you're paying tuition for your education anyway, you can spend your vacation work on open source instead of e.g. working at the local fast food joint flipping burgers
16:37.32kblinenrolling at a college just to participate in gsoc sounds like a bad idea
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16:39.08luke-jrkblin: my point is that is discriminates against students studying in other ways
16:39.20luke-jrand in the case of computers, other ways are superior
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16:39.40kblinluke-jr: I disagree, on both counts
16:39.45_drtrue
16:40.01kblin!google
16:40.01socinfo"google" is not the cosmic cash machine people think it is.
16:40.06_drreading the bc(1) manpage won't replace 3 years of math lectures
16:40.24xorAxAx!nortel
16:40.25socinfoError: "nortel" is not a valid command.
16:40.40xorAxAx_dr: certainly depends on the university
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16:40.54xorAxAxhere in germany you have 200 peeps per math lecture
16:40.58kblinluke-jr: so, as the factoid about google says, the cash being limited, there needs to be some way to filter
16:41.03_drxorAxAx: i know :)
16:41.18luke-jrkblin: uh, the first point is not an opinion.. it is discriminating against non-college students by policy of filtering them
16:41.26_drmore like 200 enroled and 10 in course
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16:41.42luke-jrso you mean it's Google's right to discriminate. perhaps it is.
16:41.43xorAxAxluke-jr: yeah, its some kind of socioeconomic barrier
16:42.00kblinluke-jr: there is one ( in numbers 1) person running this program for google
16:42.14luke-jr:o
16:42.16xorAxAxyeah, i think we shouldnt complain
16:42.34kblinluke-jr: being enrolled at a college is more easily verifyable than "but I currently teach myself comp-sci, honest!"
16:42.55borjaluke-jr: discrimination is a very loaded term; by your rationale, hospitals who don't hire doctors without an MD from an accredited university are "discriminating" against people who are simply passionate about medicine
16:43.56schumamlbtw, is this discussion about "college" or "being enrolled"?
16:43.56PulpFictionPunjai second borja.
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16:43.56PulpFictionPunjathere has to be some sort of verification about that
16:43.57kloeriself-taught MDs are awesome!
16:44.15_drmostly hypochondriacs, tho
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16:44.31ajuonlineis someone pissed of by his/her country's education system? /college?
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16:44.51kblinluke-jr: so unless you can come up with a way to quickly verify student-status without some proof of enrollment, I think google's going to keep the system they have
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16:45.27xorAxAxajuonline: i think most people on the world should be :)
16:45.34PulpFictionPunjadoes google ask for some proof? i read in the FAQ that they 'might'
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16:45.42xorAxAxeducation is the most important factor for creation of value
16:45.44schumaml"individual enrolled in or accepted into an accredited institution including (but not necessarily limited to) colleges, universities, masters programs, PhD programs and undergraduate programs"
16:45.57schumamlPulpFictionPunja: read that as "do"
16:45.59kblinPulpFictionPunja: you certainly need some proof of enrollment
16:46.13ajuonlinexorAxAx: yes, I might as well be with that. But I am not pissed off by google or gsoc rules.
16:46.14easwarlo PulpFictionPunja
16:46.22xorAxAxajuonline: yeah, wrong place to change this
16:46.37ajuonlinexorAxAx: i dont understand that point.
16:46.37xorAxAxyou need to talk to schools
16:46.44ajuonlineyou dont need gsoc to participate in FOSS.
16:46.47xorAxAxajuonline: i mean, google is not the evil guy in the school problem
16:46.58ajuonlinelike someone says, you dont need college to work on CS.
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16:47.35kblinxorAxAx: I'm not pissed of at my education system
16:47.55kblinxorAxAx: of course there's always something that can be improved, but it's working pretty well for me
16:48.07ajuonlinenot me as well
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16:48.20kitallisI am
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16:49.01fivedollari like my education system, but not necessarily my university
16:49.45kblinanyway, I guess I explained why GSoC works the way it does
16:49.45fivedollaror at least my university's CS department
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16:50.10kblinand now I need to brutally murder some mushrooms for dinner, bbiaf
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16:52.58ajuonlinekblin: send some across.
16:53.12ajuonlinewhenever someone talks about food. i get hungry. no matter if I just had food.
16:53.37luke-jrkblin: well, I guess I was just looking at it from a different perspective
16:54.06spectiegreetings
16:54.09luke-jrbeing on the project side, I see it more as if Google is funding development of open source software
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16:54.28luke-jrbut I guess there's another side to it that needs students to be verified
16:55.59ajuonlineluke-jr: did you miss my point? you dont really need gsoc, to work on foss either.
16:56.08ajuonline!google
16:56.08socinfo"google" is not the cosmic cash machine people think it is.
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16:57.09DanParker:D
16:57.30dandersonwhat was this huge troll about?
16:57.32anothy_xshame, that.
16:57.42dandersonA non-student ranting about how unfair SoC is?
16:57.49dandersonif so: life is unfair, get over it
16:58.02dandersonand, as many people have said, cash flow is limited, so filtering has to be applied
16:58.06lhborja: you have mail
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16:58.31dandersonalso, the idea of summer of code specifically originated as an answer to the problem: "smart students are spending their summers flipping burgers to pay rent. We should fix this."
