IRC log for #gsoc on 20090322

00:00.31TBOL3efes:  Meaning one sided, or unfair.
00:00.32monsieurpcipta: I don't really know the stats, just check the pasts GSoC and count how many projects were accepted
00:00.48monsieurpcipta: this link should help you -> http://code.google.com/soc/2008/
00:00.49efesThx :) I have one more unknown word... gimme a moment.
00:01.09Abadaarsure thing :)
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00:02.37efesTBOL3, Next 3 words 7:20 "because it's SC??? an(d?) ???? "
00:02.44ciptamonsieurp: thanks
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00:03.33Abadaar"scratching an itch"
00:03.38efesUff... :)
00:03.40TBOL3efes: scratching an itch
00:03.44efesBut what does it mean? :)
00:03.59Abadaarsomething that they want to fix
00:04.00TBOL3efes:  It means that they see a problem with the way the world works
00:04.01efesI thought it, but couldn't find it in dictionary
00:04.06TBOL3and so they want to fix it.
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00:04.09efesOkey! Thxxx! :)
00:04.27TBOL3Do you know what an itch is?
00:04.38efesyeap :)
00:04.46TBOL3Ok, sorry than.
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00:04.57TBOL3So, what is your native language?
00:05.09monsieurp<- french
00:05.12efesPolish :)
00:05.59efesitch = feel a longing, or just irritation of skin.
00:06.12efesThat are the meanings I know
00:06.14AbadaarI thought I saw a polish version of that video on youtube earlier
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00:06.24TBOL3Yup.  And you know what scratching is?
00:06.34TBOL3BTW:  It's ok if you don't get it, it's an idiom.
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00:07.00efesTBOL3 I didn't know.
00:07.29TBOL3Ok, to scratch is when you rub your finger nails up and down on your skin.
00:08.23monsieurpTBOL3: try to apply for a teaching english project :P
00:08.34Abadaarhehe
00:08.55TBOL3monsieurp:  he, he.  No, I'm really bad at languages.
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00:09.10TBOL3as you can see by my excelent spelling.  :)
00:09.19efesTBOL3, what is your native language?
00:09.24monsieurpis english your native language ?
00:09.26monsieurpefes: :D
00:09.40monsieurp*top*
00:09.46TBOL3English.  I'm trying (and failing) to learn spanish.
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00:10.05monsieurptry to learn french..
00:10.13efesTBOL3, USA, Australia, UK ?
00:10.40TBOL3USA.  But the IB program has gotten me to use a few bit of UK english.
00:10.51efesmonsieurp, I heard french isn't easy at all
00:10.52thomastchah, good for you :)
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00:11.34TBOL3I heard that japanees is much harder than french.  But at the same time, my friend is really good at japanease, but can't learn french.
00:11.39monsieurpefes: I know :]
00:11.46TBOL3Anyway, so what are some of your project ideas?
00:12.31monsieurpin French, I would say "top secret"
00:12.45efesmonsieurp, people say that Polish is one of the hardest language. Well... our grammar is just terrible. Even Polish (Poles) have often problem with it :/
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00:14.12monsieurpefes: ahah, I've never tried slavic languages
00:14.30thomastcwould like to learn Japanese someday
00:14.53Abadaartoo
00:15.10mmu_manEBUSY
00:15.26TBOL3What do you guys thing of esperanto?
00:15.27mmu_manchinese first :D
00:15.47efesmonsieurp, Good. There's no need to learn Slavic. They're hard, useless (for foreigners) and business doesn't seem to be interested in looking for slavic languages translators.
00:16.49thomastcTBOL3: I think esperanto is useless... it's supposed to be a "neutral" language but it's based very much on Spanish (IIRC)
00:16.57efesTBOL3, do you really think that English will lost his position of being business language?
00:17.13thomastcwhich makes it easy to learn for western europeans but not easier for anyone else
00:17.48efestries learn Dutch, but he hasn't motivation :/
00:19.09thomastcno reason to learn Dutch indeed, we all speak English anyway ;)
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00:20.26efeswell... I should polish my English too. Dutch is wonderful (to me). I like it ;] Last year in first payment period I was talking (here) with guy from Nederlands and I told him I will buy a good dictionary and I am learning. After a week I realized that there's no Polish->Dutch language. I lost my motivation :( xD
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00:23.04ojwbefes: http://catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/cathedral-bazaar/ar01s02.html
00:23.05efesthomastc, is English your mother tongue too ?
00:23.13ojwbre "scratching an itch"
00:23.16lhefes:  pr means public relations, which means this is the marketingy talk about why gsoc is cool
00:24.51efes:)
00:25.40thomastcefes: no, Dutch, but people tell me I'm fluent in English
00:26.00ojwba lot of dutch people seem to be
00:26.12mmu_manactually french is still the universal language like 300y ago. It's just some ppl forgot it :P
00:26.32thomastcyah, I forgot French too ;)
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00:27.41efesthomastc, Dutch? xD Wow... you could be my next motivation xD
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00:30.50ojwbcoo, the day/night separator lines on the gnome timezone view are vertical today - I guess that's because it's the equinox
00:31.43thomastcojwb: heh, cool, never thought about that
00:31.51ojwbme neither
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00:32.19thomastcand if it updates at *exactly* the right moment it'll give a division by zero ;)
00:33.28MatthewWilkesDoes anyone know how to give a hard drive a proper funeral? :(
00:33.46ajuonlineburn it. r.i.p.
00:33.58thomastcMatthewWilkes: does it still spin?
00:34.19thomastcthen, given enough time, you can make a plexiglass window in it
00:34.27thomastcso you can see the platters spinning and the heads moving
00:34.29Lezarddunno xD i have 4 to bury here
00:34.43thomastcor you can play the star wars theme on it :)
00:34.49MatthewWilkesthomastc: Yeah, just click of death
00:35.08thomastcsucks... any important data on it?
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00:35.59MatthewWilkesthomastc: Nah, just TV
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00:36.20MatthewWilkespoints out he has a TV tuner
00:36.24MatthewWilkes*ahem*
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00:40.13theConfuserhard drives are tough, the last one i threw out i resovled to open itup and smash the platters with a hammer
00:40.20theConfuserthey were too hard
00:40.38theConfuseri didn't even dent them
00:40.42theConfuserit was nice to see them though
00:41.27theConfuserwhen we actually submit applications as students, we'll submit them to the Google SOC site rather than the mentors, right?
00:43.47ojwbbelieves so
00:44.03ojwbbut the process isn't the same as last year
00:44.13theConfuseris there a way we can see what that form will look like where we'll upload?  i think there's no link yet
00:44.27ojwbit may not have been written yet!
00:44.35theConfuserthis will be my first year applying so it will be new to me regardless :)
00:44.40ojwbbut you can look at the melange test site
00:44.48ojwburl in topic
00:44.55theConfuser!topic
00:44.55socinfo"topic" is read it.
00:44.59theConfuserhahah
00:45.35ojwbthe channel topic - you saw it when you connected, and it's likely at the top of the window, or somewhere accessible
00:45.53theConfuserright-- i'm familiar with IRC but the topic is too long to fit in my window title bar
00:45.59theConfuseri thought there was a command to see it
00:46.00ojwb"Help Needed with Melange Testing http://tinyurl.com/testmelange - Read the GSoC 2009 Site User's Guide http://tinyurl.com/gsoc09userguide - Updated Flyers & Program Presentations now the Wiki - Upload your screen casts, etc. to our YouTube Channel (details on mentors and students list) - Help Us Test the GSoC 2009 site: http://tinyurl.com/melangetesters - see This channel is logged at http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc"
00:46.07theConfuseri got it though
00:46.09theConfuserthanks
00:46.30ojwb<PROTECTED>
00:47.01theConfuserthanks
00:47.07ojwbsocinfo: forget topic
00:47.08socinfoThe operation succeeded.
00:47.31ojwbsocinfo: learn topic as Read it!  "/topic" will show it again.
00:47.31socinfoThe operation succeeded.
00:48.22theConfuserfrom reading some of the project sites it looks like each one has a slightly different application form, and some don't have one.  does that sound right?
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00:49.35monsieurpmutt users here?
00:50.49efesAbadaar, did you mean http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sGF0s11-6s&feature=channel_page when you told that you saw polish version?
00:50.57mmu_manzz
00:51.32Abadaarefes, yep
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00:52.02efesAbadaar, yeah... I made this translation too xD But I'm talking about another one movie ;]
00:52.04lhtheConfuser: yes that's right
00:53.18Abadaarefes, cool. I saw now that that one wasn't the Philip Johnson video. :P
00:55.47Abadaargah, so many projects to choose between!
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00:58.49MatthewWilkesheh, Conway Twitty has been on so long I've almost forgotten I'm watching family guy
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01:00.24Dario_AndresHi everyone. According to http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs#student_docs I need to register as student in order to know which documentation I need to present in order to register me as a student for a project?
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01:05.54futsuriaiHello, just curious if I am US permanent resident but will not be in the US for most of the summer, what kind of financial doc. do I need?
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01:13.08lhfutsuriai: work authorization to work in country where you will be. i have no idea what tax form you would need to file. you would have to ask the IRS
01:13.25lhyou'd be classed as a contractor working for hire and would be given a 1099 if you were in the us
01:13.41lhDario_Andres: you dont need to provide any documentation until you are asked for it
01:13.45lhupdates the faq
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01:15.37Dario_Andreslh: thanks.. when I will be asked about it ? I'm switching university right now I don't know when the change is going to be finished...
01:16.53lhDario_Andres: it's not that big of a deal don't worry about it
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01:16.57lhwe are patient about those things
01:17.05lhand you have like a month before you start coding anyway
01:17.30Dario_Andresok, thanks for you help lh :)
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01:17.39lhDario_Andres: yw
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01:22.38futsuriailh, but what if I will be spending time in 3 countries during the summer?
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01:23.09lhfutsuriai: whoa.
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01:23.39lhfutsuriai: honestly, i think if you're traveling that much you're not going to have time to do the program. that and you would still need work authorization in every sngle country.
01:23.43lhwhy so many places?
01:24.16antarusI would say if you are traveling that much forgo work and enjoy yourself
01:24.16antarus;p
01:25.32futsuriailh, well, at the beginning I will be in Canada because I am studying there, then I will go to Venezuela to be with some family, then to the US, most likely... but I won't be doing anything in them so I will have a lot of free time
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01:26.58relixI'm wondering if there are any other applicants who have exams in the GSOC period
01:27.05lhfutsuriai: so here's the deal. after paying taxes in three different countries - because you'll have to - i am not sure how much cash you will have left. and you need work authorization in all three.
01:27.13lhrelix: many.
01:27.26Abadaarme for example
01:27.33relixand how many of those applicants get accepted? ;)
01:27.42relixso it's not a big deal then?
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01:28.01relixbecause I can imagine not spending more than an hour or two a day in that period
01:28.08ojwbrelix: just tell the org when they are and when you can work
01:28.44relixright
01:28.47ojwbsometimes students start to actually code a bit early too (in the bonding period)
01:28.52ojwbbut that doesn't always fit either
01:28.57relixI was thinking of doing that
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01:29.17relixI take it it's not possible to move the deadlines a month
01:29.31relixcause then it'd fit perfectly
01:29.37antarusrelix: negative
01:29.45relixdidn't think so
01:30.03relixoh well, this just adds to the excitement when you do succeed
01:30.18antarusheh
01:30.22antarusjust don't overburden yourself ;)
01:30.25relixif...
01:30.34lhrelix: many
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01:31.14scorche|shkeep in mind that you dont have to start when it says you start coding...you can always get on it during that nice long initiation period, take a break for finals/etc, then get back on it to finish up
01:31.18ojwbuhoh, lh is stuck in a loop!
01:31.44relixscorche|sh: but what about, for example, the 6th of July deadline
01:31.53lhgenerally speaking, students in .eu end up with exams in mid-June, though some as late as mid-July. the entire southern hemisphere is in school. the us school schedule doesnt map so well either, but better. central america, exams in early june. south america depends heavily on where.
01:32.09relixthat's interesting lh
01:32.18amit8-88hi lh :)
01:32.34relixany idea how many students will be accepted this time around?
01:32.38lhrelix: i spend too much time with calendars
01:32.42lhrelix: that's in the faq
01:32.45relixlh apparently
01:32.47lh!faq
01:32.47socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs
01:32.52lhamit8-88: hello
01:32.57scorche|shrelix: what about it?...just work with your mentors about scheduling stuff around your other engagements
01:32.58relixwoops
01:33.00Sirplh: I remember that Rusty Russell told me he had met with you to discuss the possibility of making SoC more friendly for the southern hemisphere....did anything ever come of that idea? :)
01:33.27scorche|shlh: i hear we got our '07 PO...thanks
01:33.29ojwbrename it to the "Google Season of Code"
01:33.39lhscorche|sh: dont thank me thank ellen
01:33.57scorche|shlh: she isnt in channel atm, so can i thank her by proxy? ;)
01:34.08relixscorche|sh: I think I'd be behind on schedule at that point
01:34.22lhSirp: first we had no humans, but money. then economy took a dive, and so budgets for new programs, not so much. we have humans now though. things will get better and then we shall reinvestigate.
01:34.23phrozn0!faq
01:34.24socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs
01:34.24relixbecause of the finals just before it
01:34.29ojwbrelix: you define your schedule though
01:34.34lhSirp: tell rusty that ccan needs to fill it's info pronoto
01:34.43relixojwb: ah, ok
01:34.49lhscorche|sh: yes you can
01:34.57scorche|shrelix: like i said...just work with your mentors...if the mentors are happy with the arrangement, then all is well
01:35.00lhs/info/info in
01:35.12ojwbyou should be approx on track to that, so if that allows for a break for exams, and the org agree to it, all is good
01:35.17amit8-88lh:Now I can see LimeSurvey on the org list and I guess we have filled the organization profile too :)
01:35.19lhojwb: sauce of code.
01:35.22lhamit8-88: yes you have
01:35.24ojwbtasty!
01:35.28lhindeed.
01:35.32Landonopen sauce your code!
01:35.34lhis going to watch torchwood
01:35.36Sirplh: ahhh cool. And I will if I talk to him anytime soon....
01:35.37lhbbl y'all
01:35.40lhSirp: merci
01:35.42scorche|shtorchwood \o/
01:35.54amit8-88lh: was just curious if we can have the link-id changed ?
01:36.21relixthanks lh
01:36.21scorche|shlh: dont make me send the BSG box set to your house when it comes out
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01:36.29nixboxis there any sort of geographical quota for student applications?
01:36.38amit8-88changed to limesurvey ?
01:36.41lhscorche|sh: mrph
01:36.48lhamit8-88: i dont think we're doing that
01:36.50lhfile a bug
01:36.52lh!bugs
01:36.52socinfo"bugs" is Melange bugs are tracked at http://code.google.com/p/soc/issues/list
01:37.07ojwbhmm, 147 orgs in the list apparently
01:37.12ojwbare we losing them?
01:37.14scorche|shlh: seriously...BSG is still spic
01:37.16amit8-88ok sure I will ask the admin to do that
01:37.18scorche|shepic too
01:37.52relixscorche|sh: no spoilers on the finale!
