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07:49.45Nightrosescorche: heh sorry - went to bed
07:51.29Nightrosescorche: you are going to the mentor summit for rockbox right? i proposed a session on problems audio players face today and was wondering if you guys were interested in attending
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08:09.19theboltMorning
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08:17.06kblinmorning thebolt
08:17.50thebolthi kblin , how're you doing?
08:18.54kblintrying to work up the motivation to stick my nose into a book again
08:19.02thebolthehe
08:19.32thebolti need to study today as well.. didn't get anything done there yesterday
08:19.38kblinsame here
08:20.43theboltotoh, got confirmed what I already knew.. I'm a pretty good programmer ;) We had university/swedish/nordic championship in programming yesterday (3 man teams).. and also qualifications for ICPC. Placed first our uni and 4 in Sweden so now we get to go to Nurnberg in november for next round :)
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08:34.06kblinnice :)
08:41.20theboltyep
08:41.30theboltbut we have next to no chance to go on to the world finals..
08:42.06theboltbut it felt nice that a team of three applied physics/EE students won over many comp.eng. and comp.sci. teams ;)
08:43.31kblinthat's because at least in comp.sci., you don't really learn anything about programming
08:44.36theboltwell, the competition isn't really programming either ;)
08:44.40theboltits algorithm selection :P
08:45.12theboltit is supposed to be so that a poor implementation of "right" algorithm (or at least algorithm with right time complexity) works
08:45.20theboltbut a good implementation of "wrong" algorithm fails
08:45.38kblinah, ok
08:45.55kblinthat should be what comp.sci students learn, though :)
08:45.57theboltthere is a time limit (runtime) and memory limit for each run..
08:46.13theboltwe did however manage to get one question by having a good implementation
08:46.52theboltdid a pretty brute force implementation of it that is O(v^2*t) (v < 1000, t < 2500) which shouldn't work due to time limit
08:47.19thebolthowever, the judges test-implementation had taken 15 seconds to run, they put the time limit at 10.. our ran at 9.2 (without really making any major optimizations) :P
08:47.31theboltso they passed it :)
08:47.32kblinunless of course your O(n) is really good for n -> infinity, but those pesky constants keep killing you in real life
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08:47.48theboltyea
08:48.17thebolt(that one didn't really have any good algorithm that was better.. just a lot of heuristics you could apply to optimize it)
08:48.38kblinI've never gotten around to try my skills at a programming contest. probably not my kind of programming anyway
08:48.44theboltnot mine either
08:48.51kblinI like to solve real problems instead of made-up ones
08:49.00thebolti'm a low level optimizer ;)
08:49.11theboltso now i need to study more graph algorithms and dynamic programming ;)
08:49.20thebolt(the two major types of problems given)
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08:49.45kblinreally?
08:49.48kblindurn
08:50.14kblinsounds like the kind of algorithmic problems where computational biologists should kick ass :)
08:50.22theboltyep
08:50.41theboltone of the programs was to develop a program to schedule allergy tests :P
08:51.12thebolthttp://ncpc.idi.ntnu.no/ncpc2009/ncpc2009problems.pdf the problems
08:51.25kblinthough of course in real life, you sneeze at "correct" solutions and go for a heuristic that gets 90% of the problem in 0.1% of the time or something like that
08:51.47kblinand then you get to publish a dozen of papers speculating how to get the last 10%
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08:52.12thebolthaha, yes :)
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14:20.37omniterhai guys
14:22.20omniteri still haven't gotten my tshirt / certificate. am i the only one, or are they still being mailed?
