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00:00.18e1z0ah, cool
00:00.27e1z0its window manager for mobile ?
00:01.33lcukno, x11 was too slow on this device for me, its from the ground up writing to the yuv overlay
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00:02.31e1z0ah, i dont know what the hell is this but it sounds cool
00:02.40e1z0and looks cool
00:02.58e1z0keep this nice work!
00:02.59e1z0:-)
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00:03.29lcuki intend to, i just wanted to make it work like i always thought a touch device should
00:04.42z4chh:D
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00:08.12l0nwlf_lcuk: the video is nice :D
00:09.19lcukl0nwlf_, the video is simply the first step.  i hope to build a rich set of applications using the principles I am putting in place
00:10.02summatusmentishi lcuk
00:10.03lcuksince that video was released I have been solidyfing a lot of the code (theres still a tonne left!) and bringing in the proper elements
00:10.09lcukhiya summatusmentis \o
00:11.43l0nwlf_lcuk: The moving of windows was looking awesome , yours is one project I'll want to get through :)
00:12.04summatusmentislcuk: you're too old to be a student yes? mentor?
00:13.09lcuki was approached recently by a student called z4chh (who i notice is in here), and he has a desire to help me over the summer :)
00:13.21z4chh:o
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00:14.16lcukso yeah, mentor - but all this is new to me as well, i will be getting help from some of the other maemo gsoc mentors :)
00:14.25summatusmentisfair enough :)
00:14.26lcukhopefully
00:14.35lcukcrosses fingers and all that
00:16.09summatusmentisI have to admit, iqbase was cool when I was playing with it lcuk
00:16.55summatusmentisand at that point, it was an ebook reader and a graffitti board
00:17.23lcukit will be again, but this time you can decide what you want
00:17.32lcukeverything is modular
00:17.40summatusmentisis it a browser yet?
00:17.45z4chhno yet
00:17.45z4chh:D
00:17.47lcuk:)
00:17.47z4chhnot*
00:18.19lcukbaby steps summatusmentis :) but a good book reader should know how to understand and display html ;)
00:18.33z4chhsummatusmentis, i wanted to join the liqbase team because i wanted to build a system/network monitor :)
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00:19.10summatusmentislcuk: psh, baby steps are for non-gsoc devs
00:19.24summatusmentiswe don't have time for baby steps :-D
00:20.25lcukso what, should i think big? http://liqbase.net/holymoly.png
00:20.30LandonI have some gouda!
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00:51.09summatusmentisurgh, tethered 1x is angry
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01:13.33summatusmentishi
01:13.48summatusmentishowsit?
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01:14.16Landonhowzi
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01:16.17summatusmentisLandon! put a VM on your eee, run it, and tell me how it goes
01:16.30summatusmentisNOW!!!
01:16.40summatusmentis(or, you know, don't)
01:16.46Landonhah
01:16.50Landonwhy would I do that
01:16.58LandonI'm going to install jaunty on it though
01:16.59Landonsee how that goes
01:17.02Landonfresh install
01:17.12Landononly copying over a couple of my ~ files
01:17.18Landonpain, but needs to be done
01:17.21summatusmentiswhy would you do that? for eee evangelization purposes
01:17.29Landonmaybe it'll fix some speed issues I had
01:17.51Landonthatd be like saying the eee can play games :P
01:17.56Landonst00pid
01:18.08summatusmentisI want one, but I need a windows VM for SoC
01:18.29Landoncan't RDP into a windows machine
01:18.29Landon? :P
01:18.55LandonI wish these files would transfer quicker so I can get to putting jaunty on here
01:19.02Landonencrypted home directories++++
01:19.28summatusmentiswell, I don't have a windows machine
01:20.06summatusmentiss'pose I could dual-boot it
01:20.35summatusmentisI want eee for full time, and I can't afford it w/out seeling macbook :-/
01:21.11Landonyeah ;\
01:21.57summatusmentismah moneyz be gone :(
01:23.15Landonmost of mine too
01:23.20Landonhopes my parents are doing my taxes
01:23.34Landonspeaking of not having money :P
01:23.39summatusmentisI'm calling my parents on sunday to do taxes :)
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01:23.57Landon(hopefully they pay it too :P but that might be a little much to hope)
01:24.25nsquare:P
01:24.39summatusmentisI'm asking the same thing, but i doubt it :( assuming I get into GSoC, I'll need moneys asap
01:25.21Landonhasnt checked his bank account in a while
01:25.25LandonI'm trusting its in the hundreds atm
01:25.25summatusmentismah situationz be wers den I thawt
01:25.53summatusmentistaxes are so expensive for GSoC money
01:26.07JeffMwelcome to having a job ;)
01:26.38Landon:P
01:27.12summatusmentisforget that noise, I wanna go back to living in ignorance, and having my parents pay for things
01:27.35JeffMthe wish of all children ;)
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01:27.57nsquareguys, the mentor of one of my proposal has asked me to do some programming task :S
01:28.02summatusmentisI'm also to the point where I want to go to school foreer, so I don't have to pay off student loans
01:28.09Landon:P
01:28.13JeffMnsquare: and...
01:28.17Landonyou got subsidized loans?
01:28.23summatusmentisnsquare: I'm submitting a patch to my org too
01:28.26summatusmentisLandon: yeah
01:28.29Landonlucky :P
01:28.40Landonon top of basically no scholarships, I wasn't offered any subsidized loans either :\
01:28.44summatusmentisI got a pretty good finaid package
01:28.53JeffMsome of our highly reanked students are kicking butt fixing bugs right now
01:28.56nsquareI was sitting idle whole day :| and now i have some other work :(
01:29.00summatusmentisI got a scholarship, some grants, and subsidized loans
01:29.08LandonI've submitted a feature patch and a bugfix to the org I applied to
01:29.09nsquarebut atleast i have 2 days
01:29.31summatusmentismy org wanted to just get a sense of our skills, the patch didn't have to be useful
01:29.35JeffMputing it off till the end may not look good for you
01:30.17summatusmentisI think orgs understand being busy
01:30.24summatusmentisthat said, don't put it off
01:30.31summatusmentisbut do it when you ahve time
01:30.36summatusmentishave*
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01:30.58JeffMbeing busy and telling them such, is a lot different then slacking and busting it out in the last hour ;)
01:31.04nsquareJeffM: yes. another all nighter :(
01:31.14nsquareI was hoping atleast today i'll get some sleep :P
01:31.20summatusmentisJeffM: that's clear :)
01:31.36JeffMsummatusmentis: not to all students
01:31.48JeffMwe had a lot come in right before the deadline and slap together completly crapy apps
01:31.59summatusmentiswell, there's a difference between being busy and just wasting time
01:32.25JeffMdepends what you are doing when you are busy and when you are wasting times
01:32.42JeffMI think some of the meetings I go to are wastes of time, but I am techincaly "busy" during them ;)
01:32.51summatusmentiswell, yes
01:33.10JeffMit's mostly about communication with your org
01:33.27summatusmentisbut you're also obligated to be there
01:33.28nsquarecurses the mentor for not giving programming task earlier today :P :P
01:33.49summatusmentiscrap, 6% battery, ttfn
01:33.58nsquareand hopes that the mentor is not around ;)
01:34.16JeffMtalk to them, tell them what is going on
01:34.22JeffMI'm sure they will understand
01:34.43JeffMSOC is not a torture test for anyone
01:35.12nsquarenaah, i cant postpone it. next week is going to be more hectic
01:35.25nsquarequiz + course project deadline
01:36.01nsquareso, i should start working :)
01:37.08JeffMis glad he's an uneducated dolt
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02:39.08ojwbcomm, but this isn't really the place to ask such questions
02:39.51Ori_Bmadant: cat filea fileb | sort | uniq -d | wc -l
02:40.02Ori_Bassuming that the numbers in the file aren't duplicated
02:40.38Ori_Bif they are, I'd do an awk script
02:40.56madantOri_B: thanks, no the numbers are not duplicated :)
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02:41.45madantOri_B: uniq was exactly the thing i was looking for ;)
02:42.05Ori_Boh, right. ojwb actually gave you a better solution
02:42.08Ori_Bforgot about comm
02:42.24ojwbmany people do
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02:46.39madanthmm.. comm -1 -2 fa fb|wc -l and the sort uniq comb gives different numbers O.o
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02:47.02madantand comm even complains that the file is not sorted whereas i think it is :D
02:47.35Ori_Boh. sort -n if it's numbers
02:47.59Ori_Band I'm betting comm has the same issue; it's expecting textual sort
02:48.03Ori_Binstead of numerical
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04:09.58JonCruzponders hitting !next many times in case something happens before the 20th
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04:29.27JonCruz!next
04:29.27socinfo"next" is Check for comments on your proposal. Talk to your org. Accepted students announced on 20 April. Don't expect this message to change before 20th!
04:29.48JonCruzsorry. couldn't resist any longer
04:30.13josegabrielhello world
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07:25.03JonCruzhttp://codewideopen.blogspot.com/2009/04/whats-on-my-bookshelf.html
07:25.28JonCruzSome students I talked with at CSULA asked for that info
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07:27.20kblinah, crap, I can't come up with a good filter for this damn thing..
07:27.30thebolthi
07:27.39kblinhi thebolt
07:27.51Landoninteresting list, JonCruz
07:28.04Landonfire = no good though
07:28.09armajoncruz: wow. that's quite the printer picture.
07:28.29Landonhas enough books to cause literacy in a micronation
07:28.59theboltLandon: something like that for me as well..