01:38.04scorche|shrelix: i wouldnt wish spoilers on anyone
01:38.07ojwbah, I don't see php or ccan, who were in the "still to do profile" list which we no longer seem to have
01:38.11relixI'm avoiding most social interaction because of it
01:38.19relixuntil I've seen it
01:38.26ojwbbut python and limesurvey are listed who were also on that list
01:38.31scorche|shi would recommend you get off of IRC then
01:38.43relixscorche|sh: can't. addicted.
01:38.51lhojwb: they should be on the secondary list now
01:38.53scorche|shi know the feeling..
01:39.31ojwbodd
01:39.37ojwbI reloaded and now have a secondary list
01:39.50ojwbit's almost like this is being rewritten around me
01:40.41ojwbah, it seems I had an old bookmarked url
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01:53.36eakwarren-afkhey lh, you around? feel free to IM me as I'm wondering how Friday went :-)
01:53.57lheakwarren-afk: friday?
01:54.15eakwarrenreference email from glFusion...
01:54.34lheakwarren: ah clarity
01:54.40eakwarren:-)\
01:55.00lheakwarren: http://www.teachingopensource.org/index.php/FOSS_Mentor_Projects
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01:55.11antarusdoesn't get BSG
01:55.15antarusis late coming to chat conversation
01:55.46chxyou do not get BSG? in what sense? saw it and cant understand or the TV where you are does not air it ?
01:55.50chxi can help the latetr.
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01:56.42thomastcluckily, some questionably legal websites can :)
01:56.45lhwanders back to novel
01:57.04thomastclh: whatcha reading?
01:57.21thomastcif I may ask :)
01:58.26antarusno I meant like I don't get the appeal ;p
01:58.41scorche|shfeh
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02:01.21Landon!orgsbylang
02:01.22socinfo"orgsbylang" is The 2009 list is work in progress: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Languages
02:02.18phrozn0!orgs
02:02.18socinfo"orgs" is http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
02:02.57theConfuserthe "Register as a Student Link" is not supposed to work until student apps are accepted Monday, right/
02:03.04eakwarrenlh: so the idea then is to add our org's info to the Project Help Wanted Listings section on that wiki page?
02:06.05relixis the fact that you've applied for several organizations shared with the organizations, which could interpret it as a sign that you're not totally devoted to their cause instead of a way to maximize your chances?
02:06.54scorche|shrelix: we dont know who you applied for unless they want to accept you
02:07.51codestasherscorche|sh: wht r the projects u r mentoring for
02:08.30scorche|shcodestasher: ugh...please speak real english please...it may be just a few extra keystrokes, but it will improve your image in here considerably
02:08.40relixscorche|sh: ok thanks
02:08.45scorche|shremoves one of the previous "please"s
02:08.46codestasher:)
02:09.14scorche|shcodestasher: Rockbox and Sugar Labs
02:09.24codestasherok
02:10.20relixthe OpenStreetMap file format idea sounds very intrigueing
02:10.40relixI thought it was a solved problem - how to save coordinates to maximize accesstime
02:11.02relixthis one's hitting all my buttons
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02:12.06gotmountainshello tehre
02:12.08gotmountainsthere*
02:12.12scorche|shthen go talk to them about it =)
02:12.20gotmountainsi'd like to participate
02:12.26gotmountainsis it open to high school students?
02:12.32scorche|sh!faq
02:12.32socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs
02:12.35scorche|shgotmountains: ^^
02:12.37relixgotmountains: are you over 18?
02:12.40gotmountainsi already read that
02:12.41gotmountainsno
02:12.43gotmountainsi'm 16
02:12.43relixscorche|sh: oh I will, I will
02:12.54scorche|shgotmountains: then you are ineligible for GSoC this year...sorry
02:12.55relixgotmountains: than you aren't eligible, sorry
02:12.59gotmountainsdarn it
02:13.07relixsee it this way
02:13.09gotmountainsfor when i'm older
02:13.13relixyou've got two years to prepare
02:13.19gotmountainshow experienced of a programmer must i be?
02:13.23relixwork on open source projects, hone your programming skills, etc
02:13.24amit8-88gotmountains: no worries you can still contibute to FOSS
02:13.27gotmountainsi know some c++
02:13.33gotmountainsmore c#
02:13.38gotmountainsa tiny bit of C
02:13.50gotmountainsi understand some basic x86 assembly concepts
02:13.59scorche|shgotmountains: just keep learning and working away ;)
02:14.01gotmountainsok
02:14.12gotmountainswhat exactly do the students do?
02:14.18gotmountainsin the gsoc program
02:14.25scorche|shas amit8-88 said, you can still get involved in FOSS organizations
02:14.35amit8-88gotmountains: they learn and have fun ;)
02:14.35antaruswhenever I give talks at university everyone wants to know what skills they need
02:14.36relixgotmountains: maybe you read a differint faq
02:14.42gotmountainsare they building their own app with support from the mentor company?
02:14.42antarusthe primary skill is always communicating ;)
02:14.56gotmountainsor are they helping develop an existing OSS program?
02:15.00gotmountainsor both?
02:15.06antarusgotmountains: both
02:15.09gotmountainsok
02:15.13scorche|shgotmountains: read the FAQ linked above ;)
02:15.16gotmountainshey, thanks for being so helpful
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02:15.25gotmountainsare you guys google employees?
02:15.27antarusalthough in my expeirence the latter tends to be better
02:16.07antarusgotmountains: no, not everyone here works for google.
02:16.18gotmountainsbut some do?
02:16.28thomastcbut google works for all of us ;)
02:16.34antarusat least 3 or 4 ;p
02:16.38gotmountainshaha, true, thomastc
02:16.48gotmountainsthat's kind of cool
02:16.49codestashernice one thomastc
02:16.53gotmountainsok, well i better get going
02:17.01antarusdoesn't keep track of who is a googler in here
02:17.05gotmountainsthanks for answering my noob questions
02:17.05antarusbut you damn opers always confuse me
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02:17.16gotmountainssee ya
02:17.30omnitergday, gsoc =)
02:17.31antarusscorche|sh: also what is the 'sh' in your nick? :)
02:17.47antarusyou running your irc client on superH or something ;p
02:17.49scorche|shantarus: what is "sh" in *nix terminology?
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02:18.04Landonit means shhhhhhhhhhhh
02:18.07the9a3eediwut
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02:18.19thomastcsh does not do irc afaik :P you need at least nc for that :P
02:18.29relixnonsense!
02:18.33the9a3eediwell
02:18.36relixjust cat to the right device
02:18.37the9a3eediyou can use a shell script :P
02:18.42relixecho sorry
02:18.47thomastcoh, not true... when compiled with the right flags you get a fake thingy in /dev
02:19.04antarusthomastc: sh should be bourne shell
02:19.09antarusand that doesn't have compile support for /dev/tcp
02:19.18the9a3eedihmm.. I've been looking at KDE ideas, specifically amarok. Some ideas require me to know KDE-libs. I wonder if there's a nice tutorial out there to KDE-libs..
02:19.18thomastcoh, my bad :)
02:19.19antarusbecause its not in the posix spec
02:19.23the9a3eedior like a guide or something
02:19.28Landonwhois mithro
02:19.31Landondoh
02:19.42antarushands Landon a /
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02:20.09thomastcslash! ah-ahhhh! saviour of the universe!
02:20.40thomastc... sorry, won't happen again
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02:20.47Abadaar:D
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02:21.11the9a3eedihttp://api.kde.org/4.0-api/kdelibs-apidocs/ ah there we go
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04:00.38mithrowe haven't really had the same influx of people we have had in previous years
04:01.12codestasherany reasons for that???
04:01.24ojwbwe as in thousand parsec, or #gsoc or ?
04:01.26scorche|shit doesnt seem like it...though i must admit that this year it seems that we have had a nice number of really good students talking to us before the application period
04:02.51ojwbfwiw, we haven't had as much interest in swig so far as last year
04:03.22ojwbthough my memory of exactly when we heard from people last year is hazy
04:04.32ojwbwas expecting more student interest in hard times, as the other options for summer jobs are likely more limited
04:04.46caden_they may be more interested in a sure thing
04:05.00ojwbyeah, that's true
04:05.11caden_when you're desperate for work it's hard to put aside a lot of time to research and fill out proposals
04:05.20ojwbthough if you actually do the work, gsoc is a fairly sure thing once you're accepted
04:05.38caden_and i should hope people do the work after all that trouble :)
04:05.45ojwbthe enquires so far seem fairly promising at least
04:05.58caden_what project(s) are you working with?
04:06.16ojwbaside from an apparently spammed enquiry about cross-language information retrieval
04:06.25ojwbcaden_: for gsoc, swig
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04:09.27caden_one of the projects i was just looking for mentioned swig but it wasn't the swig project... i think it was the opencog framework
04:09.35caden_yes they want a wrapper for their apis
04:09.57caden_i am not familiar with swig aside from looking it up just now but it looks like a good idea
04:10.29ojwbthere was one for another org that wasn't accepted too
04:11.18Landonyeah, summer job prospects look like crap
04:11.22Landonother than soc :\
04:11.24ojwband there's "add support for scilab to swig" which is currently listed by both us and scilab
04:11.51ojwbit will be interesting to see how the stats plan out
04:12.04ojwbperhaps the reduced intake has put off some students
04:12.31ojwbhopefully mainly the less promising ones...
04:12.36Landonheh :P
04:12.44ojwbthe org applications were down, but higher quality it seems
04:12.45caden_as a first timer i have to say the application process is a little intimidating
04:12.56LandonI'll probably domore applications than last year
04:13.00caden_well that makes things easier, right?
04:13.08Landonto even out the numbers, yaknow
04:13.15Landon;)
04:14.30antarusswig is scary
04:14.49caden_SWIG is not exactly what they're teaching in compsci 101 :)
04:15.07caden_it looks very practical though, i like projects that i can imagine using the output
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04:15.41caden_i could have sworn i had a link to 2008 student proposals that were accepted, does anyone have that link?
04:17.05caden_or was that a dream i had
04:17.23ojwbhttp://code.google.com/soc/2008/
04:17.27ojwband click on each project
04:17.37ojwbthere may be an all-in-one elsewhere though
04:21.39caden_these must be the abstracts, they are pretty short
04:21.52ojwbyes
04:22.12ojwbyou may be able to find the full applications for some by searching for the name and/or a phrase from the abstract
04:22.36ojwbI know ours are on our wiki
04:23.32caden_i'm having the problem that the ones that i'm qualified for i seem to be overqualified for, and the ones that i would like to stretch for are nearly insane
04:23.44caden_there's quite a spread
04:24.03ojwbif you have a good idea, most orgs are happy to accept student-proposed projects
04:24.13ojwbor you can talk to them about adapting an existing idea
04:25.11caden_i'm also curious as to how other people are building detailed project timelines from such brief idea abstracts
04:25.36ojwbwell first you need to turn the brief abstract into a more detailed plan
04:25.46ojwbhopefully other people are, or it'll all end badly!
04:26.31caden_but isn't part of good software process collecting requirements from the people who are actually shareholders?
04:26.59ojwbtalk to the org's community then
04:27.24caden_fair enough
04:27.28omniterare there any Ogre mentors here or students interested in Ogre? =\
04:27.36ojwbsometimes there's a link to an existing ticket in the bug tracker, or mailing list discussion
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04:34.37caden_there are quite a few 3d graphics projects i noticed
04:34.55caden_i would think students would be all over them
04:35.14omniterlol, maybe they are, they're just not active right now...
04:36.09omniteri'm feeling lonely. the only other guy to have posted in the Ogre forum for GSoC is a guy who implemented Geometry Shaders last summer... i feel so... alone... :(
04:36.38ojwbomniter: it's OK, they'll get at least 2 slots!
04:37.22omniteroh haha, cool. but i wasn't saying i was worried. it's just so empty. =\
04:38.02omnitersomething like 70% of ogre users are students. i thought they might all come out and flood the forum or something
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04:41.09poonais there any registration for gsoc mentors or it through the organization alone?
04:41.34omniterthe orgs decide on their mentors
04:41.52joeyadamsThe mentor application period was last week
04:41.58omniterbut you still have to let google know somehow
04:42.21omniterand yeah it's late =\
04:43.04poonaoh
04:43.10poonalooks like i missed the train
04:43.13thomastcah, SWIG... that ended up saving me a lot of headaches, but causing new ones elsewhere in my brain ;)
04:43.16poonaany links
04:43.34poonawhom will i have to email.  lh?
04:44.16ojwbyou should be able to become a mentor at any point
04:44.28ojwbat least, that's what lh said recently
04:44.53Ori_Byeah. org registration is over, but new mentors can definitely be added.
04:44.57Ori_Balthough don't ask me how
04:45.04ojwbI think melange allows you to request to be a mentor
04:45.11ojwbthe org can also invite you
04:45.31omniterOri_B... i've seen you somewhere before? =D maybe in gamedev or ogre?
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04:47.04Ori_Bmaybe somewhere, but not those places :P
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04:47.16Ori_BI haven't really been doing 3d game stuff.
04:47.33Ori_BI'm in something like 12 channels on freenode though...
04:48.20omniteroh... weird. maybe i stumbled into gsoc last year..
04:48.27Ori_Bperhaps.
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05:03.16socinfo"orgs" is http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
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05:10.11poonalooked it the site allowed me to register
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05:13.00omniterwoa... someone sabotaged the crystalspace gsoc page: http://trac.crystalspace3d.org/trac/CS/wiki/SoC
05:13.04omniterit says BUGspace =\
05:13.19omnitershould someone let them know?
05:14.08caden_is there any chance they did that for some reason
05:14.17caden_like is it supposed to mean something
05:14.21caden_like here's your chance to fix bugs
05:14.31omniter=\ really?
05:14.36omniteri'll go ask then i guess
05:14.38caden_i don't know, i'm just asking
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05:21.18ojwbit's not just that page
05:21.27omniteryeah, i asked them
05:21.28ojwbsomeone's vandalise the wiki's logo somehow it seems
05:21.38caden_:(
05:21.39omniterthey said it was originally a bugtracker page
05:21.41omniterit's intentional
05:21.42omniterlol
05:21.48caden_it's intentional?
05:21.51omniteryes
05:21.57caden_heh
05:22.00omniterstrangely
05:22.00ojwbquality graphics work there then
05:22.01omniter=\
05:22.06omniterojwb, LOL
05:22.07caden_HAHAHAH
05:22.13caden_MS Paint quality
05:23.43arunreddy!next
05:23.44socinfo"next" is March 18-23: Would-be student participants discuss application ideas with mentoring organizations: http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
05:24.05arunreddy!timeline
05:24.05socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
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06:29.40PulpFictionPBneone is active in this channel?
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06:31.05ecinPulpFictionPB: only us.
06:31.22omniteri am
06:31.23PulpFictionPBok cool. i have a question. i have been going through the previous year GSoCs
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06:32.40PulpFictionPBand one thing i am not clear. when i submit an application, do i get a chance to submit an abstract too?