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14:35.46Ivanovicomniter: the students will get their shirt/certificate eventually
14:35.57Ivanovicyou will get a fedex shipment note first
14:37.09kblinhey Ivanovic
14:37.36kblinis currently digging through cross-compiler docs to finally fix his sheevaplug kernel
14:38.04Ivanovic:)
14:38.25kblinI've got a fair amount of computing power sitting on my shelf right now
14:38.45kblintwo beagles, a sheevaplug and a gigE switch :)
14:39.46Ivanovicuhm, rough guess: my desktop comp alone still has more comp power
14:39.48Ivanovic;)
14:40.10Ivanovic(okay, currently busy with 7 avidemux processes reencoding videos)
14:40.26kblinwell, sure
14:42.06kblinbut initial performance testing with my beagle has shown that the beagle will do 20%-50% of the Active Directory operations a DC needs to do in about 4% of the power my regular pc uses
14:42.32kblinso if you don't need raw number crunching power, I'd venture it's a fair deal :)
14:42.49Ivanovicyeah, power usage is *a lot* better
14:43.33thebolthi Ivanovic , kblin
14:44.21theboltkblin: give me a couple of grand budget and half a year (or two) and you could get a device to do it 10x as fast as your PC at lower power consumption ,)
14:45.32kblinbut I want toys now
14:45.44theboltbut it would probably not be an economical thing anyhow
14:45.58theboltwould need to run alot of them for long time to save the power ot cover development costs
14:46.22thebolti think the market for dedicated AD ASICs is pretty small ;)
14:47.19kblinhehe
14:48.22kblinI'm pretty sure that with a couple of hardware/software kinks ironed out, a beagle or a sheeva would be perfect for branch office setups
14:49.55theboltyea
14:50.13kblinI'm currently working on setting up the sheeva as a file server (it has on-board gigE and a more stable usb setup)
14:50.42kblinthe only thing stopping this is the lack of modules for the kernel that comes pre-installed
14:52.20kblinso the kernel thinks (and reports) that it can do IPv6, but lacks the ipv6.ko, which makes networking apps unhappy
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14:52.32kblinand a couple of other issues related to not actually having around the module files the kernel thinks it should have
14:53.27kblinthe beagles currently suffer in their usefulness by having a rather unstable usb support
14:54.03kblinthe usb otg port has driver issues, it seems, and the ehci chip on my revC board has a hardware issue
14:54.30kblinthere supposedly is a software workaround, but I couldn't confirm that yet
14:54.53theboltthats just bad..
14:55.29thebolta supposidly working product being to usable due to bugs
14:56.04theboltunusable*
14:56.04thebolt-tpo
14:56.06thebolt-p
14:56.08theboltbah..
14:56.09thebolt<PROTECTED>
14:57.29kblinwell, it's development boards :)
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15:00.38theboltyea, but broken development boards pretty much prohibit development ;)
15:01.06kblintrue
15:01.19kblinhmm, I need to rewire my home network a bit...
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15:12.43theboltheh, mine is so simple you cannot rewire it ;)
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15:18.33kblinwell, I've got 5 ports on my gigE switch, 5x 100 Mb/s ports on my AP and the gigE switch is new
15:19.18kblinand I've got six systems connected via cable
15:19.30theboltah.. i have 4 gigE ports on my router/switch/ap combo (and 1 gigE WAN port on it).. one port connected to my NAS, one to my "stationary laptop".. thats it
15:20.05kblinyeah, if my AP would do gigE, I wouldn't have had to rewire
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15:20.54kblinbut I had my PCs, both with gigE on the AP so far, and the beagles, both with 100Mb/s USB NICs on the new switch
15:21.13kblinso in order to make use of the gigE fileserver, I had to rework the setup
15:22.54theboltwhen i got the gigE/AP/router i benchmarked it.. i was surprised by the LAN->WAN throughput of the thing.. got ~400Mbit/s meassured, and that is with firewalling (stateful), NAT, etc from a thing that costs $100 or so
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15:27.23kblinnot bad
15:27.28kblinwhat hardware is that?
15:27.58thebolta dlink dir-655
15:30.22kblindoes it support jumbo frames? :)
15:31.56kblinlooks up the specs
15:33.00kblinnot bad
15:33.20kblinI'd miss the usb port for my printer, I guess
15:33.28theboltactually, you can do that ;)
15:33.33kblinoh?