07:29.19theboltalthough right now most of them are in boxes some 15000km away :P
07:29.31Landon:P
07:29.37Landonmine are mostly scifi
07:29.50Landonbut a good portion of the space is taken up by tech books/textbooks/older tech books
07:29.58Landonworking in the CIS department has its perks
07:30.15Landonlike noticing when the professors clean out their offices and set up the Free Books table
07:30.29thebolthehe
07:30.45LandonI have an (albeit older) copy of the dinosaur book from that
07:30.56Landonand a few random titles that I would never have spent money on
07:30.58thebolti bought all my books.. much of it is taken up by "geek-litterature" though.. physics/maths/engineering/comp.sci stuff
07:31.04Landonlike networking protocols
07:31.21JonCruzarma: yeah, you should have seen it in person
07:31.23theboltbut also a good couple fo meters shelf-space is pocket (and a few hardback) versions of classics
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07:32.10Landonhm I wonder where I put my pictures of my books
07:32.14LandonI ran out of shelf :(
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07:32.20Landonso I save that for books I've read and are known good
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07:33.28theboltshelf-space is like harddrive space
07:33.33theboltbretty cheap to buy more :P
07:33.41thebolt(at least cheaper than buying the content for it)
07:33.47kblinthebolt:
07:33.48kblinhaha
07:33.51Landonshelf space is also like hard drive space
07:33.56Landonsometimes you just don't have room in your case for more
07:33.57Landon:P
07:34.13Landonhttp://photos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v371/0/63/1190850004/n1190850004_30223286_7570.jpg unread books
07:34.24Landon+ some more under that nightstand and a growing pile infront of it
07:34.28kblinthebolt: it ends up being exepnsive if you need to get an additional room
07:34.46Landonhttp://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v371/0/63/1190850004/n1190850004_30223287_7844.jpg read books on the bookcase, bottom 3 shelves
07:34.50MaNIunlike harddrive space you can't periodically buy a shelf that fits in the same room but can hold more books though
07:34.51Landonunread books on the chair shelf
07:34.52Landon:P
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07:35.09JonCruzBTW... does everyone know of Baen for SciFi?
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07:35.24theboltkblin: true..
07:35.32LandonJonCruz: yeah, the type of books they have never really appealed to me though
07:35.36theboltkblin: right now i am more worried about space for diving eqipment though..
07:35.45theboltneed to get me another two sets of tanks and put them somehwere :P
07:36.11kblinI haven't used my tank in ages
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07:36.30kblinI alsways fly to my diving vacations, can't take a tank then
07:36.50Landonkblin: or you'd be a terr'rist!
07:37.19JonCruzLandon: you might need specifics. Their free library, including the CDRoms, include quite a range.
07:37.20theboltkblin: well, mst of my diving is in the close area, or has been and have to be in a while forward ;)
07:37.41JonCruzThough they didn't have quite the funnier Retief books
07:37.48LandonJonCruz: more politics than I usually like in my books :P
07:38.29Landonmaybe I should put some time into reading one of them though
07:38.44Landonhowever, I just don't get the satisfaction out of reading an ebook
07:38.45JonCruzLandon: did you catch the one about the litteral programmer wizard?
07:38.56kblinLandon: no kidding. I had my rebreather in my hand-luggage once (pre 9/11, luckily), and they look pretty much like grenades on X-ray
07:39.13Landonheh
07:39.17Landonone time Iw as flying with my messenger bag
07:39.19JonCruzebooks can be quite handy on a handheld (phone, palm, ipod) when helping kids settle in for sleep
07:39.21Landonwhich has lightup strrips on it
07:39.30LandonI got pulled to the side while they asked me about that
07:39.45Landon"Normally we're suspicious about bags with wires all through them leading to a battery pack"
07:39.55theboltkblin: which unit do you dive? (and you dare doing that.. i don't yet.. to easy to kill oneself :)
07:39.56Landonah
07:39.59LandonI don't have any handhelds
07:40.04Landonat least nothing suitable for reading an ebook on
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07:41.09kblinthebolt: uh, ETRANSLATION
07:41.18kblinthebolt: I meant regulator, not rebreather
07:41.30theboltkblin: ah.. thats something different :P
07:41.35kblinyeah, I know
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07:41.50theboltotoh, i've had friends fly with either (post 9/11) without any problem
07:42.26kblinthebolt: the airline screwed up with my flight, so I had to pass security screening at two airports
07:42.56Landonok, backing up stuff on my laptop for after I reinstall ubuntu on it
07:43.02kblinthebolt: and I always got to stare at the business end of an mp5 while explaining about how that thing is good for diving
07:43.10Landonam I missing anything? I backed up ~ and some /etc/ files
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07:43.45kblinthebolt: in the checked in luggage it's no problem
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07:43.55kblinLandon: I'd get a list of installed packages
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07:44.38kblin.
07:44.38kblin..
07:45.20Landonkblin: aha thanks
07:45.22LandonI always forget that one
07:45.45kblinyeah, same here
07:46.41Landonhopes a fresh install will fix his pam problems
07:48.02theboltkblin: i'd never put anything like that in checked luggage.. too expensive stuff :P
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07:49.12kblinthebolt: so's my suit, and that'd never fit into the carry-on luggage
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07:51.02theboltkblin: well, value / $$ determins for me where to put stuff ;)
07:51.02theboltbah, value / kg
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07:52.46socinfo"next" is Check for comments on your proposal. Talk to your org. Accepted students announced on 20 April. Don't expect this message to change before 20th!
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07:55.42JonCruz!next
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10:34.41jetruHello. I'm a student. I was wondering what college documents I will need for gsoc. Will a "bonafide certificate" which certifies that I'm a student suffice for student prodf?
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10:35.13jetrus/student prodf/proof/
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10:36.20armajetru: a fine question. have you looked at the faqs? i think the usual approach is to show a current transcript.
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10:37.20jetruarma: yes, that is what it states. I was just wondering if a bonafide will be alright as well. thanks anyway
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10:38.46jetruAlso, I have another question. I will not be in one country during the gsoc period. I have valid work permits in both nations. Will it be possible to change the correspondence address during the gsoc period? Will this matter at all?
10:38.48amitavunchecking "lock screen on resume" does not stop random and sudden screen locking
10:39.29armajetru: probably, but everybody will be happier (including you) if you can choose some address and use it for the summer. perhaps you have a relative or friend with a fixed address?
10:40.48jetruarma: yes I do. thats a good idea. I will do that then. Hopefully a proxy can receive correspondence?
10:41.08armajetru: sure. i don't think google cares, so long as you provide some address, and gsoc work gets done
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10:43.04jetruarma: great. Ill provide my parents address then. thanks!
10:43.05ninadspjetru: i guess you should be asking lh about this...
10:43.36jetruninadsp: they're asleep right now aren't they? Ill come later in the day and verify anyway
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10:45.14ninadspjetru: i guess so... leave her a ping/question and she'll reply...
10:45.45ajuonlinejetru: usually before shipping out anything, we are asked to check the address, if we have saved it correctly in the system.
10:46.01ajuonlinejetru: better, keep an address up-to-date.
10:46.16jetruajuonline: it is possible to change the address to latest one then?
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10:46.39ajuonlinejetru: yeah. you can change it anytime.
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10:46.51jetruajuonline: great. :)
10:46.55ajuonlinethe point is, if the change happens after the shipment is made, you know what happens. :D
10:47.19ajuonlinethey generally pull the latest address that you have saved in your profile, before shipping out.
10:47.20jetruajuonline: :D
10:47.57jetrudo you know if i will need college documents early? because my holidays start in a week and i better get whatever I need
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10:49.38armajetru: the faq says you only need college documents "if asked". perhaps a previous student here can say whether they were actually asked?
10:51.27ajuonlinejetru: do you have a college - id?
10:52.07jetruajuonline: yes I do.
10:52.42ajuonlinejetru: dont worry. :) then, provide with whatever proof of enrollment you havem when asked.
10:53.15jetruajuonline: :)
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10:57.28holger_jetru: you will need to provide them to receive payment.
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10:58.01holger_but faxing your student id card is probably going to be enough
10:58.19ajuonlineoh yeah. we had to fax that. with the foreign enrollment form.
10:58.32ajuonlineforeign taxx declaration - i mean.
10:58.39ajuonlinejetru: i faxed my student id. thats all.
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10:59.12jetruthis can be done later in August/Sept in case I dont have the required documents immediately?
11:00.06holger_jetru:  yes. you just won't get any money before. i think i did that after gsoc ended in 2007 because i didn't want the money earlier for tax reasons.
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11:01.22jetruholger_: :) so will I have to provide tax declaration for both countries I will be in? Or only the one where I receive the payment?
11:01.23ajuonlinejetru: you dont get the money until you do that. so whenever you do that, you get paid ;)
11:02.00ajuonlinejetru: i will tell you what. wait uptil April 20th. And then ask all these in the provate students list :) or dig through the archives.
11:02.04ajuonlinefor now, just chill :)
11:02.23ajuonlineuntil*
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11:05.21jetrugreat. it seems pretty flexible. shouldn't have too many problems. thanks guys!
11:08.10ochotjetru: IMO you should only provide tax declaration only for country where your permanent address is
11:08.54ochotjetru: doesn't matter where you are right now, but where you "live", meaning what's in your id/passport
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11:13.30jetruochot: Thats weird for me. because I'm a permanent resident of USA, but a citizen of India. So I'm a permanent resident in both places...hmm
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11:17.26armaochot: i'd be surprised if that were true. seems to me you can get paid for working in whatever country you're in, assuming you've got a work permit for that country. and who cares what passport you've got.
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11:19.11armabut anyway, ajuonline is right. wait til the 20th and there will be better people to ask (or it'll be moot)
11:20.22EnderMBarma: If you're talking about GSoc, if you're a non-US resident you can still get paid as long as you fill out the necessary forms.
11:23.50jetruI will do that
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11:26.35omniterhello everyone :)
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11:27.13omniterbtw, have the preliminary slot allocations been announced?