06:32.51PulpFictionPBlike the one i have found on the previous year GSoC pages
06:33.29PulpFictionPBhttp://code.google.com/soc/2008/kde/appinfo.html?csaid=7AA48D3A91ED286
06:33.51PulpFictionPBlike for example this, it has only the abstract. does google itself cut the application or do i get a chance to write the abstract myself?
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06:35.07omniterI'd say they cut it themselves
06:35.17omniterbut that's just a guess
06:35.31PulpFictionPBomniter: u new to GSoC/
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06:35.56FallenDevilPulpFictionPB, I am alive too :-)
06:35.58FallenDevil!logs
06:35.59socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
06:36.12summatusmentisLandon: wait, thinking about getting a mac laptop?
06:36.24PulpFictionPBFallenDevil: help me then plesae!
06:36.39ecinPulpFictionPB: makes sense that you write the abstract yourelf.
06:36.40FallenDevilwhat is your problem?
06:36.50ecinUnless google is once again trying their summarization technology.
06:36.56omniterPulpFictionPB, yeah i am lol. =D
06:37.11FallenDevilPulpFictionPB, you should submit abstract :-)
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06:37.58PulpFictionPBi will be submitting a text only application, right?
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06:38.13PulpFictionPBso is it ok if i include a link to a PDF version within the text?
06:41.20PulpFictionPBfeels everyone is sleeping .
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06:46.30summatusmentisPulpFictionPB: I'm not sleeping, but I should be
06:47.36FallenDevilPulpFictionPB, you can add links to 3rd party files, but i am not sure that posting proposal in PDF is a good idea
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06:49.06antarusPulpFictionPB: I think pdfs are fine for most folks
06:49.10antarusPulpFictionPB: I know they are fine for my org ;p
06:50.04ecinIf anything, just ask your organization before submitting.
06:50.12summatusmentislast year I feel like Google gave us straight text boxes to paste our proposal into
06:50.49ecinsummatusmentis: have your projects picked?
06:51.08summatusmentisecin: I'm applying to OpenAFS, my org from last year
06:53.21ecinHope ya get in.
06:53.57ecinAm I the only one who feels there should be some forums for GSoC students during the application process? Perhaps to help with common question and curiosities?
06:53.59summatusmentisI don't see any reason why I wouldn't, but thanks
06:54.16summatusmentisgenerally that's what this is used for
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07:04.43ecinPulpFictionPB: which project are ya applying to?
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07:30.46tsudotany geeklog mentors around?
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08:11.43ecinAnyone working on their application?
08:12.16llnz!next
08:12.17socinfo"next" is March 18-23: Would-be student participants discuss application ideas with mentoring organizations: http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
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08:19.48omniterecin, nah.
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08:20.27omniteri'm spending some time discussing my proposal with the community. they're more likely to like an application for which THEY had some input.
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08:20.59omniterbut i guess you can call that "working on the application", too
08:21.04ecinCertainly.
08:21.12ecinI should prolly try to do the same.
08:21.31ecinI'm thinking I should do the same.
08:21.38ecinAnd I just repeated myself... gosh it's late.
08:23.58omniterheh... i'm stayin all the way up til morning =D
08:24.07omniteri slept all day yesterday...
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08:24.48omnitermost of the admins and mentors in my organization are in europe, and my sleep cycle happens to sync with theirs, hehe
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08:25.17omniternot intentionally of course... i'm just nocturnal by nature =)
08:29.48ecinSo, what do I have to say to the Rails community...
08:30.59c_schmitzhmpf
08:31.12c_schmitztrying to accept the invite for organization admin
08:31.15ecinNo, no, I have more to say than 'hmpf'.
08:31.19c_schmitzbut the page hangs on me every time I do
08:31.45ecinTell the page you dislike it being so needy, hanging on you so often.
08:31.55c_schmitzwon't help
08:32.05ecinI guess it's just lonely.
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08:32.41c_schmitzsomething is messed up server-side I guess
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08:51.30ecinjust added the GSoC calendar to his Google calendar.
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08:53.01omniterecin, thank you. that's one less person coming in here and typing !next every once in a while. -_-
08:53.43omniteri just type "gsoc" into my browser, and it takes me to the bookmarked gsoc site, where all the information is available.
08:55.36ecinPrice to pay for convenience, ne?
08:56.09omniteromg did you just say ne? lol
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09:01.42mordante!timeline
09:01.42socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
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09:09.08rohityadavHi all. CAn anyone tell me how to create patches?
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09:09.59ajuonlinehey jasebo , you finally awake? :P
09:10.16jasebo:-) I've been out a bit this weekend
09:10.42ajuonlinejasebo: congratulations! :)
09:10.52ajuonlinei hope you got-da-news ;)
09:10.59jasebothanks ajuonline :) We're so thrilled
09:11.16amit8-88ajuonline: ^
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09:11.34ajuonlinejasebo: you want me to put up a video of amit8-88 of the results day :P
09:11.45jasebolol
09:11.46ajuonlineall stressed
09:11.49amit8-88ajuonline: no please ;)
09:12.01jaseboyou should see me when it finally dawned on me what the emails meant
09:12.15mordanterohityadav, depends on whether you're using svn git etc or just plain files and your OS
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09:12.26ajuonlineawesome :P
09:12.30amit8-88wow
09:15.43fuzzybytehow many hours till 23rd 19:00
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09:16.39ajuonlinefuzzybyte: ^
09:19.26omniterhey guys, is there a reason i might wanna submit earlier rather than later? i mean, it doesn't make sense to me in this case that preference should be given to early applicants. but i might be wrong...
09:20.02omniteri mean... if you spend the time to really build a strong application, isn't that what counts?
09:20.34kblinomniter: there's multiple aspects to this
09:20.42fuzzybyteomniter: you get feedback from the mentors earliear
09:20.45ojwbi'd try to avoid submitting one minute before the deadline at least
09:20.55ojwbthat's a warning sign to me...
09:20.58fuzzybyteand you can improve your application
09:21.00ajuonlinei submitted 40 minutes before deadline last year
09:21.02ecinAnd you can have revisions.
09:21.22ajuonlinebut then, the later you submit, the later your app gets reviewed
09:21.22fuzzybyteajuonline: did it go through?
09:21.29omniteroh wait... you can revise and resubmit?! i didn't know that haha
09:21.31ecinI recall reading somewhere, for an org, "All of our accepted applicants had at least 3 revisions on their applications."
09:21.40ajuonlinei think last year we could review
09:21.48omniteroh okay... i thought they were revised before submitting
09:21.49ojwbI bet you can this year too
09:21.49ajuonlineand revise upto the deadline.
09:21.58ojwbthat's how it worked for org apps
09:22.04ajuonlineyup
09:22.25ajuonlineor accurate confirmation on this, please visit #melange to get the official take on this :P
09:22.28ajuonlinelol
09:22.40ojwbi'd suggest either submit as early as you're ready and expect to iterate, or iterate before you submit
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09:24.07kblinright, if a student talked to me about his application prior submitting, I don't mind if she submits in the last minute
09:24.50kblinbut don't expect to get it right on the first try without talking to the mentoring org
09:25.19kblinI think the last years you could add comments to your app, but only in reply you got to comments from the reviewers
09:25.34thiago_homeI think you could always add comments
09:25.43thiago_homebut to modify the text, only in reply to comments by mentors
09:26.22kblinthiago_home: I think you're right.. you could always add comments
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09:28.03omniterkblin, that's what i was thinking. i wasn't thinking of "building a strong app" on my own, of course :P
09:28.26omniterthat would just be foolish
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09:29.22ojwbthiago_home: that sounds familiar
09:29.25kblinomniter: you would be surprised how many people do think it was possible to do that
09:29.35ojwbeven after the submission deadline (but you had to have submitted something before it)
09:31.40omniterwell, i read the advice on the site, and i think it'd be best to follow it. =P
09:32.21theboltkblin: yea.. even i who spent last three years evaluating applications don't think i'll get it all right from first try (But maybe a bit closer to okay ;)
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09:42.34ajuonlineo.o o.O
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09:52.27kblinantarus: well, as a techie, you'd certainly be able to fix it ;)
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09:56.56antarusI have an 'antarus is giong to bed because he has no equipment in that building but got paged at 3am anyway'
09:56.59antarus;p
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10:22.25ecinHow can writing the description of a project be so hard?
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10:23.43antarusecin: it turns out often project requirements are the hardest part ;p
10:24.28ecinTo makes things worse, I wrote a description once, and I don't simply want to copy paste it to another mailing list as the audience is slightly different.
10:24.51ecinSo, I'm trying very hard not to repeat myself wholly, and am failing miserably. :P
10:24.54AlekSiI may write it in your blog and give links.
10:25.04AlekSiI -> you
10:25.15ecinIf you're so kind to offer...
10:25.22AlekSi:P
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10:26.22ecinAnd this is more of a descriptive abstract. Writing an actual application is going to be... interesting.
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10:28.06ojwbit's hard for everyone
10:28.23ojwbso although yours might not be perfect, neither are any of the others
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10:44.22HanzZhas just finished with application, he's going to open a beer :)
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10:48.34ecinHanzZ: nice! Which project are you applying to?
10:48.36uzytkownikHello. Is there any information what I have to do with local tax collectors (to be specific - in Poland)? I found on GSoC only information about US.
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10:49.04AlekSiuzytkownik: notning
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10:50.23uzytkownikAlekSi: Is such information be known in local google office or contacting them is waste of time?
10:50.35uzytkownik(Mine and their)
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10:50.59AlekSiafaiu, Google will pay all taxes
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10:52.38uzytkownikAlekSi: However I'm afraid that I'll have to fill some local forms anyway. At least to get a tax number.
10:52.58AlekSiuzytkownik: You don't need a tax number
10:53.18AlekSianyway, I think this info will be in students maillist
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10:53.28AlekSiafter start of program
10:53.46ecinHanzZ: did you use any application as a reference?
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10:54.19uzytkownikAlekSi: I don't mean US tax number. I mean local (polish).
10:54.23HanzZwell, I have been asking google for "my summer of code application"
10:54.37AlekSiuzytkownik: I'm not in USA too. :)
10:54.38HanzZthere are some successful applications
10:55.20uzytkownikAlekSi: I know. I (well - my program) have the ability to check it. Probably by IP but anyway.
10:55.34AlekSi:)
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11:24.52derkaiserhi,i will be graduated in July, so can i apply gsoc as a student?
11:25.04Abadaar_yes
11:25.13derkaiserthanks
11:26.05Abadaar_as long as you are enrolled as a student on the 20:th of April, you can apply
11:27.37derkaiserok, i see, thank you
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11:28.17Abadaarderkaiser, you're welcome
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12:08.37vanRossumcan one attend with more than one project?
12:09.34vanRossumto gsoc?
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12:10.03smtmsvanRossum, one can apply with multiple project proposals
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12:10.10smtmsvanRossum, see the FAQ for this and other questions
12:10.23vanRossumsmtms: sorry i've missed that part
12:14.45andrecastelo!timeline
12:14.45socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
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12:19.51schlangenHi, what exactly is a student?
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12:21.28kblinschlangen: in the context of gsoc, a person who is enrolled in an officially accredited educational institution and older than 18 years by april 20, iirc
12:21.31Abadaarschlangen, http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs#student_eligibility
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12:22.16schlangenIs German gymnasium (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gymnasium_(school)) part of that?
12:22.37HanzZif you are student and you are older that 18, you can participate
12:22.49HanzZthis is what lh said
12:23.15schlangenfine :)
12:26.06nextgenshow can one edit tags on delicious?
12:26.13nextgensdo I need an account for that?
12:26.26nextgenshas been waiting for the confirmation email for 30min already
12:26.30ojwbuse the account/password posted to the mentors list
12:26.35nextgensah
12:26.37nextgenshmm
12:26.41nextgensmust have missed it
12:26.57ojwbit was a few days ago
12:27.45nextgensfound it, thanks
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12:30.31mib_0uetho!orgbylang
12:30.31socinfo"orgbylang" is 2009 list is work in progress: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Languages
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12:39.49muthuhi, is there any specific channels for wordpress?
12:41.08Abadaar#wordpress-dev
12:41.55muthuthank you abadaar
12:42.17Abadaarnp
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12:43.25hwkedCan I apply to the same organization for two different ideas?
12:43.35dhaunyes
12:43.36HanzZI think yes
12:43.57kblinyes, but I doubt you'd get on the ranked list twice
12:44.18ojwbbest to talk to them first and see what they'd prefer
12:44.18kblinI'd talk to the mentoring org before applying twice
12:44.48hwkedojwb: right
12:44.58HanzZbtw, is somewhere described how "choosing students" works?
12:45.16omniterthe organizations decide how they choose students
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12:45.24omnitergoogle decides how many slots each organization gets
12:45.41omniterand there's a meeting to sort out students who get on different organizations' accepted lists
12:45.44HanzZso my application goes straight to organization, true?
12:45.55omniterno, i believe it goes through google
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12:46.08omniterbut the organization is the one that assesses you
12:46.11ojwbit's in the documentation on  socghop
12:46.14dhaunnope, straight to the orgs
12:46.26omniterdhaun, straight TO the orgs, but you apply through google
12:46.33dhaunyou have to use the webapp provided by Google, though
12:46.40omniteryeah, sorry, that's what i meant
12:46.44ojwbhttp://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/studentallocations
12:46.45dhaunbut nobody at Google will look at it
12:46.49omniterexactly ^
12:46.52HanzZthat's what I meant, too :)
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12:47.05HanzZok thanks :) I will read that
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12:53.56vanRossumhow is everyone deciding which project to do? based on interests or based on capability?
12:54.49kblina combination of both is ideal
12:54.49IwikiwIa few extra hours can make for the lack of capabilities, but nothing can supplant having a good interest.
12:55.42kblinbut as IwikiwI says, good interests are what'll keep you going
12:56.17ruturajI am trying to reach Pradus irc channel, it says I am banned..?
12:56.44vanRossumwhat if you are interested in everything related to comupters =)
12:56.51oguzruturaj: pardus?
12:58.01kblinruturaj: some channels have a generic mibbit ban
12:58.26omnitervanRossum, then choose based on your capabilities. unless you're saying you're good at everything related to computers too.
12:58.54MaNII am sure you are more interested in some things then in others
12:58.54kblinruturaj: what's the channel?
12:59.17ruturaj#pardus-devel
13:00.10kblinruturaj: yep, they're banning mibbit users
13:01.28ruturajkblin: I am behind a proxy I cant connect directly due to restrictions , any other possibility to connect to them?
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13:01.53ojwbmailing list?
13:01.54kblinruturaj: dunno. email I guess
13:02.07kblinruturaj: I just checked their ban-list
13:02.29omniterhas anyone here ever programmed the most absurd little things that are personally useful, but feel like they somehow "shouldn't" be coded?
13:02.33ruturajemail hasnt been replied, maybe today is sunday, and maybe due to time zone differences.
13:03.03ojwbmight be other irc web gateways that are less abused and not banned I guess
13:03.15kblinruturaj: you could try to find a different ... what ojwb said
13:03.27ojwbhow long did ago did you email?
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13:03.29omniterlike... a program to take the %2F %3A and crap out of certain links? or a program to clean up a porn folder?