16:58.43borjachecks
16:58.49ArthurLiulh, we have some posters here : http://wiki.debian.org/SummerOfCode2009#Promotion
16:58.55dandersonnote: not to solve world hunger or ensure that the unemployment rate reaches 0%
16:59.40borjalh: sure, count me in
16:59.45borjais all about spreadin' the love
17:00.05ArthurLiuDebian making promotional material, Pigs flying, hell freezing over, cats and dogs... :)
17:00.22spectiegreetings everyone
17:00.24spectiekaixo borja
17:00.25kblinluke-jr: well, from a project point of view, you're free to spend the money your project is getting to fund people other than students
17:00.41kloeriI could use a solution to the world hunger problem about now.. I nice big steak would be good :)
17:00.57borjaaupa spectie
17:01.40lhborja: awesome thank you
17:02.16homunq"open source needs more $" is a bigger problem... if there's a solution, it is not Google's big heart and wallet, but something like dominant assurance contracts. If you can convince all users to just register, you can set up a payment structure where it is in their simple self-interest to give you money - totalling ((worth to average user) * sqrt(number of users) / 2)
17:02.40homunq</offtopic>
17:02.43spectiehah
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17:04.09borjalh: no prob
17:04.11luke-jrhomunq: any ideas for games? ☺
17:04.16homunq("worth" is value of future improvements, not existing product - it's in nobody's pure rational self interest to pay for that)
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17:05.14homunqluke-jr: in my org? Educational games are not a high priority, but we would consider them. You come up with your own ideas, though.
17:05.38kblinhomunq: I don't think all of OpenSource's problems can be magically solved by dumping cash on them :)
17:05.57ArthurLiukblin, ubuntu ? just kidding :)
17:06.12luke-jrArmagetron Advanced's biggest problem is lack of developer time due to us working jobs ;)
17:06.17homunqme neither. Note "if there's a solution". If the problem is mis-stated, there is no solution. :)
17:06.33kblinsome could be solved by dumping meteorites on some patent trolls
17:06.52homunqducks
17:07.00kblinluke-jr: sounds familiar
17:07.20kloerisomebody should make that into a game :)
17:07.24kitallisArmagetron is uber cool
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17:07.37kblinhomunq: if you're not living in texas, you're pretty safe, I guess
17:07.43luke-jrkloeri: eh, it *is* a game.. O.o
17:08.06kblinluke-jr: dropping huge stones on patent trolls?
17:08.11kblinurl?
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17:08.14kblin:)
17:08.16luke-jrno, Armagetron
17:08.20kloeriI don't know of any game exactly like that
17:08.26luke-jrI missed your first line
17:08.32kloeriI wasn't talking about armagetron though
17:09.20kloeriwould be silly saying somebody should make a game exactly like $another open source game :p
17:09.37z4chhorg list comes out tomorrow :DDD
17:09.54kitallisyep
17:10.10z4chhim to excited, i cant sleep, eat, think o_o
17:10.28kitalliswell, me too, i'm kinda low on skill, so hehe
17:10.32z4chhnot really, but it's interesting to see if your fav org got in
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17:11.15z4chhwill the list be released at like midnight? >.<
17:11.47grogs987wish i didn't have so much work to do, will make it hard to actually find a lot about the orgs i apply for
17:11.56homunq~timeline
17:12.01homunq!timeline
17:12.02socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
17:12.14homunqz4chh: your answer is there
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17:12.25kitallisi hope they aren't boring like an xml parser in factor with C bindings
17:12.30kitallislol
17:12.33z4chhahh it does say the time
17:12.59z4chhthat's to long to wait!
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17:13.31z4chhi can't wait that long guys :(
17:13.43kitallisknows everything, so there's no point him living a life as everything is NULL for him
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17:13.54kitallissuicides.
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17:14.15z4chhkitallis, no suicide until gsoc is over o_o
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17:14.30kitallisI knew you were gonna say that
17:14.33kitallisI know everyhtin
17:14.50kitallisi'm not gonna be accepted, i know that too
17:14.52grogs987except modesty
17:14.53luke-jr…
17:15.20kitallisluke-jr: why are you making solid colored boxes?
17:16.02luke-jrkitallis: try fixing your IRC client ☺
17:16.17kitallismIRC needs no fixing
17:16.24luke-jrtrue, mIRC just needs deleting
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17:16.37luke-jr;)
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17:16.58kitallisyou want me to log into freeBSD and install Irssi?
17:17.02_drmirc should apply to gsoc for linux porting
17:17.14z4chhewww
17:17.16ArthurLiu_dr, mirc is not free software
17:17.21kitallisyea
17:17.25z4chhmirc needs to die
17:17.26kitallisso isn't Xchat
17:17.30kitallisbut
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17:17.35desuxchat is
17:17.37luke-jrXchat is
17:17.37_drmaybe not, but it's mirc
17:17.39PulpFictionPunjaxchat is paid on windows only
17:17.43luke-jrPulpFictionPunja: still Free
17:17.45kitallisxchatis paid ion win
17:17.46z4chhi don't know about you but i got xchat for free on my arch lappy >.<
17:17.47ArthurLiuthe official windows port is problematic
17:17.54ArthurLiubut it's still dfsg
17:17.55luke-jrFree has nothing to do with whether you pay for it or not
17:17.58desuand mirc doesn't do utf-8. it needs to die.