11:27.29EnderMBHey
11:27.57EnderMBYou mean this? http://groups.google.com/group/google-summer-of-code-mentors-list/browse_thread/thread/cad00c5abd9cdc8c?pli=1
11:28.17EnderMBI'm not sure if this is what you wanted. It's in the channel introduction.
11:28.20jetruomniter: yes. check out the channel topic. :)
11:28.30omniterOH
11:28.34omniterdamn LOL!
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11:28.49omniterthank you. i totally didn't see that
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11:29.12omniterand who is that "presentations, meetups, videos" part directed at?
11:29.17EnderMBNo problem.
11:29.18omniterorgs or students?
11:29.28scorchepeople who might be doing the such ;)
11:29.33EnderMBI assume everyone
11:30.15omniterit says "You cannot view the group's content or participate in the group because you are not currently a member.   Members must be approved before joining."
11:30.39scorchewell, it *is* the mentor's list...
11:30.41EnderMBIf you're a mentor you can apply for membership on the page
11:30.49omniterah
11:30.53omniteri'm not a mentor, heh...
11:31.07omniterso only mentors know the preliminary allocations?
11:31.12scorchethen wait patiently till the 20th ;)
11:31.12flgrin theory
11:31.15omniterdamn... lol
11:31.20scorcheyes...they wouldnt be of much use to students...
11:31.23omniteri thought it was gonna be publicized
11:32.05omniter9 more days... what should i be doing in this time?
11:32.24scorchewriting patches to help boost yourself in the eyes of your mentors!
11:32.34omniternot sure if i can do anything, since i got finals and moving out/in to worry about. =\
11:33.20EnderMBI know the feeling. In the UK it's almost examination time, so I'm revising instead of working on the project I applied for.
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11:33.53jetruah same here. Finals start monday. sigh.
11:34.55MatthewWilkesEnderMB: Where abouts in the UK are you based?  (Curiosity, I'm in Bristol)
11:35.18EnderMBBristol too.
11:35.24EnderMBYou at UWE or Bristol Uni?
11:35.31MatthewWilkesBristol uni
11:35.40EnderMBI'm at UWE
11:35.58devilsadvocate!next
11:35.58socinfo"next" is Check for comments on your proposal. Talk to your org. Accepted students announced on 20 April. Don't expect this message to change before 20th!
11:36.15MatthewWilkesCool, I'm living with UWE students, before we get into stereotypes of bristol uni students ;)
11:36.28MatthewWilkesWhat've you applied for?
11:36.51EnderMBXWiki. You?
11:37.16MatthewWilkesI'm a mentor/admin for Plone
11:38.00MatthewWilkesWould love to apply as a student, but got suckered into administration ;)
11:38.29EnderMBCool. I was going to apply for that, but I didn't get my proposal finished in time.
11:38.32theboltMatthewWilkes: hehe, i managed to break free
11:38.50theboltMatthewWilkes: did three years as mentor/admin.. this year i applied (to several orgs) as student
11:39.07MatthewWilkesEnderMB: Really? What idea?
11:39.19thebolt(my last chance before they don't let me in anymore ;)
11:39.40MatthewWilkesthebolt: This is my 2nd year as an admin, I've still got a few more chances, if anyone else from Plone wants to do the app for a year ;)
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11:40.39aghislagood luck thebolt!
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11:41.06EnderMBImproved Commenting Infrastructure, although any of them would be good as I just wanted to use Python
11:41.23theboltaghisla: thanks :)
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11:42.37MatthewWilkesEnderMB: Ah, cool.  We have had a proposal for that, I was worried it was one of the awesome ideas we didn't get one for ;)
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11:43.44EnderMBWhich ones? If I don't get a place then I could always work on it over the summer anyway (if you're allowed to say which ones).
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12:27.57skbohrahad anyone tried  Mozilla Firefox — Yahoo! Edition.
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13:34.19[Evan]@mentors Have any of you already picked your list of proteges, or are most of you not done yet?
13:34.31thiago_homeprotégés?
13:34.35thiago_homewhat do you mean?
13:34.54MatthewWilkesI assume he means accepted students
13:35.10[Evan]A protege is the opposite of a mentor: a mentor mentors a protege.
13:35.19thiago_homeno...
13:35.25MatthewWilkes[Evan]: Most orgs probably have an order of preference now, but nothing is set in stone
13:35.29thiago_homea mentor mentors a student
13:35.34thiago_homeyou're coining a new term :-)
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13:35.57thiago_homeanyways, we have picked up our list
13:35.57[Evan]Isn't that what IRC is for?
13:35.58Corsix"Mentorship refers to a developmental relationship in which a more experienced person helps a less experienced person, referred to as a protégé, apprentice, mentoree, or (person) being mentored, develop in a specified capacity."
13:36.11Corsix- Wikipedia
13:36.26thiago_homeI meant in the context of GSoC
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13:36.46thiago_homethis is my 5th SoC and the first time I've heard anyone use the term
13:36.58jetruCorsix: :)
13:37.12[Evan]Really?! What org are you with?
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13:38.29thiago_homemany orgs have been with GSoC in all editions
13:38.41Ivanovictststs, protegee is the wrong term for an SoC student
13:38.45Ivanovic"slave" would be more correct
13:38.46Ivanovic;)
13:38.48thiago_homelol
13:39.07thebolt:)
13:39.08[Evan]@Ivan Well then, I'm glad I dodged Wesnoth! :)
13:39.16Corsixheh
13:39.18thebolthehe, me to ;)
13:39.20thebolttoo*
13:39.22evalicathiago_home: what country are you from?
13:39.48thiago_homeis from Brazil, living in Norway
13:40.01Ivanovicmost orgs by now have probably a good idea which students they will take
13:40.11theboltthiago_home: does not sound like that much of an upgrade ;)
13:40.21Ivanovicsome might already be done with the "final ranking", other being right in the process of doing so
13:40.41Ivanovicshort guess: not a single org has *not* started ranking yet
13:40.42[Evan]@Ivan So, does that mean I could ask my org if I was in?
13:40.47thiago_homethebolt: there's only one capital further up North (and I've been there a number of times)
13:41.01Ivanovic[Evan]: your org won't give you any final result yet
13:41.12theboltthiago_home: yea, i know norway decently well.. being from "big brother" in the east ;)
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13:41.33Ivanovicthe org will *only* be able to state something like "no chance" or "good chance", but that is *everything* possible so far
13:41.39[Evan]@Ivan Are they not allowed to, or do they not want to tie themselves down yet?
13:41.40thiago_homethebolt: yellow and blue brother? :-)
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13:41.50theboltthiago_home: yea.. but i don't live there right now :)
13:41.52Ivanovic[Evan]: basically both
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13:42.22[Evan]@Ivan How many slots did you get?
13:42.25Ivanovicespecially since even on the last day things *can* still change due to whatever reason
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13:42.57Ivanovic[Evan]: i won't tell any specifics
13:43.10Ivanovicespecially not on a chan that is logged in public
13:43.35theboltthiago_home: currently live in utc+8 (taiwan, bit south of taipei)
13:44.06Ivanovic[Evan]: the main reason being that it is not really final and in theory *can* still change
13:44.40[Evan]@Ivan Oh, so if you really need another person, you might get one, but if you didn't have enough good applicants, you could give a slot to another org.
13:44.51Ivanoviccorrect
13:45.22[Evan]Okay, so do you have more or less than last year?
13:45.35Ivanovicno comment, no comment at all regarding numbers
13:45.53Ivanovicthat is: till 20th april when the accepted students are made *public*
13:46.03evalicathiago_home: this is your 5th SoC as a mentor or as a student?
13:46.10[Evan]Evan will never stop asking intrusive questions!
13:46.13thiago_homeevalica: mentor
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13:46.29thiago_homeevalica: 4 times admin, passing the torch this year
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13:47.16evalica:) thanks .. cause I googled you and found out you were a mentor... cause I was counting all the money you received in 5 years as a student and I was impressed :) but I understand now
13:47.51[Evan]@thiago Have there been any 5-year consecutive students?
13:48.04[Evan]... that you know about?
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13:48.07theboltthiago_home: i don't think so, but i don't know..
13:48.14theboltbah, [Evan]*
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13:49.05thiago_home[Evan]: I think there have been no such cases
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13:50.05thebolti know one person who if he gets in will be in his fifth year of which two is as a student.. (in my case it would be fourth and first as student)
13:50.32thiago_homeevalica: $18k?
13:50.44thiago_homeevalica: that's not much if you're no longer a student
13:51.19evalicathiago_home: for me is like 5 year of payment working just for one year
13:52.38Barthezzhas anybody received a message from the mentoring orgs or the Google?
13:53.59ThomasWaldmannBarthezz: you should look into your application at the soc web site
13:54.22ThomasWaldmann(and subscribe to notifications)
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13:56.55Barthezzthat was not the answer to my question :)
13:57.48cristiBarthezz: message about what?
13:57.59thiago_homeBarthezz: well, it was *an* answer to your question
13:58.07thiago_homemaybe you should rephrase instead :-)
13:58.20MatthewWilkesBarthezz: Yes, at least 1 person who has applied has received a message.
13:58.38MatthewWilkesThat doesn't give you any useful information, however.
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14:56.25jorritHi
14:56.43thebolthi jorrit :)
14:56.57jorritHi thebolt, fancy seeing you here :-)
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14:57.51theboltjorrit: i've been in here since hm.. 26nd february last year ;)
14:58.14thebolt(continuously :)
14:58.25jorritok, never noticed :-)
14:58.41thomastcthebolt: that means that your IRC box has about 10 exploitable kernel leaks by now ;)
14:59.21theboltthomastc: ok, a couple of short breaks.. but the box runs debian so it probably still have a few of them in ;)
14:59.47Mathiasdm"Upgrade irssi to new version on-the-fly without disconnecting from server, so other people won't even notice you quit from IRC. This ONLY executes the new binary, it does NOT download/compile/whatever irssi."