13:03.42kumarabhi<PROTECTED>
13:03.48MaNIomniter, sounds like a job for sed
13:03.53ojwband rm
13:03.57kitalliskumarabhi: what you mean by this time?
13:03.58omniterMaNI, who's sed
13:04.08MaNIsed is a linux command
13:04.10kblinomniter: I'm a Wine developer, so I sometimes need to implement bugs that exist in windows
13:04.10kitallislol
13:04.15ruturajthanx I Shall give it a try
13:04.17kblinomniter: does that count?
13:04.21omniterkblin, lulz
13:04.24MaNI"   sed - stream editor for filtering and transforming text"
13:04.36omniterMaNI, ah. too bad i use windows lol
13:04.49MaNIthere is a slightly less capable windows version
13:04.59kblinwhoa
13:05.10MaNIhttp://unxutils.sourceforge.net/
13:05.20kumarabhikitallis:i mean what should have been accomplished by an applicant by this time
13:05.23kumarabhi?
13:05.23kblinwhat is it with gsoc students not groking IRC at all?
13:05.35kblinthat student was in the channel less than a minute
13:05.41omniterlike when i look through my project folder, a lot of my completed projects are small, sketchy things lol
13:05.49kitalliskumarabhi: there no such rule, take your time
13:06.08kitalliskumarabhi: do you clearly know on what project to apply?
13:06.20kitallisproject(s)
13:06.54muthuI could not get any response in wordpress-dev channel. Are there any wordpress mentors here?
13:07.17omniteri made a little program that i carry with me everywhere on my USB. when i go to someone's house and i like their music, this utility, when placed in their music folder, makes a tree listing of all their songs, their artists and albums, and saves it off. so when i get home, i can download them. =)
13:07.20ojwbmuthu: unlikely to be awake ones here if not there
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13:07.22ruturajojwb: today morning IST, thats abt 12 hrs before..
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13:07.46ojwbmuthu: ask your question and wait for a reply - it might be hours before anyone is awake
13:07.50Abadaar_omniter, nice one
13:07.51kitallisomniter: that's pretty cool
13:07.58muthuho
13:07.58kumarabhikitallis:ya i know my projects and i am still working on them. But i am not interacting with orgs about my ideas! will it harm me ?
13:08.02ojwbruturaj: you shouldn't really expect a reply so quickly
13:08.07muthuso the time variation is the problem
13:08.11omniter=D
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13:08.23ojwbmuthu: yeah
13:08.29muthuok
13:08.32kitalliskumarabhi: it may, my project org doesn't have much scope for comm as they don't have proper channel
13:08.36muthui will come back in 3-4 hours
13:08.36ojwbor you asked a question nobody can answer...
13:08.48kitalliskumarabhi: you might consider sending them test applications
13:09.09kitalliskumarabhi: like alpha, beta and stuff
13:09.12LaurieJIRC isn't widely used in all OSS projects. We use it rarely - email lists and IM and skype calls are much more used
13:09.24muthui didnt post any questions yet, I just want to discuss about my project plan
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13:09.50omniterand for when i'm feeling lonely, i made my own screensaver that flashes random bright colors, so i turn off the light and have a little one-man rave party... *sigh*
13:09.54kitalliskumarabhiL: there's more than a week left, consider irc talks, put up ideas
13:10.13kitalliskumarabhi: email test applications
13:10.18omniterjust tons of crap like that in my completed projects folder lol.
13:11.15Cromewho can tell me. i have exams in june. may i participate anyway?
13:11.26kitallisCrome: i too have
13:11.38muthucrome: this is exam season for all
13:11.43kitallisCrome: tell the project guys abt them
13:11.53omniterCrome, you decide how much time you have to dedicate to the project. you work out a schedule. as long as the amount of work you propose is decent, and you keep to it, you can participate
13:12.23Cromeok, thanks.
13:12.24omniterbut yeah in your application, MOST organizations ask for a schedule of some sort
13:12.32LaurieJour project will be v happy with students who admit to having exams/family vacations/whatever - if you tell us in advance, that's superb
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13:13.11omniterLaurieJ, what if they admit to planning on spending half their summer getting high? =D
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13:13.48omniterabout 1/5 of the computing majors at my school do that, lol
13:13.58LaurieJomniter: I should have added, within reason :)
13:14.13LaurieJomniter: but then we're also going to be picking the best
13:14.51omniteri forgot, what's the command to kill your ghost on IRC?
13:15.08omniteror is that a bot command =\
13:16.44sid0/msg nickserv ghost <nick>
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13:17.11sid0with the password added after that, if you haven't identified into the same group already
13:19.10omniterah that's it. thanks sid
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13:33.13kumar_kitallis:what is meant by test apps
13:33.14kumar_?
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13:46.21ecinstumbles into the room.
13:46.44ecinLast pre-application day!
13:47.34p_land some are getting late.... >_<
13:48.06ecinGetting late?
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13:48.31p_lecin: still haven't really chosen the project ^^;
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13:49.14p_lI have to get it done fast though, to know whether to take on any more jobs
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13:50.19Abadaarp_l, I am in the same situation :)
13:50.51p_lwell, in the extreme.... I can work 80h/week
13:51.07smtmsp_l, you can't
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13:51.39thiago_homeit's not a sprint, it's a marathon
13:51.50HanzZ:)
13:51.59p_lheh. Good to know :)
13:53.30sid0!orgbylang
13:53.31socinfo"orgbylang" is 2009 list is work in progress: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Languages
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13:56.06easwarlol,I was going to reassure him he was connected
13:56.36devvrat:)
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14:00.04_raz_we have some website rewrite proposal (requiring a real big task of programming and application/database design) - is that likely to be accepted (bye google)?
14:00.14_raz_*by - not bye
14:00.56_raz_there are several reasons how that would help the project, but it would not be related to the project's code itself
14:03.09devvrat_raz_: bring your idea in front of the orgs
14:04.10_raz_devvrat: that would be the next task - the question is just, whether google will keep its hand on such proposals and reject them - regardless of the org's opinion
14:04.38_raz_so in general - as long as it's not pure documentation - it's up to the orgs to decide
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14:28.44easwar!timeline
14:28.44socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
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14:31.07socinfo"orgbylang" is 2009 list is work in progress: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Languages
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14:31.40uzytkownikAm I understand correctly that the "Register as student" link will be active on 23 March 2009 19:00 UTC?
14:32.03kblinuzytkownik: probably active, yeah
14:32.23kblinuzytkownik: all times are estimated times :)
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14:32.43uzytkownikkblin: Ok. I just wanted to be sure it is not 'too late'
14:32.53amit8-88!list
14:32.53socinfoError: "list" is not a valid command.
14:32.58amit8-88!next
14:32.58socinfo"next" is March 18-23: Would-be student participants discuss application ideas with mentoring organizations: http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
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14:58.55kitallisthe aplication template is just the format right? i can include a few small little details if i'd like to?
14:59.20LaurieJI would expect so. Certainly for my org I'm happy with extra info
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14:59.37kitallisLaurieJ: okay
15:00.16Ivanovici think most orgs just have the template as some "what we at least would get to know about you"-sheet
15:00.34Ivanovicmost orgs explicily favor students who are more in contact with them
15:01.02Ivanovicas in: communicate via irc/mail/forum/whatever so that they get to know the ones they might be working with over the next months
15:01.35araujomorning
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15:02.01AlekSigood evening :P
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15:02.09LaurieJafternoon :)
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15:05.29kitalliscan anyone help me in finding out the correct network for this irc channel? http://socghop.appspot.com/org/show/google/gsoc2009/fsij
15:06.26Ivanovicshort guess: freenode
15:06.31kitallisempty
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15:09.18Ivanovickitallis: to be honest: no idea then
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15:09.44Ivanovicsend a mail to their mailling list stating that you want to work with them as summer of code student and would like to know the irc channel
15:09.58Ivanovic(also asking them to add the channel in the gsoc application overview)
15:10.20kitallisIvanovic: thanks, and you probably mean the network
15:10.29Ivanoviccorrect
15:10.41PulpFictionINlooking at the previous year GSoC Pages and the accepted proposals, do we get a chance to write the abstract or does google do that?
15:11.14IvanovicPulpFictionIN: google only provides the server with the webforms
15:11.18Ivanovic(and the payment)
15:11.24Ivanovicyou will have to do the rest all yourself
15:11.55Ivanovicor do you mean some specific news/blog/whatever post?
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15:12.43kitallisIvanovic: srry, this is a bit lame, what could be the mail subject? (pls don't laugh)
15:12.51PulpFictionINIvanovic: i meant, does google shorten the application to make the abstract, or o we get somewhere to type it?}
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15:13.18IvanovicPulpFictionIN: which abstract do you *exactly* mean?
15:13.39Ivanovicyou mean the stuff you enter in the form when you describe who you are and what your proposal ist?
15:13.43Ivanovics/ist/is
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15:14.03Ivanovicthere everything comes from you
15:14.09kitallisIvanovic: no i mean the Subject you type into the email
15:14.09LaurieJkitallis: i'd just say "looking for your IRC channel"
15:14.15kitallisok
15:14.16Ivanovicthough there might be some "maximum characters allowed" list
15:14.26Ivanovics/list/variable
15:14.35Ivanovickitallis: irc, multitasking, answering PulpFictionIN
15:15.13Ivanovics/multitasking/multithreaded
15:18.07PulpFictionINhttp://code.google.com/soc/2008/abisource/appinfo.html?csaid=F102ECEB1494F970
15:18.09PulpFictionINsee this for example
15:18.11PulpFictionINthe abstract here.
15:19.16PulpFictionINand same goes for such abstracts all over the site!
15:20.01PulpFictionINwat i m asking, when i get to submit the appplication, do i get an abstract box and then the application box. or only an application box (and the abstract is shortened to by google only?)
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15:21.25IvanovicPulpFictionIN: why don't you just wait till you got the form to fill in your stuff?
15:21.32Ivanovicthen you will see what exactly you get
15:22.00PulpFictionINIvanovic: cause if they give a seperate box for abstraact,i need to write that. else i will just focus on the whole thing. that is why?
15:22.04Ivanovicshort version: probably you have to fill the abstract yourself with a max number of chars allowed (maybe 150 or something like this)
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15:22.08easwarIvanovic, I think PulpFictionIN is asking so he can prepare an abstract beforehand instead of an extempore application
15:22.26PulpFictionINeaswar: exactly :D
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15:22.33Ivanovicin general the abstract does not say too much about your project, the main text is what matters
15:22.52ecinSo, show of hands, everyone here has their application primed and ready?
15:22.57ecinI'm falling behind!
15:23.07Ivanovicthe main text and the communication you have with the org (which is not visible directly in any form)
15:23.14PulpFictionINIvanovic: is it ok i write less content in the main ASCII text application box and then link to some external PDF?
15:23.30IvanovicPulpFictionIN: depends on your org, ask them
15:23.37PulpFictionINthanks.
15:23.45Ivanovicthe orgs that mentor are the ones deciding what exactly they allow/want to see/whatever
15:24.08Ivanovicat wesnoth we came to the conclusion that we can only accept students who communicate well via irc with us
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15:24.25Ivanovicsince we made the experience that this is the best way to solve problems fast and to keep in touch
15:24.51smtmsIvanovic, do present-day students know what IRC is?
15:25.02Ivanovicsmtms: several do
15:25.18ecinWe certainly do, don't we?
15:25.20Ivanovicsmtms: and at wesnoth we do explicitly state that they have to join irc at the top of the ideas page
15:25.26vinc456what's IRC?
15:25.47Ivanovicif they don't know irc, they can still ask via mail or in the forums
15:26.01thomastcvinc456: it's like Microsoft Live Messenger, but without nudges
15:26.04Ivanovicwould expect from a student who wants to successfully participate in SoC to be able to use google
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15:26.24Ivanovicand search engines like google or others will tell you what this strange word means
15:27.49UpthornIt is also like twitter, but not completely idiotic.
15:28.04Ivanovicit is like "it just works"
15:28.05Ivanovic;)
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15:28.28smtmsI like the "multiplayer notepad" explanation
15:28.42p_las well as "programmin language" ;-)
15:28.49ErantWon't most opensource coders already know about IRC? :/
15:28.51devilsadvocateirc has survived the test of time
15:29.59IvanovicErant: and those who don't know it would disqualify in the process of applying when they are not able to "research" on their own
15:30.18Ivanovic(hey, ain't this part of higher education, learning to research stuff on your own?)
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15:31.59ecin!list
15:31.59socinfoError: "list" is not a valid command.
15:32.05ecin!orgs
15:32.05socinfo"orgs" is http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
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15:33.19AlekSireally, where is ubuntu?
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15:33.33smtms!ubuntu
15:33.34socinfoError: "ubuntu" is not a valid command.
15:34.28Egis"Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009"
15:34.34Egisfrom mailing list
15:34.51AlekSiwhoa
15:35.19thiago_homeask them why they chose to withdraw
15:36.00ecin"They just wanted to know they could."
15:36.32summatusmentisaraujo: you around?
15:37.30summatusmentissocinfo: learn ubuntu as "Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009"
15:37.30socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:37.33summatusmentis!ubuntu
15:37.33socinfo"ubuntu" is Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009
15:37.58summatusmentissocinfo: learn ubuntu as '"Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009\"
15:37.58socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:38.02summatusmentis!ubuntu
15:38.02socinfo"ubuntu" is (#1) Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009, or (#2) '"Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009\"
15:38.07summatusmentiscrap
15:38.13summatusmentissocinfo: forget ubuntu
15:38.13socinfoError: 2 factoids have that key.  Please specify which one to remove, or use * to designate all of them.
15:38.18summatusmentissocinfo: forget ubuntu *
15:38.19socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:38.43AlekSisocinfo: learn ubuntu as "Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009"
15:38.44socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:38.49AlekSi!ubuntu
15:38.49socinfo"ubuntu" is Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009
15:38.54AlekSinice bot :)
15:39.08summatusmentisyeah, I was trying to get the quotes around it
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15:39.14Upthornlearn ubuntu as  Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they withdrew from GSoC2009 because they are jerks.
15:39.36Upthorn(definitional. Only jerks would withdraw from GSoC)
15:39.43AlekSiocinfo: learn ubuntu as ""Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009""
15:39.49AlekSisocinfo: learn ubuntu as "Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009"
15:39.50socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:39.54AlekSi!ubuntu
15:39.55socinfo"ubuntu" is (#1) Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009, or (#2) Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009
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15:40.07AlekSisocinfo: forget ubuntu 2
15:40.08socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:40.11AlekSi!ubuntu
15:40.12socinfo"ubuntu" is Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009
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15:41.45kitallishow to subscribe to a mailing lsit?
15:41.55dannybwow just wow
15:42.09smtmskitallis, which one?
15:42.26kitallisfsij-gsoc2009@qwik.jp
15:42.32ady1111who is from google?
15:42.35smtmshmm, never heard of this one
15:43.00kitallisaren't those usually with subscribe as body or subjects?