17:17.59kitallisso mirc can get its oss clone
17:18.05PulpFictionPunjayes, the developer says its too time consuming to make win32 ports
17:18.05kitallisnot a clone :)
17:18.09zookohomunq: I like the way you think!  Open Source/Free Software has severe limitations, and philanthropy is not a scalable solution.
17:18.10PulpFictionPunjau r free to do that if u want
17:18.11jelmerhey luke-jr :-)
17:18.17luke-jrPulpFictionPunja: it really is, in general ☺
17:18.18ArthurLiuthere's a free build though Y-Chat :)
17:18.20luke-jrhey jelmer
17:18.23z4chhmirc scripting was my first language o.o
17:18.30kitallisomfg
17:18.41jelmerluke-jr: Are you mentoring / participating for a project ?
17:18.44_drit gave me eye cancer
17:18.54luke-jrjelmer: I wanted to mentor, but missed the deadline it seems
17:19.13ArthurLiudeadline for mentors oO
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17:19.33luke-jrthough I did get a PM from a student saying working on my project would be a dream for them XD
17:19.44desuluke-jr: which project?
17:19.49luke-jrdesu: Armagetron Advanced
17:19.54desuo...
17:19.57z4chheh?
17:20.06z4chhthat sounds...advanced
17:20.12desunod-nods
17:20.39luke-jrlol
17:20.43kitallisit is
17:20.48luke-jrhttp://armagetronad.net/
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17:21.25PulpFictionPunjathe 3D tron. cool game.
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17:24.39z4chhawww no arch pkg? :D
17:25.13kitallisahha
17:25.17kitallisarch linux
17:25.19kitallisahha
17:25.38z4chho.o
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17:26.29z4chhim compiling this baby from source
17:26.43luke-jrz4chh: package submissions welcome
17:26.53luke-jrz4chh: can always use more packagers XD
17:26.56z4chhluke-jr, if i like the game :D
17:27.58luke-jrz4chh: trunk has a lot of nicities, but slower FPS
17:28.09luke-jr(like real fonts)
17:28.30luke-jrkinda off-topic here, maybe you should join #Armagetron ;)
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18:25.08thiagossrandom question: anyone here ever used net simulator?
18:26.14ajuonlinewhy does that sound familiar
18:27.00thiagosshttp://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/ helps?
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18:27.46prince1600hi everyone
18:27.52ESphynxhi prince1600
18:27.56Huythiagoss: bosson netsim ?
18:27.57disismtI havve used ns2
18:28.10prince1600how are you, ESphynx
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18:29.34thiagossdisismt: do you know if it is possible to a node at ns2 implement some logic? Like, a real app running on a virtual network controlled by ns2 ?
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18:31.15dmbhello
18:31.26prince1600hi
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18:32.35ESphynxi'm great prince1600 :)
18:32.39disismtthiagoss: ns2 is basically all about packets. What app do you want to simulate?
18:32.41ESphynxyurself
18:32.52prince1600I am very well, thank you
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18:36.27thiagossdisismt: I'd like to simulate some servers serving web services, and a lot of clients accessing them.
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18:37.49disismtthiagoss: I can't help you there.
18:37.55thiagossdisismt: thanks anyway :)
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19:20.20sphinxkidhi all..
19:20.29spectiehey sphinxkid
19:20.44sphinxkidlooking for speech recognition related projects this year..
19:20.47sphinxkidheard of any?
19:20.55spectiehmm, not that i know of
19:21.03spectieyou might look at the list of orgs from last year
19:21.06spectiemany will be returning
19:21.09spectie!orgbylang
19:21.10socinfo"orgbylang" is http://eflow.org/wiki/index.php?Mentors_by_language
19:21.20spectiesphinxkid, are you only interested in speech, or in NLP in general ?
19:21.22ojwbor wait a day or so
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19:21.30spectieyeah, or wait around 23 hours ;)
19:21.35sphinxkidspectie: not yet there..
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19:21.53sphinxkidah yeah have taken a leave tmrw;-)
19:22.07ojwbit'll still be there the day after
19:22.32sphinxkidyeah.. leave is actually for another reason anyway..;-)
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19:25.35sphinxkidthanks and bye.. see ya day after tmrw;-)
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19:35.32brlcadlh: fun meeting? :)
19:35.43brlcadwb
19:35.48lhbrlcad: useful. meetings are always less fun. :)
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19:42.59lh!timeline
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20:24.23bijolianabhihi everybody
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20:35.17codestr0mimpatiently waits 22.5 more hours
20:39.53brlcadcodestr0m: would you rather them not take their time and consider everyone in due fairness?  :-)  as an org, I'd much rather be rejected and know that they took their time carefully considering everyone's application than the alterantives..