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15:00.26thomastcMathiasdm: the Linux kernel has a similar feature iirc... kinda scary though
15:01.04MathiasdmI agree, thomastc, seems like a scary idea :)
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15:06.18jorritTime to go, cu
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15:35.06MatthewWilkesoh, win
15:35.18MatthewWilkes"He's for every one of us, stand for every one of us!"
15:35.25MatthewWilkesGreat thing to hear when turning on the telly
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15:42.36ArthurLiuwould like to inform the other GSoC projects admin and mentors that Debian would very much like a donation of *one slot* to fund a project that would greatly improve support of large datasets in scientific research on Debian and derivatives like Ubuntu..
15:44.58lnanekPlenty of IRC bouncer programs support client disconnect/reconnect. Wouldn't you just run one of those on your own machine if you wanted to upgrade your client silently?
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15:47.54thiago_homeArthurLiu: we'd all like more slots
15:48.01thiago_homewe're now 15 students down
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15:49.31ArthurLiuthiago_home: pretty much everyone, true
15:49.41MatthewWilkesthiago_home: Not quite true.  We, Plone, are happy with our allocation, but are unlikely to give any back to the pool.
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15:50.19ArthurLiuthere are a lot of science related orgs in gsoc :)
15:50.40IvanovicMatthewWilkes: for it it is basically the same
15:50.44mordanteWesnoth is also happy and unlikely to give back
15:50.47Ivanovicslot allocs are great for us
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15:51.30mordantesees that Ivanovic around as well ;-)
15:51.30mordanteIvanovic is*
15:51.30Ivanovic:)
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15:53.42MatthewWilkeshi there webchick
15:53.52webchickAhoy! :)
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15:54.24thiago_homewe're happy but we could be happier :-)
15:54.58Ivanovicwe will be really happy when summer of code is over, all of our students were successfull *and* stay with the project
15:55.05Ivanovic(yes, i love to dream...)
15:55.17thebolthi webchick
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15:59.08homunqof the two more slots we (sugar labs) would really like, we'll almost certainly find some way to help at least one, hopefully both, of the projects happen anyway.
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16:00.45homunqBut I think ArthurLiu's request was more than simple begging, because I can imagine that some scientific orgs could see the project he's talking about as a selfish priority, not just a donation.
16:02.17ArthurLiuhomunq: yeah, it would benefit to many researchers and many devs that work with datasets on debian based systems
16:03.24ArthurLiuit's not, per se, a core Debian feature, but Debian is an universal OS and we cater to a large range of users, scientists among them
16:04.23ArthurLiuso maybe certain scientific orgs that may have borderline proposals or problems findings enough mentors would be interested in this project
16:04.39homunqthinks "yooniversal" starts with a consonant.
16:05.01ArthurLiuis french and doesn't care :)
16:05.43devvratloves watching IRC battle :P
16:05.50homunqtrue, not in French.
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16:13.34thiago_homelearnt that it's "a university" and "an umbrella"
16:14.09thiago_homeand "an RFC"
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16:15.29ArthurLiuI usually don't make the mistake in spoken english
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16:16.34ArthurLiubut the reflex to prefix with an n when followed by ae(h)iou is due to writing too much french :)
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16:22.57devilsadvocatewtf is a mozilla firefox yahoo edition? :/
16:23.38cschmidtdevilsadvocate: I assume firefox with a build-in yahoo toolbar.
16:23.43devvratthe idea seems weird to me too
16:23.43ArthurLiuthey let them use the firefox brand ?
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16:23.59devilsadvocateand i cant install it on linux
16:24.02devilsadvocatebleh
16:24.15cschmidt*built-in
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16:25.29devilsadvocateneither can i find a page explaining _what_ it is
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16:27.50devilsadvocateis it yahoo's way of letting the OS community know that it doesnt even support linux for a lousy toolbar? :/
16:27.50blast007devilsadvocate: http://downloads.yahoo.com/firefox/  <-- that?
16:28.11devilsadvocateblast007, that just tells me that my computer does not meet the requirements
16:28.17blast007heh
16:28.33Ivanovicsame here
16:28.39Ivanoviclooks like yahoo does not like me
16:28.51devvratlol
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16:29.31blast007there is a yahoo toolbar for linux..
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16:29.47Ivanovicbut no "Mozilla Firefox — Yahoo! Edition"
16:29.48devilsadvocatedont know. havent used yahoo-anything in the last 4 years
16:29.56devvrathttp://toolbar.yahoo.com/
16:30.25devilsadvocatehttp://www.foxiewire.com/Mozilla/Mozilla_Firefox_Yahoo_Edition : best i can find
16:30.44blast007install firefox the normal way and then add the toolbar
16:30.55blast007why do you need/want it bundled?
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16:31.23Ivanovicblast007: for them to acknowledge that there is more than windows
16:31.42devvratprobably yahoo need it's to save it's drowning brand
16:31.57devilsadvocateblast007, if its just the toolbar, then its very wrong for them to even have a separate edition, ethically, ie
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16:32.08devilsadvocateim trying to figure out what else is different
16:32.15blast007that's probably it
16:32.27Ivanovicprobably some lovely yahoo logos instead of the firefox logo
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16:32.31jorritHi
16:32.32jorrit!timeline
16:32.33socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/timeline
16:32.43jorritWill have to bookmark that url :-)
16:33.06Ivanovicain't socinfo our bookmark?
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16:33.36Shannon90kashthealien, hi
16:33.37jorritWell perhaps but to access it I first have to say 'hi' to everyone. Usual browser bookmarks don't have that 'issue' :-)
16:33.51kashthealienShannon90, hi
16:33.59Ivanovicjorrit: you can just query socinfo, too
16:34.45kashthealienShannon90, join #iitm-linux
16:35.33jorritIvanovic: aha, didn't know that.
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16:36.01kashthealienShannon90, what doin?
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16:36.07Shannon90kashthealien, why does it have just 5 members?
16:36.36kashthealienShannon90, cos its private and only insti guys join, currently ppl missing
16:36.57kashthealienShannon90, Not many studs in our insti
16:37.32Shannon90kashthealien, keep in mind we're in public...
16:37.55kashthealienShannon90, You havent seen ppl talk around here? arbit-max
16:38.11kashthealienShannon90, so which soc is it again?
16:38.14Shannon90kashthealien, I meant about studs in insti.
16:38.18kashthealienShannon90, open-cog
16:38.42Shannon90kashthealien, yeah.
16:38.58kashthealienShannon90, finished RKK's stuff?
16:39.36Shannon90kashthealien, guess why I chose this nick? (Hema was all over my mind when I was looking for one)
16:39.51kashthealienShannon90, oh! why?
16:40.03Shannon90It was a choice between manchester and Shannon. I chode the latter
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16:40.52jorritok, time to go again
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16:41.12Shannon90kashthealien, wassup? Any progress with DSA?
16:41.28kashthealienShannon90, no
16:41.35kashthealienShannon90, will try tomo
16:41.42kashthealienShannon90, why 90 at the end?
16:41.56Shannon90kashthealien, I' am done with my side of the deal (RBTs). Ur doing splay and garden the AVL
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16:42.09kashthealienShannon90, mine is peace
16:42.27kashthealienevery time I pass splay ( current_node )
16:42.35kashthealienShannon90, right?
16:42.38Shannon90kashthealien, Shannon was a registered nick...
16:42.50kashthealienShannon90, k
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16:43.18Shannon90I guess anyone here will agree to the fact that Splay trees are indeed trivial to implement.
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16:43.50Shannon90yeah right.
16:44.34Shannon90It was fun to implement Bresenham in assembly though. Much more enlightening than in c...
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16:45.25Shannon90kashthealien, I suggest u read tharun's log. He has put about his infrequent 'vomitings' !!
16:45.34kashthealienShannon90, I am done with bressenham's but there is some bug
16:45.42kashthealienput link
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16:46.20kashthealienShannon90, shift to iitm-linux
16:46.25Shannon90k
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16:51.37MatthewWilkesOT: Any USAians want to tell me if Greyhound busses are a bad choice if I'm going to be on it for 12 hours (twice)?
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16:52.53durin42MatthewWilkes: It's tedious, but as far as I know it works fine
16:52.58ArthurLiudon't they have some high-speed train there ? :D
16:53.07durin42Not really.
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16:53.22durin42There's AmTrak, but that's actually just regular train speed.
16:53.37MatthewWilkesdurin42: Ok, I'm thinking I'll break the journey half way, so 12 hours, meet a friend, drink, 12 hours
16:54.21durin42Bear in mind, AmTrak doesn't on the track, so they often get delayed by freight trains.
16:54.48durin42ISTR when I did Chicago <-> New Mexico via train, we were a couple of hours late on both directions
16:54.57Ivanovicin general 12h bus trips are really bad
16:55.10ArthurLiudurin42, do you get refunded and compensated at least ?
16:55.13durin42MatthewWilkes: oh, right, you were doing bus. So that's less of an issue.
16:55.13Ivanovici prefer trains since there you have more space to walk around a little
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16:55.22durin42ArthurLiu: nope, it's a hazard you know of when you're going in.
16:55.34durin42Trains run late, deal with it, basically.
16:55.36MatthewWilkesIvanovic: Yeah, it'd be horrible, but it's also a LOT cheaper ;)
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16:56.05Ivanovicwhat about domestic flights?
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16:56.08Corsixis your discomfort worth that much?
16:56.12MatthewWilkes= about 150USD cheaper
16:56.13Ivanovicor are they this much more expensive?
16:56.36ArthurLiuhere (France), the train company refunds you and pays for the taxi if your train arrives too late in the night :)
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16:57.07durin42I think your trains are more widely used though.
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16:57.26Ivanovicdurin42: and we are talking about smaller distances
16:57.36durin42Yes, that's a big part of it too.