15:33.37theboltbut only one pc at a time via their "usb sharing" driver
15:33.51theboltie it doesn't act print server but rather a "usb over ethernet" forwarder
15:34.17kblinah
15:34.19theboltworks well enough for me with 1 printer and 1 pc i print from
15:34.20thebolt;)
15:34.27theboltjust gives nicer routing of cables
15:34.36kblinfair enough, I guess
15:34.56kblinI print from two pcs and a laptop, my gf prints from a laptop as well
15:35.42kblinthough of course if the beagles' usb ports unflaked, I'd have a hubful usb ports to spare :)
15:36.33thebolt:)
15:36.39kblinthen again, my current setup works fine, I don't have 802.11n hardware, and I don't have the money to upgrade anything
15:37.07kblinhm, nice, it seems like MS really fixed downloading from MSDN with non-IE browsers
15:37.30kblingetting IE to work in wine was such a pain :)
15:37.39thebolt:)
15:37.51thebolti've actually had to buy 2 DIR-655s..
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15:37.58theboltgot one for myself when i lived in my last apartment
15:38.13theboltput it at my parents place when i went to taiwan to replace an old pc running linux for internet sharing in the network
15:38.25thebolt(a bit more stable w.r.t. power outs etc, no fscks etc hanging)
15:38.32theboltit worked so well that well.. they kept it :P
15:38.38theboltso i had to get another one for my new apartment
15:39.24kblinprobably more power efficient as well
15:39.53kblinbut you probably can't log into it remotely
15:40.42theboltyou can, given it is alive enough to answer on the wan interface
15:40.49theboltbut thats true for putting a pc there as well ;)
15:41.15kblinnice
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15:41.53theboltthen if you want to enable remote login is another thing
15:42.18theboltat least it is easier to direct someone over phone from across the world on how to setup a new one, upload the config file and reboot it than do something similar for a linux pc ;)
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15:44.13kblintrue
15:44.31kblinthough my beagle boots off an SD card
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15:44.53kblinso you can have a replacement system lying around for a couple of bucks
15:48.32thebolttrue
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21:19.54kblinIvanovic: maybe I can't recommend the sheevaplug after all
21:21.04ajuonlinekblin: did you just respnd to a message sent yesterday ;) ?
21:22.16kblinnope
21:22.26kblinearlier today, actually
21:32.01Ivanovickblin: oh
21:32.04Ivanovicwhat happened now?
21:32.06r0bbythrows stuff
21:33.44Ivanovickblin: was it not this easily possible to replace the kernel/distri?
21:34.28kblinIt just stopped working
21:35.16Ivanovicoutsch
21:35.19Ivanovicthat is not good at all
21:35.42kblinas in I seemed to have broken the kernel, and resetted it to get the back to the serial console, and instead of starting, all the blinkenlights went out
21:36.01Ivanovicoutsch
21:36.26kblinI have no idea what happened, but it's certainly not the cable not delivering power
21:36.45Ivanovicoutsch outsch
21:37.42kblinit was a bit warm after compiling a kernel on it, but heck, if they can't bleed off the heat the chips produce under load, they need to fix their design or scale down the cpu
21:38.02Ivanovicyeah
21:39.34kblinluckily it did fail within warrnty time
21:40.11Ivanovicsending it in is still expensive
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21:43.56kblinlet's see what the RMA procedure is
21:44.40Ivanovici fear it might be something like "yeah, send it to us and we will handle it..."
21:45.09kblinshrugs
21:45.46kblinwe'll see
21:51.13theboltevening people
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21:54.33kblinwhee
21:54.54kblinfedex wants 90 eur for shipping to the states
21:55.15kblinI'm probably cheaper if I take it to the mentor summit and ship it from there :)
21:55.44thebolthehe, most probably yes
21:55.49theboltcannot really be mor eexpensive ;=)
21:56.00ojwbwow, did it even cost 90 euros?