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20:40.43Ivanovicbrlcad: exactly
20:40.53codestr0mbrlcad: don't get me wrong.. if it's 1 hour or 30 days.. I'm still impatient
20:40.54Ivanovicand i know that lh and the rest will do a good job
20:41.07Ivanovicto be honest i am shocked how fast they get this done
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20:41.23r0bbyLOL
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20:41.26Ivanovicjust think about the number of orgs to match to the number of available slots, this is *damn hard*
20:41.36r0bbyI'm still the second top poster to LH
20:41.39Crofton|workI would guess there are three piles of applications
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20:41.42r0bbyon the student list
20:41.50Crofton|work1) Orgs that performed last year
20:41.54Crofton|work2) New orgs
20:42.02Crofton|work3) spam applications :)
20:42.03kloerithe obvious solution is just flipping coins :p
20:42.14Crofton|workthe New orgs are the tough ones
20:42.28codestr0mkloeri: where's exherbo's ideas page?
20:42.35IvanovicCrofton|work: and how to decide between "how many for "old orgs" and "new orgs"?
20:42.43smtmsCrofton|work, the old orgs aren't tough?
20:42.43kloerihttp://dev.exherbo.org/~kloeri/gsoc/ideas.html
20:42.47Ivanovichow many slots that is
20:42.48Crofton|workwell, that would be part 2 :)
20:42.52r0bbysword fights and pitch fights
20:42.55r0bbyforks*
20:44.16IvanovicCrofton|work: i think in general it is one pile
20:44.16Ivanovicand from this pile spam is simply deleted
20:44.16Crofton|workinteresting
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20:44.16Crofton|workI would be somewhat biased to orgs with good track records
20:44.16homunqAlso note that there are edge cases. For instance, the code and developers that were in OLPC last year, this year are in OLPC or Sugarlabs or, in many cases, both. And both are applying.
20:44.17Ivanovicand from this one pile you "rate" based on the application, the project, the (if applyable) former behaviour, ...
20:44.17ojwblh said there were no spam apps this year
20:44.24Crofton|workurg
20:44.33Crofton|workthat is a lot of good apps then
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20:44.41Ivanovicojwb: i am not sure about the "no", it is at least a clear smaller number of spam apps than before
20:44.41ojwbbut presumably there are some which are sufficiently low quality to be easy to say no to
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20:44.50homunqso sugarlabs is technically a new org, but in practical terms has at least some track record to look back to.
20:45.19brlcadhm, if you count there being approximately 24 working hours from submission to announcement with 400 apps, that'd be at most approximately 3min36sec to review and discuss each org
20:45.20Crofton|workjust being accepted with one slot would be awesome for us
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20:45.34IvanovicCrofton|work: i think if you get in, you at least get two slots
20:45.37kloerithe applications are supposed to be better this year which is definitely good
20:45.42ojwb"<lh> ojwb: and that is also includign total spam apps. this year, no spam."
20:45.46Ivanovicunless you say "hey, we can only handle one"
20:45.49brlcadbut then take the pareto principle and bell curve behavior, approx 1/3 are quick reject and 1/3 are quick accept, leaving about 80 apps taking up most of the discussion time
20:45.58lhojwb: there were two duplicates
20:46.00Crofton|work:)
20:46.17brlcadwhich is about 15 min per org that requires discussion .. interesting
20:46.52kloerione of the duplicates was mine but the only answer I got when I asked about it in here was "yeah, you can't delete it" :)
20:47.15homunqLast year, there were 1250 slots. There are also several new orgs which have something special to recommend them - instead of pimping my org again as an example, I'd imagine that at least one android-targeted org will get in this year.
20:47.37Crofton|workWe can run Android on the Beagle Board
20:47.41homunqSo that means that there are going to be, at the very least, at least 300 hard "no" decisions.
20:48.01Crofton|workbut, I could not promise that we would end up with a student proposal on Android for example
20:48.02brlcadcourse none of that takes into account disruptions and effective business productivity into account (i.e., the 30/70 metric)
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20:48.29Crofton|workfascinating stuff
20:49.18homunqIt is much easier to say "yes" than "no", when there is any reason for doubt. A reduced number of slots means a harder job.
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20:50.31codestr0mkloeri: this is a bit of a sincere question, but (forgive me if I'm wrong) aren't you guys a tad unfriendly.. I mean "User support is a lot of work, and is best left to other projects for now." doesn't that discourage people a small amount?
20:50.33Ivanovicalready thought deciding on which students to take last year is a difficult task, deciding on the orgs to accept is a whole class worse though
20:50.38homunqif 1/3 of the 400 are "quick accept", then the admins have the unenviable task of saying "no" to about 1/4 of THEM.
20:50.46Ivanovicsince there are probably by far more "yeah, we would *love* to have them in..."
20:51.16Ivanovichomunq: uhm, 150 orgs get in
20:51.18ojwbisn't it around 150 org slot this year?
20:51.22homunqoh
20:51.24homunqoops
20:51.47homunqstill. point stands. No is hard.
20:52.00kloericodestr0m: it's not supposed to be unfriendly at all but we haven't really had the resources for user support - I agree that I should fix that part however
20:52.05homunqand shrinking from last year means more no than yes.
20:52.25ojwbwonders what proportion of last year's orgs reapplied
20:52.40Crofton|workI hope the apps and ideas are so awesome they expand the program :)
20:52.49smtmsI wonder if small orgs will have a chance this year
20:52.55kloericodestr0m: and while we still don't really make any promises of user support everybody seems to be getting the help they need so it's definitely getting better in that regard
20:52.58codestr0mkloeri: in general I think you guys/gals could clean up your image/branding a bit..
20:53.08homunqojwb: I'd lay money that more than 80%, and the student slots are down by that much.