16:57.48durin42America is just too big for most transportation systems.
16:58.09durin42I mean, you can drive for 2 days pretty much solid and not cross the country.
16:58.13ArthurLiubut the trains do run at 320+kph (that's 200mph)
16:58.14xorAxAxArthurLiu: air france didnt really like to when it was 3h late ...
16:58.24xorAxAxArthurLiu: really tedious to ask for the voucher
16:58.35xorAxAxbut then i enjoyed a steak house :)
16:58.36durin42ArthurLiu: Yeah, I think ours do 80-90 mph tops, not sure though.
16:58.41xorAxAxat the airport
16:59.02xorAxAx(as they have to pay you a free meal in the EU)
16:59.19Ivanovichehe, even the "normal" trains that go through our area are at about 160km/h
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16:59.52Ivanovic(yes, that is for regional stuff)
16:59.54xorAxAxyeah, really weird how car-centric the US is
17:00.17durin42Not really. There's a lot less sunk costs in a highway system, and it's easier to build out in a hurry.
17:00.26xorAxAxIvanovic: here the regional train to the next larger (17th largest in .de) city runs 40 km/h at average on a 40 km long path
17:00.53xorAxAxdurin42: but its less energy efficient
17:00.59IvanovicxorAxAx: hmm, that ain't the case right here in the ruhr metropolitan area
17:01.22durin42Oh, for sure, but we've also been blessed for the last ~160 years or so to be so absurdly wealthy and ahead of the curve that we didn't have to care
17:01.24xorAxAxIvanovic: indeed, i mean the pb<->bi track
17:01.25kblinIvanovic: but I think the main difference is that freight trains don't have precedence here
17:01.55xorAxAxdurin42: yeah, certainly
17:01.58IvanovicxorAxAx: uhm, you know, this is the nowhere-land outside of the ruhr metropolitan area
17:01.59durin42xorAxAx: I would love to be able to not own a car, it's expensive, but it'd come at the cost of literally not being able to reach a good number of people and places
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17:02.06xorAxAxhmm, is there something like BART etc. on east coast?
17:02.19xorAxAxdurin42: yep. is there a lot of car sharing in your region?
17:02.21durin42My college is an hour from the nearest train station, after all.
17:02.21kblinxorAxAx: well, the aliens need to have times to rebuild the fake city before the train arrives
17:02.23ArthurLiukblin, freigth trains don't run on high speed tracks, except some postal trains
17:02.27ArthurLiu(in france)
17:02.39Ivanovicand for your case it might be more efficient to use RE6 over to hamm and then RE1 to bielefeld
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17:02.49durin42xorAxAx: I'm near Chicago, so yes, but even 20 minutes drive time further out no, you pretty much have to own a car to get around effectively.
17:03.06xorAxAxIvanovic: yeah, but i need 15+ min to pb hbf, so i prefer pb nord
17:03.09durin42(Near Chicago meaning the official start of Chicago is a mile from my house)
17:03.27IvanovicxorAxAx: ah, bad luck
17:03.35xorAxAxIvanovic: but otherwise i know the hamm one, enjoying the 2-3 benches there
17:03.47xorAxAxwhich are mostly filled up
17:04.08xorAxAxdurin42: no public transport in chicago?
17:04.50durin42xorAxAx: It exists, and within the center of the city, it's pretty good. Once you're as far out as I am though, it starts getting spotty.
17:05.00xorAxAxdurin42: annoying
17:05.02IvanovicxorAxAx: i use the trains to go from kamen to dortmund basically daily (university stuff)
17:05.06durin42I can get to my parents by train, but it takes 3 trains, and 2.25 hours.
17:05.08xorAxAxbut the same in every city of course
17:05.09Ivanovicso trust me, i know how full those are...
17:05.11durin42If I drive, I can do it in 45 minutes.
17:05.33durin42There's no trains that go around the circumference of the city, they are all radial.
17:05.42xorAxAxIvanovic: ah, full trains ... i just dislike that on days with public soccer games
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17:06.16xorAxAxlikes the tube in london, makes it so much more enjoyable (besides the public gardens :))
17:06.28IvanovicxorAxAx: regarding train travel times there are some cases where using the trains is *great* and others where it is *bad*
17:06.53xorAxAxIvanovic: yep
17:07.02MatthewWilkesxorAxAx: My favourite bit of the tube is the special way that people practically run down the stairs with those short, fast steps
17:07.05MatthewWilkesNobody does it anywhere else
17:07.08Ivanovicexample: from dortmund (or hamm) it took me about 6h to get where i was in the army for basic training (about 50km behind berlin), roughly 700km by car
17:07.30Ivanovicwhere it took the *same* time to get where i was later on, which was only mere 160km away
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17:07.52xorAxAxMatthewWilkes: indeed, very fast pace
17:08.03xorAxAxand the people looked stressed
17:08.12xorAxAxand a bit remote controlled by their boss
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17:09.14MatthewWilkesI'm usually stressed on the tube, but that's only because we need to get between trains in time, dodging the slow people :)
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17:10.41xorAxAxMatthewWilkes: my impression was that the air is quite hot and that makes you sweat earlier and become stressed
17:10.51xorAxAx(or maybe i wasnt sportive enough for the pace)
17:11.41xorAxAxif anybody wants to enjoy the current elitist demo scene meeting in bingen (rhine) showing nice computer generated pieces of art, have a look here: http://bptv.untergrund.net/
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17:21.58allisterbxorAxAx, interesting. is there a lot of open-source software in the demo scene? I know machinima has a lot.
17:22.36xorAxAxallisterb: unfortunately not, they really love to reverse engineer
17:22.36Landonoh man
17:22.38LandonI want a spaceball
17:23.02Landonnot that I'd ever have reason to use one
17:23.05xorAxAxin order to retain an athletic component
17:23.06Landonbut it just looks so darn cool
17:23.22xorAxAxmany of them dont even consider themselves as artists (yet)
17:23.54xorAxAxbut this year some art students joined them (came by bus), maybe they are chatting about the term art and whether computer demos art
17:23.59xorAxAxs/t$/e/
17:24.04xorAxAxsuch
17:24.10xorAxAxLandon: :)
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17:24.35allisterbyeah I always wanted to get into computer generated graphics 'cause I can't draw a damn.
17:24.55kendricktux paaaaint
17:25.03kendrickwanders to farmers market :)
17:25.12xorAxAxnote that its different from classic cgi because most cgi seems to happen on a highly commercial ground
17:25.12Landonkendrick: sourdough bread plz
17:25.25xorAxAxblender etc. are nice exceptions
17:26.33allisterbxorAxAx, I think the guy who wrote SMS video player for the PS2 metioned he originally did it to make demos. pretty  good reverse engineering
17:26.46xorAxAxallisterb: hehe
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17:32.22xorAxAxhehe, data storage
17:32.23xorAxAxhttp://bptv.untergrund.net/
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17:33.47allisterbwhich reminds me I've wanted to start hacking on SMS - add support for h.264 decoding and other containers besides avi
17:34.10allisterbgood way to learn mplayer and ps2 coding
17:34.41xorAxAxmplayer? the large monolithic eastern european project? :)
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17:37.08allisterbyeah apparently SMS uses code from it
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17:40.44allisterbalthough I read somewhere that ffmpeg is riddled with patent problems - gstreamer is the preferred open-source alternative
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17:55.00tkamppeterI have a problem, I cannot assign mentors and ranking any more, looks like that I have lost all admin controls.
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17:57.12Ivanovictkamppeter: there is a dropdown box
17:57.20Ivanovicswitch to admin mode instead of public review
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18:01.23kblinIvanovic: it seems like "private comment" is default again
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18:07.16Ivanovickblin: might be
18:07.27Ivanovicthough it is easy enough to switch over to admin mode, isn't it?
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18:08.05tkamppeterIvanovic: Thanks, it works.
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18:46.44jetruhappy easter :)
18:47.59ajuonlinehappy easter!
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18:49.30MatthewWilkesSilly theists ;)
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19:59.09MatthewWilkes!next
19:59.10socinfo"next" is Check for comments on your proposal. Talk to your org. Accepted students announced on 20 April. Don't expect this message to change before 20th!
20:00.39xorAxAx:-)
20:01.28MatthewWilkesxorAxAx!
20:01.50xorAxAxMatthewWilkes!
20:02.00MatthewWilkesMoin (moin) ;)
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20:11.06harlanlh: ping
20:12.14ajuonlineMatthewWilkes: try !guess
20:12.15ajuonline:D
20:12.32MatthewWilkes!guess
20:12.32socinfo"guess" is Theres no point guessing anything. Results will be out when they are out. But sure, guessing is fun! :D
20:12.36MatthewWilkeshehe
20:13.08MatthewWilkesdoesn't have to guess, he was wondering how long he has to finalise things
20:14.58ajuonlineah right :D but I was trying to just pimp my bot call ;)
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20:18.29IvanovicMatthewWilkes: then try !timeline
20:18.31Ivanovic^^
20:18.44MatthewWilkesIvanovic: No thanks, I got it from next :)
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20:19.11Ivanovicpah, this is boring, especially since "conflict solving" is not listed there
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20:30.07MatthewWilkesurgh, I've got a pizza hut coupon, but it reduces things to 50p less than what I want, so I get £10 of food I don't want for a 50p saving
20:30.11MatthewWilkesHow am I meant to resist that?
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20:33.31lifeethMatthewWilkes, Burn the coupon :)
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20:33.56sid0_pass it on? :)
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20:35.27MatthewWilkesit's electronic
20:35.32MatthewWilkesyou can't burn data
20:35.43lifeethMatthewWilkes, Delete it :)
20:35.48lifeeth^ I am sure you can burn it :)
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21:06.29skiquel!help
21:06.29socinfo"help" is see !next, !faq, !advice and !wiki
21:06.33skiquel!next
21:06.34socinfo"next" is Check for comments on your proposal. Talk to your org. Accepted students announced on 20 April. Don't expect this message to change before 20th!