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21:57.35kblinojwb: nope
21:57.49kblinojwb: 99 USD, which is around 70 EUR right now
21:57.49Ivanovicojwb: including shipping to germany it would be 100€ (though customs might add some lovely 19%)
21:58.16kblinwell, dhl is much cheaper
22:01.12Ivanovicthat is not difficult
22:01.19Ivanovicnot difficult at all i'd say
22:02.36kblinwell, let's see what they're saying
22:03.08kblintough luck for them, though.. they only give a month of warranty, and their hardware fails after three weeks
22:04.13scorcheNightrose: sounds interesting!...i would certainly be interested in attending
22:04.24thebolthaha
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22:20.15j-bhello
22:21.59kblinanyway, bedtime
22:22.25ajuonlinenature is mad
22:23.04ajuonlineearthquake, typhoon, floods.. hmmph
22:23.29smtmsajuonline, that's because of you and your involvement with Sahana
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22:25.08ajuonlinesmtms: :D i like u when u dont talk
22:26.01ajuonlinehugs smtms , anyways :P
22:26.22theboltsleep well kblin
22:29.02ajuonlinesmtms: agencies are working on it, and using/planning to use Sahana at each incidents
22:29.11ajuonlinebut who wants such incidents to happen at all
22:29.58smtmsajuonline, Sahana devs
22:31.17ajuonlineyou dont know what you are talking about :-/
22:31.48summatusmentisI assume smtms is kidding
22:32.19ajuonlinei hope so,
22:32.23summatusmentisin the same way that Doctors want people to get sick so that they can have jobs, Sahana Devs want earthquakes to happen so that their service gets used
22:32.39ajuonlinebut as a Sahana dev, i dont want people to die
22:32.46ajuonlinejust check the news on these incidents
22:32.58summatusmentisno one actually wants people to get sick, or for earthquakes to happen
22:33.39ajuonlinedoctors get paid? i dont
22:34.15summatusmentistrue
22:34.30summatusmentisbut I can guarantee you, if you talk to most doctors, they don't want people to get sick either
22:35.07ajuonlineyeah, thats nothing to argue about :)
22:35.37summatusmentis:-P
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22:57.16jasebo|awayajuonline, is anyone using sahana in Samoa or Sumatra?
23:00.38ajuonlinejasebo|away: Philippines, yes.
23:00.51ajuonlinei have to check up on that, people are in touch though
23:00.58jasebo|awaythat's great!
23:01.40ajuonlinejasebo: http://twitter.com/ajuonline/status/4613925653
23:02.39jasebohave you got someone at Sahana doing publicity on it?
23:03.01ajuonlinenope - started off as a volunteer effort
23:03.07ajuonlineby local agencies/ngo
23:03.16ajuonlinethen IBM came in to support
23:03.40ajuonline(i think)
23:03.58ajuonlinethey reached out to us on the lists, and developers are in touch with them, supporting
23:04.21ajuonlinethe guys are using twitter extensively
23:04.28jasebomake sure someone writes a media-release before Phillipines fades as a news story
23:04.33ajuonline#Sahana
23:04.41ajuonlineyeah we are doing that,
23:04.48ajuonlinetracking and keeping notes
23:05.04jasebo:-) It's a bit awful, but you need to strike while there is active media interest, and they lose interest in these things really quickly
23:05.42ajuonlinejasebo: we just started a New Zealand Sahana cluster, reaching out to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific.
23:06.02ajuonlinesome active bunch of peeps there
23:06.39ajuonlinejasebo: https://launchpad.net/~sahana-nz
23:08.48ajuonlinejasebo: just now someone from Indonesia got in touch, they are working on an install - collecting data for now
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23:10.04jasebobrilliant :-)
23:10.56ajuonlinejasebo: you are going to the mentor summit - right?
23:11.08jaseboyep
23:11.27ajuonlineGavin Treadgold, from NZ, one of Sahana guys will be there
23:11.38ajuonlinei think*
23:11.54jasebocool, I'm interested in Sahana!
23:12.02jasebogotta go, have a meeting just starting
23:12.08ajuonlineme sleep :)
23:12.09ajuonlinelaterz
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