20:53.32codestr0mkloeri: yes..well.. advertise that.. setting a reasonable expectation is good, but having a bad /tone/.. what's the advantage of that
20:53.41kloerimaybe - a big part of the problem is that people think it's rude when we say that parts of our code isn't ready for users yet though
20:54.20codestr0mkloeri: I say it all the time.. I tell them what to expect and that I value their first impression.. please wait
20:54.25ajuonlinewhaats up!
20:54.28brlcadhomunq: keep in mind that there are a lot of orgs that really aren't eligible or have horrible applications or no communities, etc, that's part of the quick rejects
20:54.34ajuonlinelh: i can haz some coffee?
20:55.06brlcadthe ones in the middle are disproportionately hard to say no to
20:55.26Crofton|workgsoc proposal, develop a program that decides what orgs are accepted and allocated slots
20:55.42kloericodestr0m: it's not meant to be in a bad tone and I'm making the website friendlier all the time - cleaning up things that people misunderstand, adding information people want and so on
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20:55.54ajuonlineCrofton|work: i wonder that can still outsmart the ospo guys and lh
20:56.01kloericodestr0m: it's getting better but our primary focus (mine included) is still our code tbh
20:56.01ajuonlineor not
20:56.11codestr0mkloeri: I'm a doc writing machine lately. .so I fully know these things go in cycles
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20:56.17brlcadit's the same as with the student apps .. some are really easy no -- the really easy 'yes' are also often clear except that we're slot supply-constrained
20:56.40lhoutsmart?
20:56.54Crofton|workdo a better job :)
20:57.04kloeriI try not to be a doc writing machine as that's much better left to others imo :)
20:57.04brlcadCrofton|work: for 2007's orgs, I ran google-fight on all of the accepted orgs and ranked everyone.. very interesting results :)
20:57.13lhbrlcad: share
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20:57.45B|20CKQuick question: Are there any requirements as far as specific classes finished or certifications earned to most probably be considered to work on any of the projects, or do you still have a chance if you're self taught, but meet the general requirements?
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20:58.29Crofton|workB|20CK, I'm pretty sure all you have to do is write a convincing proposal to the mentoring organization
20:58.59brlcadlh: it was linked in one of my 2008 apps iirc.. :)
20:59.10brlcadsees if he can find a link
20:59.14lhbrlcad: will try to find it
20:59.36IvanovicB|20CK: "all" you have to do is convince the org you want to work with to take you
20:59.45brlcadthe hard part was finding a good term to categorize the umbrella orgs
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20:59.55dberkholzgood afternoon
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21:00.04brlcade.g. search for "php" and you get a quarter of the internet
21:00.10Ivanovicsince this is a worldwide project it is not possible to say "you have to have heard class XYZ"
21:00.40Ivanovicbecause even in germany the classes you have to attend differ from university to university (though what they want to teach with it is often rather identical)
21:00.48scorchebrlcad: i imagine that the top orgs were ones that had dual meanings?...such as animals and such?
21:01.05Ivanovicand it is not mandatory that your studies have to do with computers at all
21:01.19Ivanoviceg if you study history (or something like this) you can still participate in SoC
21:01.28Ivanovicjust convince the org that they want *you* and not someone else
21:01.32dberkholzbrlcad: even more confusing are quasi-umbrella things like gentoo..
21:01.41brlcadscorche: mm.. i don't recall that being a problem, but for most of them I did try to narrow the search (e.g. "Apache Foundation" instead of "apache", etc)
21:01.58dberkholzwe've supported gsoc projects that are tangentially related to us at best, but are useful to us if they happen
21:02.03brlcadit'd be interesting to compare to last year and this year to see how the counts have changed
21:02.03IvanovicB|20CK: do so with a) your skill, b) a well done project proposal and c) with good communications with the project
21:02.33dberkholzlast year we had a guy writing openpam modules so it would run on linux
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21:02.59B|20CKI see.
21:03.06B|20CKwell that's good news. lol
21:03.40B|20CKand march 23rd is the starting date to submit an application, right?
21:03.48scorche!timeline
21:03.48socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
21:03.55brlcadaha, found it
21:04.05brlcadhttp://brlcad.org/~sean/Googlefight2007.pdf
21:04.07dberkholzsomeone's bday party, off to sing!
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21:04.31B|20CKThank you very much scorche and Ivanovic ^^
21:04.40lhdberkholz: have fun
21:05.22Ivanovicyou're welcome
21:05.27brlcadcourse, even unbiased, there's still an indication of a project's "impact" with a generic term
21:05.45brlcad(which I think is what I went for, try to compare overall impact
21:06.04scorchebrlcad: you should have a script that you can just re-run =)
21:06.37brlcadscorche: ideally .. cept 95% of the time was copy-pasting every org's name, copy-paste the result :)
21:06.53ojwbsome of those a bit bogus
21:06.56Crofton|workbeagleboard is about 2M, so we aren't the smallest group, impactwise
21:07.07B|20CKHrm... so should I be applying to all that appeal to me and I think I can do a good job on, or just 2-3?
21:07.12ojwb"beagle" and "pidgin" are both words for example
21:07.33ojwbinteresting though
21:07.46Crofton|workyeah, but beagleboard all one word helps
21:07.48scorchethat is pretty old though...i know Rockbox got a lot of publicity a bit back from when we started doing releases again..