21:06.43skiquel:)
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21:40.37kranthili2020hi!!! jus now recieved an email from Hawthorn asking to check for comments ... what if the mentoring organization isn't giving any ???
21:41.24lhkranthili2020: check with them in their irc channel
21:42.18kranthili2020they have actually said that ... thy will be selecting jus based on the proposal sent to them and rn't ready to give comments to get patches...
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21:42.28lhthen just sit tight and wait
21:42.31lhyou're fine
21:42.44kranthili2020i jus don't know if it is the correct way ?
21:43.07hypa7iait's up to the org to decide how they will run their selection process, kranthili2020
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21:43.49kranthili2020ohh ... thn where does google come into picture ? I read tht final discussion is taken by google on what projects to be funded or not
21:44.12Ivanovicgoogle decides which orgs participate in summer of code
21:44.24lhkranthili2020: i am trying to be helpful. many mentors were worried that students were not checking for comments on their applications, hence the reminder message.
21:44.25Ivanovicbeside this google pays and trusts the orgs to do things correctly
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21:44.37Ivanovicand of course: providing infrastructure
21:44.41lhkranthili2020: Ivanovic and hypa7ia are correct. :)
21:45.09kranthili2020hmmm
21:45.40hypa7iai can understand where the org is coming from, kranthili2020 - there was a deadline to the apps for a reason
21:46.06hypa7iawe went back and forth a bunch of times with several applicants
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21:46.16hypa7iabefore the deadline
21:46.39Ivanovichypa7ia: we asked for more details from most later on, too
21:46.52Ivanovicthat is: those active in our chans easily noticed our requests
21:47.02Ivanovicbut many have not reacted on our comments *at all*
21:47.12hypa7iaIvanovic: we asked for more deets on the ones who submitted before the deadline
21:47.17hypa7iaas well as some who did after
21:47.32MatthewWilkesIndeed, we haven't asked for more information from some people because we spoke to them extensively before the deadline, others the proposal was clearly good enough, or the proposal too limited.  No comments is neither a good nor a bad sign
21:47.36kranthili2020what i felt was that  old mentoring orgs are giving feedbacks and asking for patches...
21:47.37hypa7iabut in some cases didn't for those who just sent in their apps without communicating with us before
21:47.55hypa7iakranthili2020: we're a first-year org :)
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21:48.19kranthili2020which one ? :)
21:48.28hypa7iaxelerance
21:48.47hypa7iahas spent SO much time on irc in the past month, hehe
21:48.49Ivanovicfirst year or not has not much to do with comments
21:49.06Ivanovicthat is there are long time orgs that don't post pubic comments either (cf kde)
21:49.15Ivanovichypa7ia: normal, just normla
21:49.19Ivanovicthis is SoC...
21:49.27hypa7ialol
21:49.31kranthili2020it was a jus a feeling i got...becoz my frnds who had applied for other orgs tht hav previously taken part got very good comments
21:49.49hypa7iawell, it's not an accurate one, kranthili2020  :)
21:49.57Ivanovickranthili2020: in general you should talk to the orgs already while writing the proposal
21:50.22kranthili2020yeah i hav done tht :)
21:50.24Ivanovicthis way you have a good idea if your "special parts" in your proposal are a good idea and if the org thinks they work out or not
21:50.43Ivanovicthen that's good and just fine
21:50.43kranthili2020tht's the reason y i am getting a bit anxious...
21:51.18Ivanovicbe active in your org, show interest, be helpfull and responsive, basically make the org wanting to keep you and you have a good chance to get in
21:51.30Ivanovic(and stay with the org after SoC, too (if you are accepted))
21:51.47Ivanovicof course those not accepted should stay, too and just contribute in their free time
21:51.49Ivanovic;)
21:52.05kranthili2020it's so good to hear such encouraging words ...
21:52.43kranthili2020i had actually dropped the idea of getting selected ...thinking tht comments aren't sent when your application isn't good enough...
21:52.50Ivanovic(that is those students that are declined this year might be accepted next year if the orgs see their knowledge/ability as well as that they are good to work with and reliable persons
21:53.13hypa7iaindeed
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21:53.15kranthili2020but now since you have said it is upto the org for giving comments or not...i feel better
21:53.31hypa7iawe're really hoping a couple of students who are 2nd choice on their projects stay on as contributors
21:53.40Ivanovicjust be communicative and show the org that they do want you
21:53.49Ivanovicthis is all you can do at the moment and it should be enough
21:54.01kranthili2020sure ...
21:54.27Ivanovichypa7ia: sadly many of those not accepted vanish right after the students are announced
21:54.45MatthewWilkesIvanovic: indeed
21:54.48Ivanovicthat is: one studend we rejected last year came back several month ago and slowly got in again
21:55.02Ivanovicand he has submitted a strong proposal for SoC this year, too...
21:56.34Ivanovic(he came back before a new SoC was accepted, we said that we try to get in and so on)
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21:56.55kranthili2020what are all the different criteria a mentor takes in giving a project to a student ??? is it jus based on the solution he offeres...
21:57.19Corsixwhatever criteria they want
21:57.26Ivanovicthat is: in our project we treat SoC students just like "ordinary" new developers for which we have the rule "two or three meaningfull patches accepted and you got commit access and full developer priviledges"
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21:58.18Ivanovickranthili2020: the orgs take the criteria they want to take, noone tells them what they are and have to be
21:58.27Ivanovicthough most orgs will probably look for three things:
21:58.38Ivanovic1) is the project good, has the student invested some own ideas?
21:59.06Ivanovic2) is the student probably able to get the project done (as in "not too big" and "knowledge required available"
21:59.23Ivanovic3) is the student active, can we communicate well with him and is he likely to stay afterwards?
21:59.42kranthili2020hmm...
22:00.01Ivanovicfrom what i heard most orgs use a variation of those criteria each weighting a little different and depending on the org
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22:00.49kranthili2020gsoc mostly involves coding ??? rather than more of research work ...
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22:00.59Ivanovicdepends on the projects
22:01.08Ivanovicthough in general you have to deliver code
22:01.13[Evan]@Ivan There are research projects?
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22:01.37Ivanovic[Evan]: for some projects you might have to do some good research before you can actually implement stuff
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22:02.02[Evan]Well, I figured that most of most projects would be the coding.
22:02.20kranthili2020from what i have heard from my senior who has successfully completed last year ... he says mostly ideas should be simple and implementable in 2/3 months perioud
22:02.24Ivanovicsure, coding is *really* important
22:02.49Ivanovickranthili2020: even simple "ideas" can require some good planning
22:03.08kranthili2020yup
22:03.42Ivanovicin general SoC lasts for ~3 month of coding time
22:04.00[Evan]@kran Maybe he meant that most of your application should be ideas. Most organizations don't want prototypes before you're even accepted.
22:04.11Ivanovicso from the pure idea point orgs think about projects that they themselves would probably be able to get done in one to two months if working on it full time
22:04.41Ivanovic[Evan]: try to use tab completion, this also results in a highlight for the users (just type the first chars, hit tab and feel the magic ;) )
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22:05.19[Evan]Ivanovic,Ooh, this tab completion is niiiiice...
22:05.23Ivanovicsince the students in general are new to the project or might not have this much knowledge yet the orgs asume by far higher times required for students working on the projects
22:05.29kranthili2020wow...linux stuff here also :)
22:05.32[Evan]Scratch that; it didn't work.
22:05.38sanooj[Evan]: and don't pick nicks whose first few chars are annoying to type. ;)
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22:06.00[Evan]What? I love to type the brackets!
22:06.04Ivanovicsanooj: in fact [Evan] has chosen a good nicht, there are not many with hist first two chars
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22:06.19Ivanovicwhere many others eg start with "al"
22:06.58sanooj*shrug* in lots of layouts the [ is behind an altgr. but it's certainly unique. :)
22:07.00Ivanovic(i am used to smaller chans, too, where the first two chars normaly are enough to have a user
22:07.19SRabbeliersanooj: gah, that'd be horrible to code on
22:07.32Ivanovicokay, unless it is time for SoC and choosing students, then the number of users in some chans easily increase by >50%
22:07.40IvanovicSRabbelier: german layout
22:07.44Ivanovicit is horrible for coding...
22:07.57SRabbelierIvanovic: isn't there a german layout specially for coding purposes?
22:08.09Ivanovicnot printed on keyboard
22:08.10Ivanovics
22:08.13MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: Yeah, it's called "US"
22:08.19SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: lol :)
22:08.21Ivanovicbut in modern times it is easy enough to switch to us layout
22:08.27SRabbelierIvanovic: true enough
22:08.34Ivanovicand many coders ain't looking on the keyboard anyway...
22:08.51SRabbelierIvanovic: those that are should have their coding license removed :P
22:08.52kranthili2020y is it tht google has planned to reduce the number of funded projects to 1k ?
22:09.00kranthili2020is it recession ?
22:09.10SRabbelierkranthili2020: amazing that you figured that one out all on your own :)
22:09.19kranthili2020is it recession ?
22:09.26SRabbelierkranthili2020: amazing that you figured that one out all on your own :)
22:09.27kranthili2020:P
22:09.38MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: Is it the recession?
22:09.45SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: no clue
22:09.47MatthewWilkes:)
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22:09.58SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: I don't work for Google :P
22:10.04Ivanovicreal geeks use real keyboards... http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/keyboards-mice/8396/
22:10.06Ivanovic^^
22:10.12MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: I kid, I kid
22:10.19SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: me too :D
22:10.25blast007let's just blame it on global warming ;)
22:10.30MatthewWilkesIvanovic: I REALLY want a space-cadet keyboard
22:10.31SRabbelierIvanovic: I want one of those in an ergonimic layout
22:10.39Corsixblame pirates or violent video games
22:10.44CorsixI hear that's all the rage
22:10.48blast007hehe
22:10.54MatthewWilkeshttp://world.std.com/~jdostale/kbd/SpaceCadet1.jpeg <- drool
22:11.14SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: lol, wtf?