15:43.09smtmskitallis, as instructions are list-specific, you should look for information by the guys that set that list up
15:43.20kitallisok
15:43.29smtmskitallis, usually you don't mail the subscribe command to the list e-mail address
15:44.31kitallissmtms: ok, i figured out everytthing was in japaneese , sheesh
15:45.31smtmskitallis, you sound unhappy about it
15:45.49haoyu!ubuntu
15:45.49socinfo"ubuntu" is Ubuntu had applied and was accepted, but they have subsequently chosen not to participate in GSoC 2009
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15:45.56dhaunhmm, looking at our organization profile, we should probably have given the URL for the mailing lists, not the email addresses
15:46.03dhaungoes to change that ...
15:46.10haoyuis curious to know why ubunbu made such a decision
15:46.59summatusmentisI'd ask them
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15:47.24haoyusummatusmentis, so how they answered?
15:47.47thiago_homehe said he *would* ask them
15:47.50thiago_homenot that he had
15:48.09haoyuoh sorry :)
15:48.50kitallissmtms: yes, i am, cause, after converting what was written in japaneese the mailing list subscription still doesnt work
15:48.51summatusmentissorry, I should be more clear
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15:49.44kitallissmtms: so, niether does the irc work nor does the mailing list subscription is clear enough and now i'm stranded as i don't even know ppl applying to fsij
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15:49.58kitallissuicides
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15:50.47amit8-88summatusmentis: maybe Ubuntu had lack of mentors !
15:50.55smtmskitallis, you sure you connected to the correct IRC server/network?
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15:51.50kitallissmtms: they haven't specidifed a network, onyl the channel, an freenode doesn't work
15:52.29kblinamit8-88: dunno. ask them, rather than speculate here
15:52.42kitallisso the only thing left was to email, i just mailed them directly
15:54.14amit8-88kblin: ok :)
15:54.59kblinkitallis: wow, seriously, unless they're good at communicating with you directly, you might want to consider applying somewhere else as well
15:56.21kitalliskblin: yeah, but i don't have much options, nothing is interesting me and also because Ruby Central didnt apply, i'm kinda stranded
15:57.07z4chhanyone got a proposal ready to submit tomorrow? :D
15:57.24z4chh!next
15:57.24socinfo"next" is March 18-23: Would-be student participants discuss application ideas with mentoring organizations: http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
15:59.17omniterz4chh, not me lol
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15:59.56omniteri've got pretty much everything except some past work worthy of showing to the org
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16:00.16thomastcz4chh: not me... though I have a couple of ideas of course
16:00.20omniteri could show screenshots n videos, but the code itself... well let's just say i like not writing comments LOL
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16:05.17Erantomniter: Worthyness kinda depends on the kind of organisation you're applying to, I guess.
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16:05.34omniterErant, of course.
16:06.05omniterbut even otherwise worthy code is ruined by a lack of commentary =P
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16:06.26Erantomniter: Depends wholy on your coding style. I've got some C code without comments that anyone with a bit of C skill can read.
16:06.49omniteroh it's definitely readable. annoyingly neat too
16:07.10omniteri guess i could just explain to them i never thought the code would see the light of day
16:07.10ErantAlso, if you've ever done anything for a team or something, that increases your odds, I guess.
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16:07.28omniteryeah... nope. =\
16:07.32under`Hi
16:07.54omniterhi under
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16:12.12ricardo-vlhif we insert our submission in the first day will we be able to edit it afterwards?
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16:13.59kblinricardo-vlh: I guess so. it was possible the last years
16:14.09kblinricardo-vlh: but read the user manual
16:14.28PulpFictionINricardo-vlh: i think so.i hve read that orgs usually get back to u to improve ur applications
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16:16.03ricardo-vlhgot it.thank you.
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16:19.30ady1111who is from Google's Open Source Programs Office?
16:19.48PulpFictionINdanderson i guess.
16:20.48summatusmentisI don't know if he is or not
16:20.53summatusmentisI feel like he interned there
16:20.54araujosummatusmentis, hi there
16:21.01araujois now around
16:21.14summatusmentishey, how does one say 'have a good day' in spanish? is it just "Buen dia!"?
16:21.14kblinady1111: why would you need them?
16:21.27araujosummatusmentis, correct
16:21.49summatusmentisaraujo: and is that dialectic (depending on latin america vs. spain)?
16:21.56araujosummatusmentis, you also could say, "Ten un buen dia" , or "Que usted tenga un buen dia"
16:22.01araujolater is very formal
16:22.17summatusmentisright, that's what I wasn't sure about
16:22.20araujosummatusmentis, Buen dia , is very neutral ....
16:22.21DannyBady1111: why do you need them
16:22.25araujoamong dialect
16:22.36DannyBany time i mention I am i get the most inane questions
16:22.39summatusmentisaraujo: ok, I didn't know if it was more common depending on the country
16:22.42DannyBso i'm scared to answer :)
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16:23.13kblinDannyB: you are? why weren't you at the mentor summit? ;)
16:23.22DannyBi was in another country at the time
16:23.25apintojust say "Hola" and that's ok :D
16:23.27DannyB;)
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16:24.33omniteri've only heard buenos dias, not buen dia =\
16:24.43araujosummatusmentis, As a side note, Buen dia, can be used for greeting or as a farewell
16:25.05summatusmentisaraujo: right, I knew that, I just wasn't sure of the translation
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16:25.40summatusmentisomniter: buenos dias, at least from my understanding is a lot more like "Good day, sir!" in that it's a farewell
16:25.41araujoomniter, yes, you also can say "buenos dias" ... though that is best used for greeting ... like 'good morning'
16:25.53summatusmentisyou can ignore me then :)
16:26.01araujogood morning == buenos dias
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16:26.17summatusmentismy spanish is so rusty
16:26.21araujohave a good day == ten un buen dia, que usted tenga un buen dia
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16:26.44omniteraraujo, isn't that manana? with the squiggly thingy
16:26.53araujoI like to greet more as 'buen dia' than 'buenos dias'
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16:27.01summatusmentismañana is 'morning'
16:27.07araujocorrect
16:27.10omniteryeah that... i can't type it
16:27.13omniterlol
16:27.23p_las well as idiomatic for "no, you won't get it done today, nor tommorrow"
16:27.29z4chhdon't you all have proposals to be writing! >.<
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16:27.36araujomañana is used for 'morning' and 'tomorrow' , depending upon the sentence
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16:27.47omniterz4chh, i'm writing mine in spanish now, =D
16:27.50omniter;)
16:27.51summatusmentisoof, if I switch to a netbook I'll have to re-learn the spanish special characters
16:28.02araujome levante en la mañana == i got up in the morning
16:28.11araujome levantare mañana == I will get up tomorrow
16:28.18summatusmentisoh right
16:28.22p_lis waiting for response from mentor concerning the project
16:28.31summatusmentisI should really stop trying to teach spanish, considering I leave out a lot
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16:29.00araujohaha
16:29.21omniteri wish employers would send you back your resume and tell you how you can write it better and send it again. LOL
16:29.31omniterwhy don't they do that. =P
16:29.35summatusmentisomniter: the org I'm applying to will help you out :0
16:29.38summatusmentis:) *
16:29.54summatusmentisand I know of at least one internship I applied to that said they'd help w/ your resume
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16:30.21omniteri was thinking more of real companies hiring people from the work force, lol
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16:30.31omniterbad coverletters get your resume thrown in the trash
16:30.32omniter=P
16:30.51omniteror the "backup" pile
16:30.55kblinomniter: depends on the number of applications, seriously
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16:32.09omniter:( i'm waiting for the mentors to come into the forum. one of them made a post and left. another one came, did nothing, and left.
16:32.18omniterin two minutes!
16:35.48smtmsomniter, you posted there?
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16:35.48omniteryepp. i got lots of replies, but i want more revisions before i submit an application. =)
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16:35.48omniterone of my org's mentors already made up his mind on the student he wants before he even made a proposal lol
16:35.48omniterprobably because they were coupled last year
16:35.48omniterand had a good experience
16:35.49p_lomniter: what org?
16:35.49omniterOgre
16:35.49omnitermade up his mind as in "if he's accepted, i wanna be his mentor". not "accept him."
16:36.03omniterno problem with that. there's other mentors. =)
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16:36.51omniterone of the mentors for Ogre is the project lead and original developer, Steve Streetings. =D
16:36.58omniterthat's really cool. =D
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16:37.27omniteri don't think anybody would make a better mentor for Ogre than the creator of Ogre, lol.
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16:38.18gobbomusically: Hello.
16:39.09musicallygobbo, Hello.
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16:44.42ady1111who is from Google's Open Source Programs Office?
16:44.52smtmswho? who?
16:45.01AlekSiwho? who? who?
16:45.05chxady1111: that'd be LH mostly but why?
16:45.06SRabbelierady1111: you mean like lh?
16:45.23ady1111anybody from google
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16:46.16dandersonwhy do you need someone from google?
16:46.21dandersonask your question, someone will answer
16:46.29dandersonno need for googlers for 99% of questions
16:46.31ady1111okay
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16:47.42ady1111I want to register my project as continer at google organization
16:48.14kitalliswhat's a continer?
16:48.22SRabbelierady1111: you're a tadd late
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16:48.34SRabbelierady1111: organization application period closed a week ago
16:48.36SRabbelier!timeline
16:48.36socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
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16:49.33nsm!help
16:49.33socinfo"help" is see !faq, !advice and !wiki
16:49.38nsm!advice
16:49.38socinfo"advice" is http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforStudents for students, http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforMentors for mentors
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16:51.48irahulhow can i check whether my irc client is working properly  ? i think all messages are not displayed..it skips some of messages
16:51.48smtmsirahul, huh?
16:51.48smtmsirahul, is your IRC client something you wrote?
16:51.50ady1111yes, but my project it's not an organization
16:52.24irahulyep..
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16:53.45irahuli mean to say.. how to ensure that all messages of chat are displayed...
16:54.09strykhi all
16:54.32stryki just wanted to know.....roghly how many proj are for OS development n relaed
16:54.39SRabbelierady1111: then, what is it?
16:54.55stryklyk minix n ubuntu
16:55.18amit8-88!orgbylang
16:55.18socinfo"orgbylang" is 2009 list is work in progress: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Languages
16:55.26amit8-88stryk: ^
16:55.38strykya
16:55.55smtmsstryk, you can count them yourself
16:56.23strykthere are 150.....if sumbody already knew it,it wud b great
16:56.26smtmsstryk, FreeBSD, NetBSD and DragonFly BSD are OS development
16:56.29strykotherwise....as u said
16:56.33strykcount
16:56.47dhaunstryk: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/operating_systems
16:56.56dhaundelicious even counts them for you :-)
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16:57.46strykthnx
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17:00.15SRabbelier!read
17:00.15socinfo"read" is Please read the FAQ and documentation (including the information provided to you on the relevant pages) before asking a question.
17:00.21p_lthere's also MINIX 3 for a less "finished" OS
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17:01.01Erant!security
17:01.01socinfoError: "security" is not a valid command.
17:01.06ErantAww
17:01.26SRabbelierErant: hehe, it means there is no security :P
17:01.48Erantorly :P
17:01.50SRabbeliersocinfo: learn security as Feel free to test Melange for security vulnerabilities on http://melange-demo.appspot.com
17:01.50socinfoThe operation succeeded.
17:01.54SRabbelier!security
17:01.54socinfo"security" is Feel free to test Melange for security vulnerabilities on http://melange-demo.appspot.com
17:02.03SRabbelierErant: there you go
17:02.23Eranttyvm
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18:23.21schumamldo any other organizations has someone called "Adam Turcotte" applying to be a mentor? nobody in our org knows him, could be a misguided student or a spammer
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18:26.19rwatsonschumaml: last year we had a fair number of random people apply to be a mentor using the webapp, but none so far this year.
18:26.41SRabbelierschumaml: what link_id/
18:26.43SRabbelier?
18:26.57schumamlan10na
18:27.34SRabbelierschumaml: you are with gimp?
18:27.37pygischumaml, that does seem random :p
18:28.45schumamlSRabbelier: yes
18:28.56SRabbelierschumaml: then yes, it's just you ;)
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18:31.20newt!next
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18:51.03korykI am very overwhelmed with how many projects I want to work on
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18:51.34smtmskoryk, 5?
18:52.11vanRossumDansa gittim gelicem: Gone away for now
18:52.16korykI have 9 organizations on my list, and 1-3 projects for each of them that I would like to do
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18:52.26korykand I can't do that many apps
18:52.29smtmskoryk, that you would like to do or that you would like to consider doing?
18:52.39koryksmtms: some I like more than others
18:52.52smtmskoryk, I'd focus on no more than 5 applications
18:52.56koryksmtms: but things that I think that I can do that also interest me
18:53.11koryksmtms: is that rule, or just good advice?
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18:53.16smtmskoryk, it's advice
18:53.28smtmskoryk, doing 20 crap applications will not get you accepted anywhere
18:53.31koryksmtms: it will be hard to narrow it down to 5
18:53.34smtmskoryk, so, focus on just a small number
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18:54.03korykokay I got it down to 6 orgs
18:54.13smtmskoryk, you can talk to mentoring organisations to make it easier to decide
18:54.25hwkedwhat is the upper limit for the length of a student application?
18:54.31korykhwked: 20
18:54.34korykoh
18:54.44koryklength not number, my bad
18:54.49hwkedkoryk:  :)
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18:56.15omniteri couldn't even find more than 1 project i really wanted to do
18:56.17omniter=\
18:56.26omniterwell org, not project
18:56.36smtmsomniter, why? :-(
18:57.12omniteri guess it's because i've narrowed myself to programming graphics/game/sound/music/physics/gui stuff
18:57.17omniterno database/web stuff
18:57.25ErantSame
18:57.35korykwell for music stuff you could do Audacity
18:57.36ErantI mainly do embedded, and that's just a tricky field.
18:57.50p_ldid mostly Lisp&co lately...
18:58.27korykomniter: have you tried looking at the delicious bookmarks page for GSoC2009 ? That helped me find a lot more things that I was interested in that I missed the first time through because I didn't know what the orgs did
18:58.28omniterkoryk, more like music cueing, plaback, dynamic effects, streaming, and how they fit into a game, lol. not processing them.
18:58.29HanzZwill submit only on application
18:58.45omniterkoryk, bookmarks? =\ nope
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18:58.52koryk!advice
18:58.53socinfo"advice" is http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforStudents for students, http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforMentors for mentors
18:58.53spectieHanzZ, good idea
18:58.57omniteroh is that the one where they keyword things
18:59.14korykhttp://delicious.com/gsoc2009
18:59.26omniterah yeah that's the one
18:59.26HanzZI hope it's good application... It's my first :)
18:59.29omnitersaw it
18:59.36korykand nothing there for you?
19:00.24omniterother than pygame stuff, nothing that catches my attention
19:00.43omniterexcept ogre, which is what i really wanna do
19:01.25omniterthe one thing that caught my eye in pygame was "add simple 3D"
19:01.44omniterbut the thing is... that's been done already by many other people. i don't see why they don't just use those
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19:02.54vanRossumis back.
19:02.57omniterand while i love games, working on an open source game to me isn't as helpful to people as working on an open source engine or library.