21:07.50brlcadB|20CK: just enough that you can actually put a lot of good time and effort in
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21:07.57LandonI dont get it
21:07.57IvanovicB|20CK: the only thing i can say is: try to impress the org you apply to
21:07.59brlcadwhich is usually just 2 or 3
21:08.00Landonis that ranking?
21:08.03Landonor # of results
21:08.07B|20CKshrugs
21:08.08B|20CKOkay
21:08.13Ivanovicthere is no "recipe for success"
21:08.17Landon@ brlcad
21:08.27Ivanovicthough there are always *many* good students for a limited number of slots
21:08.28ojwbCrofton|work: there's "beagle" by itself - the search thing I assume
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21:08.52brlcadLandon: that's all googlefight does -- performs a query and gets the number of hits, same number you get if you search for that term
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21:08.58Landonah
21:09.02B|20CKYes, well this sounds like something that's right up my ally so ... wanna give it my best shot. :)
21:09.03Landonusing Ranking as a header is misleading then P
21:09.08brlcadso it's just a search on every org name with results sorted
21:09.11LandonI was all topsy turvy
21:09.12objorni thought the list of mentoring organizations was supposed to be listed by noon today?
21:09.12IvanovicB|20CK: and personally i got to say that it is probably best to try to communicate well with the org
21:09.15B|20CKAnd now I have class...thanks again Ivanovic.
21:09.19Ivanovicget in touch with them, stuff like this
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21:09.23B|20CKyeah
21:09.32brlcadLandon: ah, it was mostly just in good fun, not a scientific analysis by any means
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21:09.34B|20CKI only just heard about gsoc, lol
21:09.37Landon:P
21:09.38Ivanovic:)
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21:09.59B|20CKI'm working on an open source mmo client and the graphics engine we're using let me know about it.
21:10.04dhaunobjorn: tomorrow
21:10.08brlcadi mean.. it's using a search engine page hit count to compare projects .. not exactly scientific evidence of anything useful, just correlative
21:10.09objornokay
21:10.21B|20CKgotta go or I'll be late. :S
21:10.26Ivanovichave fun
21:10.31ojwb!next
21:10.31socinfo"next" is Accepted mentoring organations are announced on March 18 at ~12 noon PDT / 19:00 UTC
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21:11.08Ivanovichopes to have the new wesnoth stable release out by this time so that he can just sit back and prey that we get in...
21:11.23ojwbitym pray...
21:11.34scorchepreys on Ivanovic
21:11.36brlcadhaha, prey
21:11.42brlcadkill those users
21:11.59Ivanovicbrlcad: eliminate competition or something like this
21:12.01Ivanovic;)
21:12.32Lennieajuonline: Secret Agent Laser Obstacle Chess ^_^?
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21:13.45ajuonlineLennie: :D new episode out?
21:13.55Lennieyosh
21:13.59Lennieno heroes though :(
21:15.13brlcadwow, BRL-CAD's "ranking" went from 117000 in 2008 to 881000 now ..
21:15.20brlcadI wonder if there's causation there or if it's just correlation
21:15.36brlcador just natural growth
21:15.55ArthurLiu!timeline
21:15.56socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
21:15.57thiago_homehigher is better?
21:16.09brlcadlh: do you know of any way to get historical search counts?
21:16.34ajuonlineLennie: kool, /me gets
21:16.46lhbrlcad: not that i know of will ask around
21:16.51lhignores irc now for realz
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21:23.08r0bbyof course it may have been the fact that these labs rats were heavily drugged
21:23.14r0bbybut that's not relevent :)
21:23.26kendrickjust like IRC users? :)
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21:29.31kblinCrofton|work: you're with beagleboard?
21:29.50Crofton|workyeah
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21:30.26kblinCrofton|work: cute stuff. I've got one end of last year :)
21:30.42Crofton|workgreat
21:30.48Crofton|workwhat have you done with it?
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21:31.22kblinwell, I was planning to use it as server, but there's some issues with the current debian armel kernel and the network card/driver
21:31.36Crofton|workUse Angstrom :)
21:31.48kblinI used debian because I know debian
21:31.54Crofton|workalthough, my usb network adapter is abit flaky
21:32.07kblinwell, IPv4 works like a charm
21:32.18kblinIPv6, not so much
21:32.18Crofton|workah
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21:32.48kblinI can get it to respond to IPv6 neighbour discovery by switching the card into promiscious mode
21:33.07kblin(aka tcpdump -i eth0 -s 1 > /dev/null &)
21:33.30kblinbut I can't get it to do IPv6 forwarding
21:33.37Crofton|workweird
21:33.44Crofton|workwhat network card?
21:33.48kblinit routes three IPv4 subnets just fine
21:33.51kbliner, hang on
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21:34.21kblinDavicom Semiconductor, Inc. DM9601 To Fast Ethernet Adapter
21:34.59kblinbut I'm not too surprised. the previous debian kernel kept producing tons of page errors
21:35.19Crofton|workI don't know many people doing hard core networking with it
21:35.51kblinI'm not doing hard core networking, I just want it to run my IPv6 tunnel
21:36.02kblin:)
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21:36.34kblinbut I have to admit I lacked the time to dig deeper
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21:39.10kblinI'll have a look after my thesis is done :)
21:39.56kblinor earlier, if the box that I want to replace with the beagleboard dies
21:42.04Crofton|workheh
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21:43.10prince1600hi
21:43.15prince1600everyone
21:44.46Crofton|workkblin, are you a mentor or a student?