22:11.23kranthili2020whn can one assume the competition for a project is really high ??? is it whn there are 5 to 6 proposal for single project ???
22:11.24nullpuppydude. thumbs up and down!
22:11.25literala Greek key?
22:11.26nullpuppyaweseome!
22:11.34Ivanovichas this keyboard and it is fine, too http://www.easylinux.de/Artikel/ausgabe/2004/11/010-news/tastatur_frei.png
22:11.45Ivanovic(though the german layout s***s for coding...
22:11.55MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: I want to bind quadbucky-top to run tests
22:11.58MatthewWilkesIt'd feel so final
22:12.09literalhas Model M
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22:12.35Ivanovicat least the super key is super and not a strange thing used to see the outer world...
22:12.37mordanteI coded once with a German keyboard and indeed it was very annoying
22:12.41kranthili2020whn can one assume the competition for a project is really high ??? is it whn there are 5 to 6 proposal for single project ???
22:12.44MatthewWilkesI used to have a 9 button cherry mouse, it was awesome
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22:12.51SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: I have no clue what quadbucky-top  is
22:13.01Ivanovickranthili2020: no way to say when it is the case
22:13.03Corsixkranthili2020: repeating the question doesn't help
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22:13.32kranthili2020none replied ... jus thought every might have missed it :)
22:13.32MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: the keystroke HYPER+SUPER+META+CTRL+"Top" on the spacecadet
22:13.46Ivanovickranthili2020: typing needs time
22:14.01Ivanovicespecially if you are talking in 5 threads (plus several other chans) in parallel...
22:14.02kranthili2020:)
22:14.04MatthewWilkesThe four on the bottom left + the one 2 to the side of right shift
22:14.11MatthewWilkes(Next to right greek)
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22:14.30MatthewWilkesAlso typable using the entire left hand
22:14.47SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: lol :P
22:15.05SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: yes, that would probably be rather final :P
22:15.21SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: why is it called 'quadbucky' anyway?
22:15.27MatthewWilkesI use the numpad enter for commits atm, that makes a nice sound
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22:15.33Ivanovicokay, time for me to get some sleep, n8
22:15.43MatthewWilkesBucky bits are the modifier bits, so ctrl is a bucky key, as it activates a modifier
22:16.04MatthewWilkesSo using all four bucky keys (excluding the boring shift) is quadbucky
22:16.33nullpuppyhttp://www.easylinux.de/Artikel/ausgabe/2004/11/010-news/tastatur_frei.png
22:16.34SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: lol :P
22:16.36nullpuppybah
22:16.39nullpuppystupid mouse
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22:17.19mordantekranthili2020, depends on how good those 5 - 6 proposals are ;-)
22:17.36MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: http://catb.org/jargon/html/Q/quadruple-bucky.html
22:18.07MatthewWilkes“Oh, the command that makes it spin the tapes while whistling Beethoven's Fifth Symphony is quadruple-bucky-cokebottle.”
22:18.11SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: 2. On a Stanford or MIT keyboard in raw mode, use of four shift keys while typing a fifth character, where the four shift keys are the control and meta keys on both sides of the keyboard. This was very difficult to do! One accepted technique was to press the left-control and left-meta keys with your left hand, the right-control and right-meta keys with your right hand, and the fifth key with your nose.
22:18.14SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: omg, awesome :P
22:19.15MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: You see why I want one of the spacecadet keyboards?
22:19.19MatthewWilkesIt'd do EVERYTHING
22:19.42SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: lol, obivously :P
22:21.06plasmhi, who can I pm with a question?
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22:22.01mordanteplasm,  how can we know if we don't know the question?
22:23.14SRabbelierplasm: why can't you just ask your question?
22:23.42plasmI am, hold on
22:24.27plasmwell, I applied to a project and apparently a lot of people applied with the same idea, so they told everyone to have an "alternative project"... I just wanted to find out what the policy on this was
22:24.41plasm*is, rather
22:25.01mmadiain particular, redifining their current proposal to a completely new one.
22:25.01lhplasm: what do you mean by policy? there isnt a policy per se
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22:26.38SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: http://catb.org/jargon/html/D/double-bucky.html omg, win, "it would play as a pipe organ", WIN!
22:26.51r0bbywho else is going to open everything :)
22:26.53DonPAre the allocated slot locations open to students
22:27.08ArthurLiuplasm, was that before or after deadline ?
22:27.11kranthili2020how to use pidgin for logging into IRC chat ???
22:27.13mordanteDonP, what do you mean?
22:27.23r0bbyI know lh is
22:27.27r0bbyand is speaking
22:27.28mmadialh : I had concerns of allowing a student to completely re-define their project proposal after the deadline.
22:27.30dmblh, by the way, the person that I know is Atanas Frengov (I doubt you know him)
22:27.52DonPI mean the Preliminary Slot Allocations that are published
22:27.57lhmmadia: i think that ought not to be done
22:28.11DonPcould we see the number of slots allocated to the organization to which we applied
22:28.16lhdmb: more context please
22:28.23lhDonP: no. ask your org for those details.
22:28.25mordanteDonP, only open to the orgs and they shouldn't discuss it until they are filen
22:28.28mordantefinal*
22:28.29ArthurLiummadia, you should have done that before deadline..
22:28.36lhhugs mordante
22:28.37mmadiaArthurLiu : i'm the admin ;)
22:28.41DonPok makes sense. Thx
22:28.55mordantelh :-)
22:29.00ArthurLiummadia, one more reason to, you know how many students applied for each idea :)
22:29.09dmblh, un-important, don't worry about it :P
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22:29.51MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: Could you IMAGINE teaching someone to code on that?  It's hard enough speaking code.  Part of me wants to shorten underscore to "un", rather than just "under"
22:30.05MatthewWilkesI'd save so much time telling coworkers API calls
22:30.35SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: begin your explanation with "from now on the underscore character will be refered to as un"
22:30.44sanoojwhy would you save time?
22:31.08plasm@mmadia: it could be related to the project I applied for, maybe to provide the necessary support that isn't currently part of the kernel?
22:31.21mmadiaArthurLiu : what i meant is that all of those students received a public comment prior to the deadline to submit an alternative.   some did.  some did not.    hence, my hesitation to allow a student to completely redefine their proposal at this time.
22:31.45sanoojMatthewWilkes: surely you don't refer to mylib_module_function as "mylib underscore module underscore function".
22:32.12MatthewWilkessanooj: No, but things like "under-under-m-r-o-under-under" are too verbose
22:32.25sanoojew.
22:32.33sanoojstop coding python. ;)
22:32.46MatthewWilkesYou'll have to pry it from my cold dead hands
22:32.48mordante:-)
22:33.05ArthurLiummadia, we managed to get all our good students to change proposals at least 72 hours before deadline, so we don't have too much trouble with this
22:33.15sanoojhow about "ugly mro" and then everyone will know what you mean. :P
22:33.23ArthurLiummadia, those who didn't weren't top students anyway..
22:33.42MatthewWilkessanooj: People that have seen it will know it by "mro" - it's training that's slow
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22:34.39mmadiaplasm : i'd need to see the modifications and see how much it strays from the original proposal before feeling comfortable giving a yes|no answer.
22:35.33mmadiaArthurLiu : i think we're agreeing with each other :)
22:35.47plasmhmm... okay, well. I think I'll just leave my proposal as it is then
22:37.27SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: why do you train verbally anyway?
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22:38.23SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: also... why are you using reserved keywords? :P
22:38.51MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: because it's easier than going to a keyboard or driving just to type something.  Face-to-face is good
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22:39.30SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: describing it might be better
22:39.34lhdmb: ok sorry
22:39.36SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: as in 'mro as reserved keyword'
22:39.52MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: How else do you propose finding all the superclasses of an instance? :)
22:40.21MatthewWilkesand it's a reserved attribute, not a keyword
22:40.30MatthewWilkes;)
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22:41.02SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: ah, I didn't know it's provided by python :P
22:41.14SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: I thought you had added your own attribute called __mro__
22:41.24MatthewWilkesmro = method resolution order
22:41.37MatthewWilkesIt's an ordered list of superclasses
22:41.50MatthewWilkeswhere the order is the precedence for methods
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22:44.07MatthewWilkesunfortunately, we do have some code in Zope that uses obj.__annotations__ which is actually used in Python 3
22:44.30MatthewWilkesso we need to fix countless persistent objects :(
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22:45.09Corsixaren't all __x__ reserved as potential reversed attributes?
22:45.19MatthewWilkesyep
22:45.27Corsixthen why did you go using it? :p
22:45.31SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: Zope EPIC fail
22:45.32MatthewWilkesWasn't me!
22:45.43SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: that shouldof been __annotations for sure!
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22:45.57MatthewWilkesWe also have code that relies on __metaclass__
22:45.57SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: *bonks the dev who did that*
22:46.09SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: time for some refactoring methinks
22:46.10MatthewWilkesiirc the argument was the __x__ convention wasn't set in stone at the time
22:46.32SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: brilliant, rely on "undocument" things :P
22:46.50MatthewWilkesand Guido used to work for zope corp, maybe blame him :P
22:47.02SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: ah, mhh, fair enough
22:47.24Corsixbut now Guido works for Google, yes?
22:48.16lhCorsix: has for a long time now
22:48.52MatthewWilkesIndeed, I doubt Zope Corp is a fun place to work
22:48.55SRabbelierCorsix: probably kicking the GAE team around
22:49.06SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: how so? *wouldn't know*
22:49.14SRabbelierno sarcasm
22:49.37SRabbeliermhhh... how to indicate that one is absolutely not being sarcasic?