19:03.31omniterthey're pretty much dead ends
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19:03.57ahuilletwhat makes you think that?
19:04.40omniterwell the source code for a game can only be used to make more games.
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19:05.58omniternot exactly a dead end, but kind of shallow, right? i'd rather contribute to something more open-ended
19:07.01ahuilletthat's an interesting point
19:07.06Shadow_MasterI'd say it depends on the game. There may be games which have builtin scripting facilities or other stuff that could be extended for more general purposes
19:07.32ahuilletyou're saying that you only want to contribute to software projects that are not directly end user applications
19:08.41ahuilletwhen talking about an open source game, the reason to contribute would be to make the game better
19:08.49ahuilletnot to use it to build other applications
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19:11.01omniterahuillet, sort of. even if it was an end-user application, i'd prefer it was some kind of end-user application that lets people create more useful things, not just to play.
19:11.35ahuillet"more useful things" being to create games ? :)
19:11.39omniterbasically, i like to help make things that help other people make things =)
19:11.48ahuilletyou're gonna need people to write games using your code at some point though ;)
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19:12.26omniterahuillet, oh i got nothing against game programmers. i program games myself. it's just that for the purposes of this project, i'd feel better about contributing to something that's not just a game.
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19:12.45ABitHow can I find some detailed stat about GSoC 2008?
19:12.58omniterABit, define "detailed"
19:13.04omniterand "stat"
19:13.16ABitStudents location, success rate, ecc.
19:13.18ahuilletthere are not too many games in GSoC anyway... FWIW I try to get challenging projects for GSoC so I learn as much as possible
19:13.39ABitstat stands for statistics
19:13.42omniterah... i'm sure you won't find analytical statistics.
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19:13.57kblinABit: google
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19:14.14kblinABit: lh has done statistics on this, as well as other people
19:14.34lhABit: try the wiki, statistics page, it's a start
19:14.35lh!wiki
19:14.36socinfoError: "wiki" is not a valid command.
19:14.42lhhrm
19:14.48lh!advice
19:14.48socinfo"advice" is http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforStudents for students, http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforMentors for mentors
19:14.56lhABit: that wiki will have a stats page on it
19:14.58omniterahuillet, i try to find something challenging but not something that's beyond my current understanding. because i wanna at least be accepted =P
19:15.25Ivanovicoffers free chocolate on the free couch
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19:15.30MatthewWilkes!stats
19:15.30socinfo"stats" is http://www.lfowles.org/irc/gsoc/stats.htm
19:15.33Ivanoviclet's celebrate the wesnoth 1.6 release!
19:15.36MatthewWilkeshmm, no
19:15.38MatthewWilkeswrong stats
19:15.47Ivanovic(while talking about games...)
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19:16.09kblin!learn wiki as http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/w/list
19:16.09socinfoThe operation succeeded.
19:16.24lhkblin: danke
19:16.30kblinlh: bitte
19:16.32meetHello! Can someone please tell if ubuntu has a chennel for GSoc?
19:16.48omniteryes, try #ubuntu -_-
19:16.48kblinmeet: they deciced to withdraw this year
19:16.53omniteroh wait
19:16.55omniterfor GSOc
19:16.55omniternvm
19:17.03omniter"I judge progress by number, size, and usefulness of patch files." - that quote is win
19:17.18kblinnah
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19:17.38omniteroh wait
19:17.40omniteri misread
19:17.41vanRossumDansa gittim gelicem: Gone away for now
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19:17.50omniteri read that as "I judge myself"
19:18.01meetkblin: Thanks
19:18.09kblinomniter: "Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it."
19:18.12omniterbecause a programmer who judges himself on the number, size and usefulness of patch files he writes is f***ing hardcore
19:18.32Catfish_Manomniter: only if the size criterion is negative
19:18.34ABitthanks
19:18.42omniterof course
19:19.11omniterwell, no.
19:19.20omniterif it's for your own project, yeah
19:19.43Catfish_Mansimpler is better, in the absence of other concerns
19:19.46kblinhuge patches are never useful
19:19.47Catfish_Manand smaller is very often simpler
19:19.57Ivanovicusing whitespaces is evil! help destroy the evil! remove all unnecessary whitespaces like newlines, tabs or other indention from your code!
19:19.58Ivanovic^^
19:20.15kblinbecause noone's ever going read a 5000 line patch
19:20.20omniterkblin, just because it's big doesn't mean it does the same work in more code. it could just mean it fixes a LOT more
19:20.38Catfish_Manso break it up into smaller, more reviewable patches
19:20.40kblinomniter: then it's multiple things in one patch
19:20.45kblinwhich is even worse
19:20.54omniterah, okay...
19:20.56kblinit's so easy to do good patches these days
19:21.04Catfish_Mankblin: eh?
19:21.11Catfish_Mandisagree. Doing things well is hard
19:21.16kblinDVCSes make it easy to produce patchsets
19:21.23omnitersee, i never actually submitted a patch in my life. =\ i just paste code to people.
19:21.43kblinCatfish_Man: well, easy as in "not painful" looking at your tools
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19:21.53kblinCatfish_Man: the programming part hasn't changed
19:22.07Catfish_Mankblin: chunking up a large patch often involves quite a bit of work figuring out how to separate concerns
19:22.15Catfish_Mansince you don't want any of the intermediate patches to break things, ideally
19:22.25kblinCatfish_Man: oh, ok, you're coming from a large patch
19:22.29kblinCatfish_Man: that's still hard
19:22.48kblinCatfish_Man: it's easy to never even get to a large patch in the first place
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19:23.09Catfish_ManI still think that's overly optimistic
19:23.11Catfish_Manbut perhaps
19:23.31vanRossumis back.
19:23.31kblinCatfish_Man: I remember my first GSoC, where I had to use read-only CVS to create a patchset, and no one ever told me about quilt
19:23.52kblinvanRossum: can you please turn off the public away messages?
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19:24.22kblinworks for me
19:24.26Catfish_Mankblin: consider, for example, when I split the JID type in sparkweb into Escaped and Unescaped subclasses. There's no real way to write that patch except updating all uses of JID simultaneously
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19:25.19Catfish_Mansince a partial change won't pass the typechecker
19:25.50kblinCatfish_Man: you probably can always come up with an example where you'll end up with a huge patch
19:26.12Catfish_ManI've found that refactoring tends to create them
19:26.23kblinCatfish_Man: but from reading the wine-patches mailing list, patches in general have become much more readable and smaller since Wine switched to git
19:26.33Catfish_Mansweet :)
19:26.54kblinnot immediately, but people got used to sending small patch-sets instead on one bigger patch
19:27.23kblinand I'd argue that for cases where it's possible, it's easier to do so these days
19:28.20kblinit's pretty much like cars... cars these days are much faster than they used to be 50 years back, but that doesn't help you if you're stuck in a traffic jam
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19:30.46omniterthis is the freakiest thing i've ever seen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcKwexirzcM
19:30.51omnitera bit off topic, but yeah...
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19:31.07omniteryou could say it's an open source lemur. in which case it's right on topic
19:31.23vinc456some of the links on the advice page are for last year :\ for example: Unofficial Categories for Mentoring Organizations Participating in Google Summer of Code 2008
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19:32.29vinc456i guess the delicious list works as well
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19:32.41Terinjokesheylo!
19:32.50kblinvinc456: file a bug report?
19:33.00lhvinc456: and you could look directly above that for resources for 2009. :)
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19:33.53kblinor that
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19:39.14Wofl_do i need to have a mentor by the time i fill out my application?
19:39.30lhWofl_: no
19:39.44lhWofl_: mentor is assigned during the application review phase
19:39.45lh!timeline
19:39.46socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
19:39.58Wofl_great, thanks
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19:56.24korykI have narrowed it down to 5!
19:56.32kblinyay?
19:56.57ahuilletkoryk : so you have 5 good applications going?
19:57.16skiquelwww.twitter.com/planetsoc
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19:58.00korykahuillet: no I just narrowed it down to 5 orgs, I am going to pick one from each
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19:58.18ahuilletkoryk : right... five is a lot you know
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19:58.50korykahuillet: yes, and it is much better than 9 which I had this morning
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19:59.09ahuilletI would seriously suggest two to three applications
19:59.28Landon^
19:59.33Landonspend a few days on each
19:59.35ahuilletbased on my past experience, five good applications on five different organizations requires *a lot* of work
19:59.36koryk-_-; it was hard enough to cut it down to 5
19:59.50ahuilletgiven that one application represents a significant amount of work if you are new to the project
19:59.55Landonkoryk: as you start doing more research into projects you'll find ones that click with you
19:59.59Landon:)
20:00.22Landonis down to 1-2 orgs after taking a harder look at ideas
20:00.30korykLandon: which ones?
20:00.37korykif you don't mind me asking
20:00.41Landonthousand parsec and possibly pygame (under PSF)
20:00.59LandonI think I might just cut it down and send 2 applications to thousand parsec though
20:01.16allisterbmultiple apps  is a lot of work but it's worth it
20:01.25ahuillettwo applications for the same org? doesn't that feel a bit schizophrenic to the mentors ? :)
20:01.36allisterbno
20:01.38Landonone per idea
20:01.42ErantI don't think there's much there for me this year :( I'd like to work on melange's security, but that's not enough for an entire project. And as far as embedded goes, mjeh. Not much interesting.
20:02.09allisterbEran gotta be at least 1
20:02.16ahuilletallisterb : it depends on your definition of "multiple"
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20:02.30ErantErant: I have specific projects I like to work on :P
20:02.59ErantUnfortunatly, the project I would've liked to see was rejected.
20:03.00allisterbEran remember the umbrella orgs - you can work on your own project if you get accepted
20:03.12Landonheh
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20:03.22vinc456is it generally unrealistic to pick an org that i have never actually heard of until today? i'm narrowing my choices based on whether or not i think i can succeed. So i'm going more on "are my skills a good match" rather than "do i think this is interesting".
20:03.32LandonI didn't really find any umbrella orgs that would fit with my idea of porting pisg to python :( good one for spare time work though :D
20:03.34ahuilletallisterb : is that likely to happen? :)
20:03.35allisterbAbadaar, multiple would be 2 apps to to orgs
20:03.39Landonvinc456: go for it
20:03.46Landonthats how I found software freedom conservancy last year
20:03.50ahuilletvinc456 : it's perfectly fine
20:03.55Abadaarallisterb, hm?
20:04.11ahuilletabadaar: I bet on a <tab> mistake from allisterb :)
20:04.20allisterbAbadaar, woops meant ahuillet
20:04.25Abadaarhehe, np
20:04.47homunqvinc456: honestly, at sugarlabs, we probably give more weight to demonstrated interest than to skills.
20:04.52Lenniedrives over Erant
20:05.03vinc456hmm ok doesn't really feel right but thanks for the encouragement :p
20:05.04allisterbahuillet, well they way I see it SoC is very competitive but also very diverse
20:05.07ErantLennie: Pfrt.
20:05.10Lennie:D
20:05.16Lennieajuonline, meet erant
20:05.17ErantThat hurts, you know :(
20:05.20Lenniealso TBBT fan :)
20:05.26homunqyou need at least a bit of both, but we are willing to allow for significant learning on the job
20:05.29allisterbyou might not be a match for one org but another might like you
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20:05.48ErantAin't that the truth.
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20:06.27homunqLandon: umm, python? I know it will have about 3,000,000 apps, but hey...
20:06.28allisterbbut I think the most important thing in your app is working code
20:06.56allisterbcode = GOLDEN in most projects
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20:07.02Landonhomunq: yeah, but pisg isn't really a significant app by any standards :P
20:07.34ahuilletgoogles pisg
20:07.40Landon!stats
20:07.41socinfo"stats" is http://www.lfowles.org/irc/gsoc/stats.htm
20:07.43Landon@ ahuillet
20:07.49Landonthat sort of thing
20:07.51Landonparses IRC stats
20:07.57ahuilletoh that
20:08.21Landonright now it's in perl and I've heard it's a bit of a CF
20:08.48kblinvinc456: definetely go for interesting
20:08.50Landonok
20:08.54Landonif anyone wants a hardware project
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20:08.57LandonI've got an idea :)
20:09.05Landondevelop e-ink sticky notes
20:09.16kblinLandon: fix debian on armel?
20:09.25Landonso I can stick them on the unused real estate of my wall but still be able to read them
20:09.26Landon:P
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20:10.20ajuonlineLennie: :D
20:10.23ajuonlinehi Erant
20:10.30Lennieajuonline :)
20:10.36Landonbut seriously
20:10.40Landonfirst person to do that is a millionaire
20:10.41Landon:P
20:10.46ajuonlinejust got online randomly, he is working on his talk for Sahana Conf
20:10.55ajuonlinei hate early flights
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20:11.53Erantajuonline: Disaster management system? Sweet.
20:12.26ajuonlineErant: hfoss , ftw!! :P
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20:13.07ErantI should do more general coding perhaps.
20:13.14epifanioHi All
20:14.07epifanioi've a question related to goggle summer of code project,
20:14.35Landonyessssssssss
20:14.43ErantSwimming goggles?
20:14.48epifaniothere is the osgeo fundation : http://www.osgeo.org/ that has some ideas for the gsoc project
20:16.10epifanioin the osgeo main project there are some gis sw , like qgis, grass and others http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/2008_Google_SoC_Application
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20:17.11epifanioi'm a student, exactly i'm intersted to develop an "idea"  on the qgis sw http://wiki.qgis.org/qgiswiki/SummerOfCodeIdeas
20:17.34kblinepifanio: and your question is...?
20:17.44epifaniothe idea of intersest is" Incorporate ossimPlanet"
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20:18.36epifaniomy question, it is possible that more than one student (2) can works togheter to the same idea ? (these if the idea is reasonable complex)
20:19.28lhepifanio: not really no.
20:19.38lhepifanio: http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs#group_apply
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20:20.32Erantslaps SRabbelier around a bit with a large trout
20:20.50Landontarnations
20:20.53Landonit's hot in this here office
20:21.05epifaniook, .. i had problems to undstand the point "11" , ... That's fine, a little duplication is par for the course in open source.
20:21.08Landonthinks if he gets into SoC this year he will spend the money on a lawn chair
20:21.19ErantLandon: Fancy lawn chair
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20:21.22Landonyes
20:21.24Landona fancy lawn chair
20:21.30Landonintegrated water spout
20:21.31Landonetc
20:21.32ErantWith cup holder.
20:21.33epifaniowhat means, that osgeo can assign the same idea to more than one student ?
20:21.41Landonwho needs a cup holder when you have a water spout
20:21.41Landon:D
20:21.45Landonalso an umbrella
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20:21.58ErantLandon: For that kind of money, I want a cupholder.
20:21.59dwinsepifanio: the students would be expected to work independently of each other
20:22.04ErantRegardless of wether it's usefull.
20:22.10Erant-l
20:22.25Landonheh
20:22.35LandonI also want a pillow
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20:22.46Landona nice one that won';t make me swe.... actually
20:22.47Landonbetter idea
20:22.51Landonlet's buy some trees
20:22.53Landonfor my hammock
20:22.53epifaniook i undustand the concep
20:22.59epifanio*concept
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20:23.09ErantLennie: Oh, what we talked about earlier: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/20/microsoft_crash_tool/
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20:23.27epifaniothanks!