21:45.02Crofton|workI'm sure we could consider such a project :)
21:45.45kblinmentor, if we get in :)
21:46.12kblinbut I'm admining three projects, I guess at least one of them will make it
21:46.47kblinin any case, I need to give angstrom a try before complaining, or at least build a vanilla kernel
21:47.47kblinI just failed to boot qemu-arm last time I tried, and I didn't feel like setting up the cross-compiler toolchain so far
21:48.06ojwbkblin: wow, you could be quite busy then...
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21:50.10kblinojwb: no. mentoring is lots of work, admining is ok
21:50.44kblinojwb: I'm not going to mentor more than one student
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21:51.01kblinadmining is only hard if there's lots of cats to herd
21:51.08kblinthen you need to be a pro like lh
21:51.39mib_1idshakblin: which org. you are admining?
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21:52.28slypetehi
21:52.46ojwbassumed that if things go wrong, the admin gets to sort it out
21:53.10ojwbbut I guess that's unlikely to happen for 3 projects at once
21:53.38slypetegsoc for undergrad only?
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21:54.36Ori_Bslypete: I believe it's any university student at any level.
21:55.07smtmsincluding your dad who have decided to go back to uni and get another degree
21:55.34slypetemy dad?
21:55.48ojwbpostgrads can take part
21:56.01jpirie23~timeline
21:56.14jpirie23!timeline
21:56.14socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
21:56.17ojwbthough being able to work on gsoc full time for 3 months is likely to be more difficult for them
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21:56.58kblinmib_1idsha: WorldForge, Wine and Samba
21:57.47kblinojwb: dunno, I admined two projects last year, and apart from kicking mentors to do their paperwork in time, there wasn't much for me to do
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22:01.37Landonwhoops, forgot to wear green today
22:01.45Landonother than the limited amount on my gsoc07 shirt >.>
22:02.11kblinthen at least get drunk
22:02.22Landonhehe
22:02.26Landonmight try to find some corned beef
22:02.32jpirie23is there a page somewhere with all the mentoring organisations taking part in 2009 somewhere? :)
22:03.07kblin!next
22:03.07socinfo"next" is Accepted mentoring organations are announced on March 18 at ~12 noon PDT / 19:00 UTC
22:03.16kblinafter that date, yes
22:03.23jpirie23ah i see thanks
22:03.43kblinalso note the ~ in front of the time :)
22:04.01jpirie23heh yeah kl
22:04.26kblinhttp://code.google.com/soc/2008/ <-- that's how the page looked last year
22:04.28slypetedoes gsoc pay?
22:04.43lynxlynxlynxif you do your thing
22:04.43kblinI expect this year is going to be similar :)
22:04.56jpirie23cheers :)
22:06.25ojwbslypete: read the FAQ
22:06.26ojwb!faq
22:06.26socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs
22:06.39ojwbfeel free to ask question that *aren't* in it
22:08.33lynxlynxlynxojwb: but then we can't make snarky comments
22:09.08ojwbis sure we'll still manage
22:09.19kblin:)
22:09.40kblinlynxlynxlynx: I can tell some stories about GSoC 2005
22:09.58lynxlynxlynxno faq then?
22:09.59kblinwhere things weren't as nice and fluffy as they are these days
22:10.17lynxlynxlynxkblin: go ahead, sure beats this gdb session
22:10.42kblinwe had no webapp to apply in, just a textbox...
22:10.53kblinwe had to write our programs in fortran on punch cards
22:11.07ojwb2006 was email applications for orgs at least
22:11.09smtmsand mail the punch cards to Google for execution on their clusters?
22:11.16Catfish_Manthen we had to serialize the punch cards and send them over telnet by hand
22:11.21kblinand we could only get to the servers after driving out the cave bears with pointy sticks
22:11.28Catfish_Manand the telnet went over tcp-by-avian carrier
22:11.32lynxlynxlynxCatfish_Man: oh, i thought they used pidgeons :(
22:11.38lynxlynxlynxah :)
22:11.45Catfish_Manlynxlynxlynx: except for a few projects
22:11.49Catfish_Manwe (adium) used ducks
22:12.07kblinWine used bottles floating down the river
22:12.11Catfish_Manpidgin used even more pigeons of course, they had a bit of an advantage
22:12.12kblinthey're more like UDP
22:12.30lynxlynxlynxheh
22:12.52ojwbhas actually written programs on punched paper tape
22:13.18ojwbit was used in CNC machines in the late 80s at least
22:13.31Crofton|workhas written FORTRAN on punched cards
22:13.40ojwbpresumably because the code is short and the tape is robust in a workshop environment
22:13.53Crofton|workworked on a punched tape reader for CNC's in the early 80's
22:14.01kblinlynxlynxlynx: but all kidding aside, things were much less polished in 2005
22:14.28kblinlike we only got one payment in the end of the program, and the IRS kept 30% of it
22:14.34ojwb2010 should be really slick I imagine
22:14.50lynxlynxlynxpioneering is always a challenge
22:14.56ojwbonce melange has been shaken in to shape
22:15.04kblinso everybody had to file for tax returns, because at least as non-resident alient, you don't need to pay taxes in the US
22:15.47kblinof course before early 2006, I thought non-resident aliens were only visiting tatooine
22:17.18kblinor things like the pencils down date was given as Sept. 1st with us students wondering if that was 0:00 or 23:59
22:17.37ojwband which TZ...