22:49.43Corsix!~
22:49.44socinfoError: "~" is not a valid command.
22:49.53SRabbelierI can imagine someone saying "no sarcasm" when they _are_ being sarcastic
22:50.00SRabbelierCorsix: with ~ being sarcasm?
22:50.10MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: Well, Zope is no longer corporate open source, Zope Corp has lost a fair bit of its mojo I think.  Most of the interesting players have left for other companies
22:50.10SRabbelierthat'd be new :p
22:50.23SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: ah, I see
22:51.09MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: Zope's BDFL is partially retired from BDing
22:51.40MatthewWilkesand Zope 3, the app server they use, has just been EOLed as a failure
22:51.49SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: that's... kinda contradictory, what with the FL part and all :P
22:51.50CorsixSRabbelier: "In many online or internet communities, the tilde is used to show a sarcastic or sometimes playful connotation for the word or words to follow it." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~
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22:52.49SRabbelierCorsix: new to me
22:53.02MatthewWilkesZope 2 is still running, but Z3 is only used by zope corp and canonical in any major way.  Jim Fulton (BDFL) has suggested renaming it ZDecoy and he announced its death this week
22:53.44SRabbelierLOL
22:53.46MatthewWilkesThere's currently a thread on Zope-dev asking if anyone actually wants to maintain it
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22:54.28MatthewWilkeslaunchpad = zope3, for example
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22:55.05SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: ah, cute
22:55.26MatthewWilkes</communitynews>
22:55.31SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: thanks :D
22:56.09SRabbelierhttp://rafb.net/p/4xno6V90.html
22:56.10SRabbelier3-way merge ftw
22:56.15SRabbeliereat that svn hobo's
22:56.29SRabbelier(I can say hobo's right? :P)
22:58.50MatthewWilkesSRabbelier: Probably not
22:59.15SRabbelierMatthewWilkes: pffrt
23:00.57MatthewWilkes;)
23:02.23nerd_boyWhy is it in possessive form, though?
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23:04.52MatthewWilkesnerd_boy: There is a nonstandard grammatical usage that specifies "x's" as the plural for non english-origin words, but it's not popular at all.  Alternatively, you might be able to make a case for an apostrophe showing omission, but only if you had etymological evidence.
23:05.03BigBambiHi, is there anyone that deals with the mentors list here I can have a quick word with?
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23:06.49SRabbeliernerd_boy: because in dutch we do put the ' for plural (1 auto, 2 auto's), since otherwise the words would sound different (auto's is pronounced like 'auto' with an 's' sound at the end, while in autos the 'o' sounds differently)
23:07.01SRabbeliernerd_boy: and I have a hard time unlearning that habbit, as you saw ;)
23:07.03nerd_boyAch. Terribly sorry then. :/
23:07.24*** topic/#gsoc by lh -> *Preliminary* Slot Allocations Published http://tinyurl.com/slots11April - Help Needed with Melange Testing http://tinyurl.com/testmelange - Read the GSoC 2009 Site User's Guide http://tinyurl.com/gsoc09userguide) - If you're doing presentations, meetups, videos, etc., let us know so we can help you promote your great work - This channel is logged at http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
23:08.25MatthewWilkeswaves at lh
23:08.35MatthewWilkesEnjoying the long weekend?
23:08.48SRabbeliernerd_boy: lol, no need to be :P
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23:09.12BigBambiSomeone that deals with the authorisation to join that is
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23:11.08SRabbelierBigBambi: that'd be lh
23:11.21lhMatthewWilkes: hello dear
23:11.25BigBambiSRabbelier: thanks
23:11.29lhMatthewWilkes: what long weekend? we dont get time off for easter.
23:11.37lhBigBambi: whatcha need?
23:11.37ArthurLiulh, I suppose a lot of orgs are resisting the urge to beg for slots and some just couldn't resist ? :)
23:11.52CorsixUK gets friday and monday off work
23:11.52BigBambilh: May I PM you briefly?
23:12.03MatthewWilkeslh: Really?  I assumed the US would be quite gung-ho for christian holidays.  We've got a 4 day weekend.
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23:12.25lhArthurLiu: i dont mind if you email me. i do mind if your *students* send me near form letter emails telling me how sad they are and how it is goign to really mess up their lives if they dont get into gsoc.
23:12.28lhthat's LAME.
23:12.32SRabbelierArthurLiu: I think most orgs are actually limited mostly by the amount of mentors they have
23:12.33lhBigBambi: go ahead
23:12.33ChipX86I don't think most places here get the day after easter off
23:12.50lhMatthewWilkes: i think easter is less important here than it once was
23:13.21ArthurLiulh, we've been pretty much hiding it from our students, we don't want to put more stress on them than there already his, finding slots for projects we want to do is our job
23:13.24MatthewWilkeslh: Well, the most important thing is the Dr. Who easter special.  Was pretty damn good.
23:13.37lhArthurLiu: exactly.
23:13.44lhMatthewWilkes: clearly i needs to find this
23:13.47CorsixIt was a good DrWho
23:14.02ChipX86ooh, I didn't know there was an easter special
23:14.09lcukpolitely requests a spoiler free chan
23:14.19MatthewWilkeslcuk: Naturally.
23:14.22lh:)
23:14.36ArthurLiuwe have one cool project that is a equal common interest to debian, perl and kde, but nobody wants to give us a slot ><
23:14.45MatthewWilkesJust get your fill of David Tennant while you still can, only 1 more left now
23:15.02lhArthurLiu: you should email me about needing more then, not in my inbox, i dont know about it
23:15.12Corsixthen we get some even younger doctor
23:15.25lcukhas iplayer on now
23:15.31Corsix:)
23:15.32ArthurLiulh, ok cool, I'll write down the situation
23:15.57lhArthurLiu: thanks
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23:21.03flgrlh: sorry for not being able to resist, but so that means that if you get a non-student letter asking for /a few/ more slots there actually is a realistic chance of that happening...? :)
23:22.08lhflgr: if another org gives slots back to the pool then it is a possibility. given that there are at least 20 orgs on file now asking for more slots, the definition of realistic is somewhat fungible
23:24.51flgrhm, umbrella organisation with 3 slots. I hope it might work out, however fungibly. :)
23:25.12flgrplus it wouldn't really mess my life up that much, anyway... :D
23:25.19flgr(you may call me lame now!)
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23:25.49flgrah well. I'll keep them fingers crossed. :)
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23:28.43kblinoh well, night folks
23:29.05Corsixan umbrella with only 3 slots? ouch
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23:29.17MatthewWilkesgute Nacht
23:29.26flgrn8 kblin
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23:30.10lhnight kblin
23:30.18SRabbelierCorsix: they might have only asked for 3
23:30.25lhflgr: i have a note from your org admin already
23:30.51SRabbelierCorsix: hehe, nvm :P
23:32.42MatthewWilkeslh: Out of curiosity, how often do you get administrative requests from people other than the org-admin?
23:32.58lhMatthewWilkes: define administrative requests
23:33.52lhMatthewWilkes: during this time frame, i typically get about 50 requests a day to do something or other - tech support, issue that should be filed in tracker, etc., in addition to normal requests from org admins, etc.
23:33.59lhneeds to drive home now, bbl
23:34.06MatthewWilkeslh: Things like asking for more slots, or I recall last year there was an org that emailed during selection process to beg to be accepted.  The kind of thing that relates to how orgs and google interact
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23:34.19MatthewWilkeskk, drive safe
23:34.23flgrlh: thanks a lot. I know it probably doesn't amount to much, but if observations from me would be of any help (not sure, guess I can compare the quality & amount of work the mentorg is putting into this compared to ones from prev. years), I'd have no trouble at all with getting involved. thanks again and no more bothering from me. :)
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23:36.06carldaniIf an org gives back a slot, will this affect next year's allocation? Being able to move one slot from this year to next year would be awesome
23:36.30carldani(and yes, I know the request sounds highly unusual)
23:36.45ArthurLiucarldani, one slot's value changes from one year to another
23:37.03ArthurLiudepends on the number of applications, number of available slots, etc
23:37.42MatthewWilkescarldani: Giving back slots to the pool looks good, but it gives you no guarantees for next year.
23:38.06SRabbeliercarldani: LH remembers everything, and if she doesn't she has emails to remind her ;)
23:38.18r0bby(or irc logs!)
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23:38.26r0bbylh is super woman
23:38.30carldaniArthurLiu: I know. I just have the feeling that this year's slots would have benefited our org more if we had some of the last year...
23:38.52ArthurLiucarldani, if you donate to individual orgs, they may remember it the next year
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23:39.58carldaniSRabbelier: I had bad experiences with the "if you don't use your allocated money, you get less next year" management style at work. That's why I'm cautious.
23:40.22MatthewWilkescarldani: Here the ethos is more "Don't waste money"
23:41.18MatthewWilkescarldani: If you don't believe the students are worth more than the slot would be to another org, donate it back.  It will make you look like you care about the programme as a whole more than pushing your own org's needs above all else
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23:41.40carldaniwhen is the deadline to donate slots?
23:41.53carldaniI'd rather not miss that deadline
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23:42.40MatthewWilkesASAP, but before the conflict resolution meeting if poss
23:44.05SRabbeliercarldani: understandable
23:44.14SRabbeliercarldani: read the announcement
23:44.39carldaniMatthewWilkes: being when? I don't have access to the announcement right now (wrong machine)
23:44.50SRabbeliercarldani: http://tinyurl.com/slots11April
23:45.29SRabbeliercarldani: see pm
23:47.47carldanidumb question: what's the expected reaction time for a mentors mailing list join request?
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23:59.19SRabbeliercarldani: whenever lh has time to

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