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20:23.27Lenniethanks Erant
20:23.33ErantDan Kaminsky's an awesome guy.
20:23.37rohith.
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20:24.49ErantMissed his talk though. :(
20:25.11Lennie:(
20:25.20ErantToo busy drinking beer :P
20:25.27Lenniewhich is understandable :)
20:25.36ErantDay 1, 23:00. Beertime.
20:25.37Lennieare we talking about Chaos?
20:25.39Erantobv.
20:25.43Lenniethought so
20:25.52ErantNot many other interesting conferences.
20:25.56Lennie23.55, guys BK closes in 5 let's eat :P
20:26.03Erant;)
20:26.04Lennie:D
20:26.13ErantThat may or may not have happened.
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20:26.27rohit123.
20:26.47monsieurp.
20:26.52Erant.
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20:30.39vinc456!advice
20:30.39socinfo"advice" is http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforStudents for students, http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforMentors for mentors
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20:38.54omniter!next
20:38.54socinfo"next" is March 18-23: Would-be student participants discuss application ideas with mentoring organizations: http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
20:39.08omnitereh... so when they say 19:00, they mean 19:00 eastern standard?
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20:40.10lhUTC
20:40.18omniterah
20:40.19lhPINguAR_: hello dear, how are you? nice to see you here. :)
20:40.24SRabbelieromniter: all times always UTC unless noted otherwise :)
20:40.52omniterheh
20:42.23omniteri have a challenge for you python guys in case you're itching to get started. in one line of python (no cheating using semicolon), write a program that prints the next fibonnacci number when the user hits enter.
20:42.55omniterlike, forever
20:42.56omniter=D
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20:44.12PINguAR_lh: hi Leslie. i'm fine =) ..answering about project requirements to the potential students..  we have quite more students than last year! *happy dance*
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20:45.46korykomniter: idk python but I am going to try to answer that question
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20:46.05PINguAR_lh: =)
20:46.07omniterkoryk, aw but it's gotta be python. some other languages make it easy. =P
20:46.24rohananilPINguAR_: hi , are you a mentor from pardus?
20:46.26russellbit's easy in python, too :-)
20:46.32p_lputs down his parentheses
20:46.35omniterrussellb, in one line? =P
20:46.40PINguAR_rohananil: yeap
20:47.05omniterrussellb, then i challenge you. if you can show me, i will mail you 5 dollars. personal promise. =P
20:47.23omniterand no using exec either. :p
20:47.32russellbheh
20:47.38omniterone line. no semicolon. no exec.
20:47.41russellbshrugs, working on something else right now :-p ^_^
20:47.46p_lrussellb: do it in assembly :P
20:48.21omniterlol only in python. =P because i believe i may have found the only solution, and there's no way in hell anybody would guess it. (and you actually have to guess... believe it or not)
20:48.51omniterit's obfuscated too
20:49.13omniterif i just showed you, you wouldn't know it prints fibonacci.
20:49.25omniterit's brainfuck =\
20:49.44Erantomniter: And you didn't at one point think "I could be spending my time in a better way"? :P
20:49.48straydawgomniter: the channel is underwhelmed
20:49.52omniterhahaha
20:50.15omniterErant, i didn't spend that much time. =P
20:50.36ErantRegardless ;)
20:50.47omniterit's just that it's universally agreed that the shortest such code in python would exceed one line. so i was like no wayyyyyyy...
20:50.50chxyay php is gone from the hall of shame section on the accepted orgs page. now only ccan remains.
20:51.53davidLquick question: is there any advantage to submitting proposals sooner rather than later? from the mentor org's point of view, is there any difference between a proposal submitted on March 23 and one submitted on March 29?
20:51.53chxlh: maybe a mail to them as they are the last..?
20:51.53Catfish_Mandavidl: more time to discuss them with the organization
20:51.53MaNIputting it in on the deadline might make you look a bit slack I would imagine
20:51.53MaNIespecially if you haven't been in contact before
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20:51.55lhchx: you mean CCAN? they have been pinged, multiple times
20:51.58qsxhello
20:52.04davidLCatfish_Man: so the mentoring org gets applications as soon as you send them?
20:52.06chxoh well.
20:52.09smtmsdavidL, they can look at your proposal, when they aren't overwhelmed, and can suggest improvements too, if you send early
20:52.18Catfish_Mandavidl: yes, and we argue about them the whole time
20:52.23chx1 out of 150, not that bad :)
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20:52.45davidLalright, thanks for the info
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20:53.08omniterdavidL, as long as the org gets to to look at it and give you advice on how to improve it. whether you submit early, and resubmit, or you just give them your proposal directly, get feedback, and submit later.
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20:57.06ajuonlinewaives at lh
20:57.15ajuonlinehi trinity ;) whats up!!
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20:59.34lhajuonline: rotflmao. not much, how are you?
20:59.38lhwishes she was that cool
20:59.48qsxchill
21:00.19ajuonlinelh: i am good. about to head off to Delhi airport
21:00.20pygiajuonline, stop bugging people!
21:00.37lhajuonline: cool. safe travels ajay. your meetup is now on the program calendar btw.
21:00.47ajuonlineyeah, saw the mail. thanks :)
21:01.02lhnp
21:01.33_sanaomniter: the fibo problem is still up ?
21:01.48omniter_sana, yeah sure why not lol
21:01.57omniteri just found out though that my solution no longer works in python 3.0
21:02.04omniterthey changed some stuff -_-
21:02.15_sanado you expect O(1) complexity ?
21:02.17armawoo. http://www.boingboing.net/2009/03/22/eff-and-tor-in-googl.html
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21:02.57omniter_sana, as long as it prints a fib number for every time you press enter, ad infinitum
21:03.07omniterand it's in one line without multiple statements or exec
21:03.09omniteror eval
21:03.39_sanaok
21:04.15lharma: thanks, pimped
21:04.33pygishoots ajuonline
21:04.33armathanks :)
21:04.39lharma: np, thank you.
21:04.40arma(meme factor at work)
21:04.44armaerm, factory
21:05.00armacory's turnaround for things that support eff is quite impressive
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21:05.27lhcory is a good chap. :)
21:05.32omniter_sana, are you really trying to do it... oh boy, lol.
21:05.43_sanaye
21:05.51_sanajust opened an editor
21:06.16omniterholy crap, lol. i love your attitude.
21:06.47_sanahuh? i dont need a pencil for this
21:06.47omniterbtw if you use the newest version, i regret to tell you it's probably impossible
21:07.23omniteras in python 3.0. if you use 2.x, it's fine
21:07.25_sanapython --version
21:07.25_sanaPython 2.5.4
21:07.30omniterah good =D
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21:08.52kblinman, I hate webdesign
21:08.56ErantWhiteboards ftw
21:09.25kblinnow I get to figure out how to build a tag cloud...
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21:10.07ThomasWaldmannkblin: you know the webdesign pie chart? :D
21:10.24kblinnope
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21:11.46kblinThomasWaldmann: but from googling, it looks like I can agree
21:11.53kblinand I don't even give a damn about IE
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21:12.24ErantSRabbelier: Fixed your fail yet?
21:12.31SRabbelierErant: I did indeed
21:12.40kblinhmm, I guess I'll just do a size-adjusted <ul> and shame one of our web peole into fixing it
21:12.47ErantSRabbelier: All of the fail?
21:13.14SRabbelierErant: not quite, but some of it
21:13.40ErantProd me when you put up a new version on testing.
21:14.01ErantSee if you failed fixing the fail. :P
21:14.25ErantDon't worry if you did. You'd be outperforming Nintendo if you fixed it on your next try.
21:15.47ThomasWaldmannkblin: sevenup looks promising, if they fix the issues in the tracker
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21:23.27Drew_hello all
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21:24.22ThomasWaldmannhi Drew_
21:24.31Drew_how are you? :)
21:25.31ThomasWaldmanni hope you don't want to know that from 414 people here :)
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21:25.50omniteri'll start. i'm good.
21:25.57Drew_haha, just you since you replied :)
21:26.07Drew_good to hear omniter
21:26.21ThomasWaldmannI'm ok, too. :)
21:26.28ahuilletI'm fine as well
21:26.32ahuillet:]
21:27.33Drew_ThomasWaldmann: omniter: ahuillet: Are you students or organisations? I'm a student :D
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21:28.06ahuilletI'm one of your numerous competitors. :)
21:28.10ThomasWaldmannis from MoinMoin Wiki project
21:28.16skeletso tomorrow begin the applications?
21:28.28vinc456!timeline
21:28.28socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
21:28.29ahuilletoh, already... man things are going fast
21:28.45omniterDrew_, i'm a student.
21:29.02allisterbholy crap anybody follow EPL?
21:29.19omniterwe're not really in direct competition, ahuillet. unless we're applying to the same org.
21:29.29allisterbLiverpool 5-0 o.o
21:29.31ahuilletomniter : I know, I know
21:29.47p_lthings are really going fast
21:29.54Drew_lol allister... Against the team I used to follow as well :@
21:29.56omniterwah i'm gonna cry. the Ogre forums suddenly went dead.
21:30.45allisterbDrew_ Liverpool is scary right now
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21:34.26Drew_allisterb: Yeah, I've been following the premier league a bit lately, I gave up following it properly a few years ago though
21:34.31Drew_allisterb: who do you support?
21:34.45allisterb>.>
21:34.48allisterb<.<
21:34.58allisterbMAN UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
21:35.15p_lnever understood footbal fans :)
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21:36.18skeletfc arges is the best :)
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21:37.01skeleti must sleep. tomorrow there is much code studying to be done for gsoc; goodbye everyone! :-h
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21:43.01ojwb!next
21:43.01socinfo"next" is March 18-23: Would-be student participants discuss application ideas with mentoring organizations: http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
21:43.08ojwbsocinfo: forget next
21:43.09socinfoThe operation succeeded.
21:43.23omniterHAHA
21:43.34ojwbsocinfo: learn next as March 23: ~12 noon PDT / 19:00 UTC - Student application period opens.
21:43.34socinfoThe operation succeeded.
21:43.43omniterthat is so cool =D
21:43.47ojwb?
21:43.54omniterthe forget and learn
21:43.55omniter=D
21:43.59ojwbah, ok
21:44.01ojwbdon't abuse it
21:44.03omniternever seen that on IRC
21:44.06p_lomniter: standard stuff
21:44.09Raimnever saw a bot on IRC before? ;)
21:44.09omniterwait... anybody can do it?
21:44.11omniter=\
21:44.23omniterRaim, not a bot with those specific commands, no
21:44.44p_lhad seen such bots for a long time now
21:44.48Raimhm, factoids for bots are quite old
21:45.18monsieurphttp://www.adequacy.org/public/stories/2001.12.2.42056.2147.html
21:45.29omniterwell yeah, i don't htink it's a new technology. just my first time seeing it =D
21:45.35Drew_allisterb: Lol, cool
21:45.43monsieurp"BSD, Lunix, Debian and Mandrake are all versions of an illegal hacker operation system, invented by a Soviet computer hacker named Linyos Torovoltos"
21:45.50monsieurpLunix
21:45.51monsieurpAHAH
21:46.00p_lmonsieurp: what, first time seeing that?
21:46.00ojwbomniter: such bots tend to have permissions support
21:46.05monsieurpp_l: yeah
21:46.08monsieurpreally really fun
21:46.10ojwbsocinfo trusts anyone to do most things by default
21:46.11socinfoError: "trusts" is not a valid command.
21:46.18p_l:D
21:46.22ojwbpats socinfo
21:46.23monsieurpp_l: a bit old I guess?
21:46.39monsieurpLinyos Torovoltos ololool
21:46.51omniterojwb, shouldn't it assign different permissions to different commands?
21:46.58omniteranyway, i don't see anywhere to apply =\
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21:47.25omniteror am i early
21:47.30monsieurpthat's fuckin' awesome, how great can be the stupidness of people
21:47.44p_lmonsieurp: you haven't seen anything yet
21:48.00ojwbwell, it's not noon PDT on 23rd yet
21:48.09kblinomniter: you're about one day early
21:48.12ojwbit's still 22nd pd
21:48.14ojwbpdt
21:48.24omniterwait... what the hell...
21:48.27omniterdid the date just change
21:48.35ojwbbut it's got to the point where people are more interested in the deadline time than what the past week was for I felt
21:48.36omniteromg what the hell
21:48.42p_lit's also still 22nd UTC
21:48.43omniteri could've sworm it was the 23rd!!!
21:48.51ojwbit is here, fwiw
21:49.01ojwbbut CA is 20 hours behind NZ
21:49.09omniterff... what happened ah my brain...
21:49.13omniteri need some sleep
21:49.16ojwbgreat for hitting gsoc deadlines
21:49.28omniteryarly
21:49.31omniterg'night. or morning.
21:49.40ojwbbye
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21:51.27monsieurpp_l: what's your TZ ?
21:51.47Landonit's always morning when you enter irc, afternoon when someone else enters, night when you leave
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21:52.00ojwbwait, you can leave IRC?
21:52.02p_lmonsieurp: UTC
21:52.13Landonojwb: :P only if you're unlucky
21:52.25p_lmonsieurp: but my irc client is in UTC+1
21:53.03straydawg's too
21:53.16summatusmentisLandon: what is this I hear about you wanting a mac laptop?
21:53.49monsieurpp_l: ok, same as me, where do you live ?
21:54.06monsieurpp_l: Poland ..
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21:54.21monsieurpanswers himself
21:54.22p_l^_^;
21:54.36monsieurpwe talked together earlier :)
21:54.40p_lactually, I live in Scotland, but I'm from poland :P
21:54.56Landonsummatusmentis: pipe dreams :p
21:54.57Landonalthough
21:55.04LandonI'm sure my boss has money to blow heh
21:55.12Landonhe wants me to order some of those 30" monitors from apple
21:55.26LandonI want an outside laptop :)
21:55.35p_lputs "Code Monkey.mp3" on headphones
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21:56.22monsieurpp_l: you study in Scotland?
21:56.33p_lmonsieurp: yeah, University of Aberdeen
21:56.44allisterbanybody know a good open-source Java IRC client?
21:56.48summatusmentisLandon: I have a proposition for you...
21:56.54summatusmentishow much do you want to spend?
21:57.09p_lshould have tried going to japan, would end up cheaper >_<
21:57.20monsieurpp_l: seems cool :)
21:57.29Landonsummatusmentis: $100
21:57.30monsieurpp_l: huhu.. I don't think so
21:57.34Landon:)
21:57.44summatusmentisLandon: that's not helpful :)
21:57.49Landon:P
21:58.00LandonI really dont want to spend any money :\
21:58.02Landonheh
21:58.04p_lmonsieurp: MEXT would pay me a bigger stipend than just for my tuition :P
21:58.34dwinsallisterb: why java?