22:18.03kblinwell, yeah, Pacific time seemed to be a good guess
22:18.33kblinbut I'm not complaining. 2005 was fun
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22:19.32kblinand it had the best t-shirt so far :D
22:20.19kblinit's one of my few geeky non-black shirts
22:20.36lynxlynxlynxlink it or it doesn't exist
22:20.44lynxlynxlynxit's a shame that most geeky shirts are black
22:21.13lynxlynxlynxso unthoughtful ... if the sun is trying to kill you, dressing in black will only make things work
22:21.15kblinhttp://www.silverstripe.com/assets/ContentImages/google-summer-of-code-2005-tshirt.jpg
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22:21.33ojwbhas one of the 2005 ones
22:21.42ojwbthey had some left at the mentor summit last year
22:21.49WinterMutelynxlynxlynx, what kind of geek are you going outside when it's sunny? :p
22:21.57ojwbguess they overprinted rather
22:22.59lynxlynxlynxWinterMute: adventurous
22:23.10kblinthe 2007 one was nice as well, even though it was black
22:23.12kblinhttp://media.photobucket.com/image/gsoc%2B2005%2Btshirt/helgith/google_4.jpg
22:23.17WinterMutegood answer
22:23.23lynxlynxlynxWinterMute: and btw, i'm not a geek, i'm a level 7 druid
22:23.31kblinWinterMute: and safe from grues
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22:26.46kblinah, shame, I can't find the "leaked" t-shirt design picture anymore
22:27.36Landonhave you checked the pirate bay ? :P
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22:30.37kblinI just need to find my 2005 backup of my gsoc emails somewhere
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22:33.06kblinoh
22:33.34kblinI just saw that I missed a talk about gsoc last week
22:34.42kblinanyway, time for me to be off
22:35.48lhkblin: night!
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22:37.57ajuonlineis droopy as well
22:41.41pygiajuonline, you're just weird
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22:43.10ajuonlinepygi: what else do you expect me to be at 0415 am!
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23:21.19huda_s86hi all
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23:33.37huda_s86hello all
23:34.05huda_s86when the mentoring organization will be announced??
23:34.12Catfish_Man!next
23:34.12socinfo"next" is Accepted mentoring organations are announced on March 18 at ~12 noon PDT / 19:00 UTC
23:35.53huda_s86what about other organizations
23:36.08huda_s86where I can find a list of them,please??
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23:37.33lhhuda_s86: try code.google.com/soc/2008 or /2007 etc.
23:37.35ojwbhuda_s86: what do you mean by "other"?
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23:39.37huda_s86ojwb I mean organizations other than next
23:40.36huda_s86lh: I want 2009 list
23:40.37ojwbnext is just a shotcut to that factoid in the bot
23:40.42ojwbthere is no list yet
23:40.46lhhuda_s86: for that you have to wait
23:40.48ojwbit is announced tomorrow
23:41.08huda_s86when the list will be announced
23:41.14ojwb!next
23:41.14socinfo"next" is Accepted mentoring organations are announced on March 18 at ~12 noon PDT / 19:00 UTC
23:41.16ojwbthen!
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23:42.25ajuonlineo.O
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23:47.08ajuonlinethe main wait is when students results are supposed to be out :P
23:48.18Dragonkingblinks
23:48.32Dragonkingajuonline: Nah, main wait is when we are waiting for a t-shirts. ;p
23:52.06ajuonline:)
23:52.14Ivanovic:)
23:52.21ajuonlinei saw the ML today, some are yet to get it ?
23:53.05Ivanovicthe design for the new shirts is out already, isn't it? (basically "just" the logo and that's it, right?)
23:53.14lhthinks ajuonline should go to bed and get some sleep
23:53.25Ivanovicwould love to have a "coding for t-shirts" t-shirt with the SoC logo...
23:53.42ajuonlinehugs lh
23:53.45ajuonlinegoodnight :P
23:53.59lhajuonline: rest well
23:54.07Ivanovicshould head off to bed as well
23:54.09lhIvanovic: hrm. we should think about that
23:54.10Ivanovicn8 everybody
23:54.12ajuonlineif 0523 hours is still night*
23:54.13lhIvanovic: good idea. rest well.
23:54.22lhajuonline: it is night until 0600
23:54.24lh:)
23:54.31Ivanoviclh: it would be a *great* shirt and i think i already proposed it at the mentor summit...
23:54.31ajuonlineheh :P
23:54.32Ivanovic;)
23:54.54Ivanovicajuonline: night starts when the sun begins to rise
23:54.54lhIvanovic: i can't remember everything from the summit. :)
23:55.00Ivanovicwe are geeks, aren't we?
23:55.02Ivanovic^^
23:55.11ajuonlineGSoC 2009, Flipping bits, Not burgers*
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