21:58.38summatusmentisLandon: duly noted, if you're interested, I've got a macbook I'd be willing to sell fro maybe ~$850
21:58.42summatusmentisfor*
21:58.54Landonis it BRIGHT
21:58.55Landon:P
21:59.04p_lmonsieurp: And I can't find a job :/
21:59.10LandonI need something to use on my hammock, see
21:59.10monsieurpp_l: yeah, but housing is fu**** expensive in Japan
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21:59.38summatusmentisLandon: it's white. It works pretty well if the screen in all the way up outside
21:59.50Landondualcore?
21:59.54allisterbdwins, it' s for a gsoc application to write an IRC client for Android.
21:59.59p_lmonsieurp: MEXT stipend for undergraduates is ~130k JPY a month. Enough to live :)
22:00.08summatusmentisLandon: yep, 2.16Ghz
22:00.11Landonaha
22:00.15LandonI'll cnosider it
22:00.16summatusmentis3GB ram
22:00.22summatusmentisapplecare
22:00.30summatusmentisnon-standard 160GB HD
22:00.32Landonmaybe after some soc payments :P haha
22:00.36summatusmentis;-D
22:00.37Catfish_Mansummatusmentis: I'll trade you for it
22:00.45Catfish_Mansame machine, except no applecare and 2GHz
22:00.56summatusmentisCatfish_Man: haha, seems like you'd win :)
22:01.00Catfish_Manwell yeah
22:01.09summatusmentisCatfish_Man: I'm looking to sell, buy a desktop and a netbook instead
22:01.15LandonCatfish_Man: you should put the adium source on it
22:01.23Landontotal deal then
22:01.26Landon;)
22:01.29Catfish_ManLandon: oh right. That increases the resale value immensely :D
22:01.57dwins"digitally signed by one of the developers!!"
22:02.03Landonwhoaho
22:02.18Landonneeds to do homework
22:02.19Landonbut meh
22:02.19Landon:p
22:02.25Catfish_Manactually the main upgrade I'm looking for is dropping a nice ssd into it sometime :)
22:02.28p_lwhich project includes writing apps for Android?
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22:02.34Landonp_l: OSUOSL
22:03.02armait's neat that gsoc has been around several years now. it means we can ask the mentors last year about the students this year. :)
22:03.21ThomasWaldmannhehe
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22:04.00l0nwlf!timeline
22:04.01socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
22:04.09dastestupid question probably: must gsoc students be university students?
22:04.20Catfish_Manyes, see the faq
22:04.25Catfish_Man!faq
22:04.25socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs
22:04.29allisterbdid the G1 come out after the iTouch or before?
22:04.43lhdaste: you need to be a student. if you are enrolled in an accredited institution and meet the other requirements then you are good to go
22:04.43SRabbelierallisterb: iTouch?
22:04.51lhallisterb: IIRC, after
22:04.59allisterberr iPhone
22:05.00SRabbelierdaste: (which includes high schools)
22:05.10dasteah high schools too, ok, that's what i needed to know :-)
22:05.15Catfish_Manallisterb: quite a while after
22:05.33allisterbsurprised Apple didn't sue them for the touchscreen drag gesture
22:05.57ahuilletdaste : high school do not qualify, unless things have changed since 2005
22:06.05ahuillet*schools
22:06.14p_lallisterb: which touchscreen drag gesture?
22:06.40dastemmmm.... i've seen the faq but i can't find anything mentoning being a university student as required (maybe i'm a bit blind :-P)
22:07.05SRabbelierallisterb: dude, that's such a trivial patent I don't think anyone in their right mind would try sueing over that
22:07.15Catfish_Mandaste: "eligibility" section
22:07.16Catfish_Manpoint 2
22:07.17ahuillet# I have been accepted in to an accredited post-secondary school program, but have not yet begun attending. Can I still take part in the program?
22:07.18ahuilletAs long as you are enrolled in a college or university program as of April 20, 2009, you are eligible to participate in the program.
22:07.18p_lSRabbelier: We are talking USA here...
22:07.21ahuilletI think it's pretty clear ;)
22:07.22allisterbwell the G1 has a full touchscreen just like the iphone and you can drag stuff to each side - like drag the main interface to the left to bring up the search bar
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22:07.34dasteis dumb, thank you
22:07.44SRabbelierp_l: especially there, they know when not to sue :P
22:07.47p_lallisterb: the same as a lot of other phones before, so what's the point? :D
22:08.05allisterbSRabbelier, when you have money and a lot of expensive lawyers common-sense doesn't apply
22:08.21SRabbelierallisterb: except when the other party does as well
22:08.22p_lused gestures on Windows Mobile for some time
22:08.33SRabbelierallisterb: then all of a sudden it's back online :P
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22:08.47allisterbp_1 oh ok, I thought the iphone was the first
22:08.59p_lallisterb: Well, in USA prior art doesn't apply...
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22:12.20p_lallisterb: personally, I couldn't get used to iPhone's interface
22:12.57p_l_especially_ draggin being completely opposite to everything I used
22:13.30allisterbp_1 I played around with an itouch - it's neat but I might not like a phone like that
22:13.52allisterbis aware he is a apple h8r
22:14.15p_lallisterb: When I was still happily employed, iPhone was the butt of jokes in company (yeah, a telco. And we were just releasing iPhone 3G)
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22:15.04allisterbthe G1 has dedicated buttons and ikeyboard which I think is a good idea
22:15.22allisterbis also aware he is a Google fan boi
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22:15.47Landonheh
22:15.53SRabbelierallisterb: that's the first step, the next one is towards fixing that attitude problem
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22:19.50p_lis going to stay with his windows mobile pda, though
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22:21.07p_lneither of the new platforms has the software I keep that PDA for :)
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22:46.27socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
22:46.27devvrat!logs
22:46.28socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
22:46.30devvrat!logs
22:46.31Landoncalm down
22:46.31socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
22:46.32devvrat!logs
22:46.32Landono.O
22:46.32socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
22:46.33socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
22:46.34devvrat!logs
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22:46.35socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
22:46.44milkio.O
22:47.21lhwhat on earth was that all about?
22:47.33ojwbkiddie with a new toy I guess
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22:50.28toni_mariewhat's funny is I noticed lh's tweet so I came here thinking "wow I should look at the logs to find out what I missed"
22:50.30toni_marieahhh irony
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22:53.52SRabbeliertoni_marie: hehe, irony indeed
22:54.59Mathiasd1lh: am I correct in thinking that 'no mentoring organisation is really in the area I want to work on' is not enough to apply as a student for GOPO?
22:55.23lhMathiasd1: if you dont have a mentor lined up, then no it is not enough.
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22:55.27lh!faq
22:55.28socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs
22:55.32lhMathiasd1: search for no organization
22:55.35Mathiasd1yes, I read the faq :)
22:56.09araujohello
22:56.16Mathiasd1it's just that the project I would want to work on (a distributed data storage system) was indeed an idea proposal for an organisation
22:56.20Mathiasd1but the organisation didn't get in
22:57.53sebrjumps on lh
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22:59.11Mathiasd1hm, perhaps I'll send a 'first draft' proposal to the mail address mentioned on http://socghop.appspot.com/org/show/google/gsoc2009/google
22:59.15Mathiasd1to see if I have a shot :)
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23:02.03ojwbMathiasd1: you need to find your own mentor, as lh said
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23:02.44Mathiasd1yes, I'll look for one
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23:03.56MatthewWilkesevening all!
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23:07.23welterdelh: well.. he found his mentor.. ;)
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23:07.41welterdebut that mentor doesn't have a org
23:07.50welterde(because i2p didn't get in)
23:07.56lhwelterde: that seems to fit the criteria as listed in the faq
23:08.07lhsebr: how are you seb? :)
23:08.28welterdelh: so.. should i apply as mentor to the google/no org org ?
23:08.45sebrlh: good thank you, just thought i'd say hi, and nice work on this years gsoc.
23:08.58lhwelterde: the student does the application to google's open source programs office
23:09.01Mathiasd1if I understand correctly, I need to send in my application and mention you, welterde.
23:09.05sebrlh: btw, i discovered a mutual friend of ours - James Dumay
23:09.06lhsebr: thanks dear. life is very good here too.
23:09.12lhsebr: i <3 the james! :)
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23:09.20welterdelh: ah ok..
23:09.24sebrhehe
23:09.27welterdeMathiasd1: do that then ;)
23:09.33Mathiasd1yup, will do :)
23:09.51Mathiasd1but afk now, even students need sleep
23:10.26welterdelh: i guess that's the possibilty for ppl who want to mentor anyway, even though their org didn't get in, hu?
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23:11.55p_lcurrent record for staying awake without sleeping is 2 weeks
23:12.13lhwelterde: we accept 3 alternate propsals per year max.
23:12.21lhwelterde: another port of call for you
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23:12.38lhhttp://www.teachingopensource.org/index.php/FOSS_Mentor_Projects
23:12.51lhwill be pointing students who were not accepted to gsoc there to gain experience
23:12.55lhwhy not list i2p?
23:13.11loafersIs gsoc application deadline over?
23:13.20Catfish_Man!timeline
23:13.20socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
23:13.25Catfish_Manloafers: please read that :)
23:13.29loafersok sry
23:14.07loafersHas anyone here been accepted before?
23:14.09welterdelh: looks promising :)
23:14.13Catfish_Manmany people here have
23:15.38nerd_boyIs April 20th -the- date we find out if our proposal is accepted, or might one find out prior to that(if it is a "yea")?
23:16.15SRabbeliernerd_boy: depends on the organization
23:16.26SRabbeliernerd_boy: they might let you know that you have a really good chance of being accepted, etc.  etc.
23:16.45nerd_boyAh, I wasn't sure if there was some "shush shush" rule about it prior to the 20th.
23:16.50nerd_boyThanks.
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23:25.19Aconywhen are u starting to submit application(s) :) ?
23:25.57ojwb!next
23:25.57socinfo"next" is March 23: ~12 noon PDT / 19:00 UTC - Student application period opens.
23:27.32loaferssince its very competitve beginner programmers have no chance whatsoever?
23:27.48ErantDefine beginner
23:28.03loafersbasic java and c++
23:28.09loafersfreshman
23:28.11Catfish_Manloafers: if the project is one the organization is interested in mentoring, and the student can reasonably complete it in the allotted time period, then they have a chance
23:28.28ojwbespecially if you have other useful skills
23:28.40loafershmm okay
23:28.45Erantloafers: Take a look at some of the suggestions
23:28.51ErantIf you think you can do them, well. ;)
23:28.54loaferswhere can i find the suggestions?
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23:29.18nerd_boyloafers: The 'Ideas' link at the bottom of each mentor organization's page.
23:29.25ojwbmost orgs give an approx difficulty rating, and list skills required
23:29.28loafersthanks
23:29.35ojwb!orgbylang
23:29.36socinfo"orgbylang" is 2009 list is work in progress: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Languages
23:29.39ojwbthat's also useful
23:29.56loafersthanks im guessing you guys are telling me this because you know i have no chance?
23:30.23nerd_boyloafers: Ha! Not quite.
23:30.36ojwbno
23:30.38Catfish_Manwe're helpful people :)
23:30.41Catfish_Manand many of us aren't students
23:30.49Erantloafers: It all depends on how motivated you are really.
23:30.49loafersoh ok
23:30.55ErantLearning is part of the process.
23:30.55p_lloafers: I suspect you might actually have more chances than me (haven't touched C++, hate Java, stayed lately only on Ruby/Python/Haskell/Lisp)
23:31.08Erantp_l: Haskell. ewww.
23:31.37p_lErant: should I whip out COBOL now? ;P
23:31.51ErantPlease refrain from whipping anything out.
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23:32.12nerd_boyOh! I did have one other question for the time being. The IRC meeting to resolve duplicates of accepted student applications, will the student him/herself have say in which org they end up being in?
23:33.16nerd_boy(Honestly, I was surprised there wasn't/isn't some way for the student to order the applications by preference...)
23:33.47MatthewWilkesnerd_boy: You can tell the orgs which one you'd prefer if two are accepted, in fact they would likely ask you
23:34.00nerd_boyAh.
23:34.01p_llh: are you in any way associated with teachingopensource.org?
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23:34.30MatthewWilkesnerd_boy: If you want to be able to order applications by preference, please file an issue at http://tinyurl.com/new-issue
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23:36.33loaferswow just took a look at the list, looks hard
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23:37.26Erantloafers: How so?
23:37.57loaferswell they're orientated towards experienced programmers
23:38.12loafersany projects (not necessarily gsoc) aimed at beginners?
23:38.25Erantloafers: What kind of devving do you do?
23:39.08ErantAlso, projects that look insurmountable at first can turn out to be do-able when you actually start them. Just break stuff up into chunks.
23:39.17loafersic
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23:40.01nerd_boyloafers: What platform(s) do you dev for? If you do Linux, Tux4Kids seems to just be asking to "spruce up" their three kid programs a bit.
23:40.03p_lloafers: You can try hurling yourself into deep water... after some time, you might notice people actually calling you a hacker :D (had seen it happen to a liberal arts major!)
23:40.04Erantloafers: so, what are you looking for? Graphics, audio, embedded, security?
23:40.17ojwbif you're after something outside gsoc, find a project (or a few) in an area which interests you and talk to them
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23:40.30loafersi have no experience in any of those erant
23:40.44Erantloafers: Not what I asked, was it ;)
23:40.48loaferstrue :)
23:40.58Erantp_l: Best fucking way to learn, imho.
23:41.10p_lErant: just don't try it with flying
23:41.10nerd_boy>_>
23:41.22ErantThey were also examples. CS is diverse as hell
23:41.40Erantp_l: Flying in deep water is ill advised.
23:41.53p_lErant: I recommend flying high and fast
23:42.00ErantYessir
23:42.11LandonErant: as flight 1549 found out first hand
23:42.11p_l:-)
23:42.11Landon:P
23:42.34ErantCan't blame 'm for trying ;)
23:43.12ErantSo, yeah. That's how I learned C. Take big project, go do it.
23:43.21p_lthey did fscking good job, those pilots
23:43.57Landonheh
23:43.57ErantEspecially in fields that you don't get taught at university, it works. Feels good too, when you finish the project.
23:44.03Landonwas just reminded of snakes on a plane :\
23:44.12Landon"I fly on my playstation!"
23:44.33p_llearned Ruby and RoR over a frantic few days trying to replace a braindamaged idea
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23:45.38p_lsince that time, I don't touch MySQL unless really forced
23:46.54ErantI don't do much desktop/server coding, so I stay away from databases alltogether ;)
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23:47.56loafersthanks everyone for the suggestions bye
23:48.15p_lErant: the braindamaged idea was an excel file on a Samba share...
23:48.22ErantOh eww
23:48.26ErantThat's not braindamaged.
23:48.28ErantThat's brainless
23:48.31p_lmodified concurrently from few computers
23:48.48ErantThat doesn't work so well, now does it ;)
23:49.35p_lErant: Well, if the server was Windows, I'd be less scared. In the end, I got it down as a RoR app and indebted myself to NetBSD a little :D
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23:50.29Erantp_l: And you learned Ruby in the process. Win-win situation :)
23:51.22p_lErant: And got bragging rights in school :>
23:51.41p_l(but only among the small amount of clued inviduals)
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23:56.59p_lnotices he uses way too much ASR slang
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