IRC log for #gsoc on 20100323

00:00.29robbyoconnor(i don't mean to sound like an ass -- just seen a lot of people who probably don't belong in the program due to the inability to try and find info before asking)
00:00.31pygiDark_Shikari, optimization is fun :D
00:00.35robbyoconnoror reading the FAQ FIRST
00:00.50Dark_Shikaripygi: our most successful 2008 student (and 2009 mentor) believes that said task is the hardest there is
00:00.54Dark_Shikarihe doesn't think he could do it
00:00.58Dark_Shikariat least on x86
00:01.04Dark_Shikarihe's not entirely sure it's actually possible
00:01.28pygisigh :)
00:01.36Dark_ShikariHe's a scary assembly programmer
00:01.39Dark_ShikariI mean, I thought I was decent
00:01.46Dark_Shikarithen I mentored him
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00:02.07robbyoconnorouch lol
00:02.36Dark_Shikarihe actually got paid extra cash after SoC by a corporate sponsor of ours--he needed money and they were willing to pay him to finish up a patch that would give an overall 10-15% speed increase
00:03.00Dark_Shikaribeing a student can be profitable too =p
00:03.02pygiDark_Shikari, ouch, that's a lot of speed
00:03.14pygitakes back what he said about it being interesting
00:03.17robbyoconnorwhat org?
00:03.21LtGenJonesrobbyoconnor: I understand what you're saying and I understand the reason for the harsh-sounding responses, but I have tried to look up some of these answers before and I thought it would be more helpful to get a personal answer
00:03.38robbyoconnorLtGenJones: that's always easier
00:03.40Dark_ShikariLtGenJones: a personal answer comes from the organization you're interested in
00:03.50Dark_Shikariyou can't give a specific answer to a general problem
00:03.59robbyoconnorbut i've seen A LOT of "I'm not a student, am i eligible?"
00:04.10robbyoconnorwell gee, read the FAQ, it's answered, quite clearly!
00:04.31robbyoconnorgranted *SOME* werent as cut and dry but few and far between
00:04.50robbyoconnornow's the time you go to your orgs and stop bugging the general gsoc community :)
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00:05.48Catfish_Manrobbyoconnor: I'm pretty sure the FAQ doesn't cover the unicorn bakery
00:06.10robbyoconnorhow is that gsoc related?
00:06.37Catfish_Manit's #gsoc lore from '06
00:06.39Catfish_Mandon't mind me :)
00:06.45Dark_Shikarilol
00:06.50Dark_Shikariwhat's the story behind that one anyways?
00:06.54Dark_Shikarihas only been here for 3 years
00:07.10Catfish_ManI honestly don't remember. It was something we came up with while discussing writing an OS in Malbolge
00:07.16downeymif you can't read FAQ's before asking questions, you'll likely not get selected :) questions are ok, but smart questions are better.
00:07.29downeymhttp://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
00:07.57Dark_Shikaridowneym: always a good link
00:08.18robbyoconnoryou'll instantly find the stupid ones :)
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00:10.45LtGenJonesrobbyoconnor: The GSOC website's answer to  "How do I prepare for Google Summer of Code" is don't wait, get started now, find some projects, and idle in irc channels
00:11.05robbyoconnorexactly
00:11.06Dark_ShikariLtGenJones: which is accurate
00:11.12downeym+1
00:11.15robbyoconnorthat imples: 1) look at the project lisst
00:11.16LtGenJonesThat wasn't terribly helpful, so I decided to come to an irc channel, since the ogre channel is abandoned
00:11.17robbyoconnor2) find an org
00:11.23LtGenJonesdone
00:11.24robbyoconnor3) lurk in their channel, mailing list etc
00:11.26downeymthis is not the channel to idle in :)
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00:11.36robbyoconnorreading comphreension is also a requirement.
00:11.45LtGenJonesand spelling?
00:11.47robbyoconnor(not necessarily the ability to spell!)
00:11.49downeymlol
00:11.49LtGenJoneslol
00:11.59robbyoconnorjust be able to read
00:12.00Dark_ShikariLtGenJones: personally if I was a student
00:12.04Dark_ShikariI wouldn't apply to a project without active irc
00:12.21robbyoconnorI wouldn't apply to a project without knowing what you're getting yourself into
00:12.38robbyoconnor...im not sure I would have applied for my project if i knew allll the work it was gonna take
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00:12.46robbyoconnorand how hard it was gonna be
00:12.52Dark_Shikarirobbyoconnor: often that's a good thing
00:12.54downeymThe point is this: Find out how the project you like communicates, then try to join those people in communicating (in a polite way)
00:13.00Dark_ShikariI've gotten into many things that were far more work than I expected
00:13.01robbyoconnorI jumped in head first
00:13.06Dark_Shikariyet when I was done, I was still glad I did it
00:13.07robbyoconnorproject failed, but i didn't :)
00:13.24robbyoconnorI have a successful 2009 project in an unstable state currently
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00:13.35Dark_ShikariI have some parts of a resin model on my desk.  If I had known how much work it would be to make this thing, I would have never even CONSIDERED it >_>
00:13.45Dark_ShikariBut I know when I'm done, it'll look really cool, so I won't regret it.
00:13.52Dark_ShikariAnd I know I can't stop in the middle, because that would be really lame.
00:13.55Dark_ShikariSame thing applies to SOC.
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00:14.22sreichmeh, half-finished projects ftw ;-)
00:14.30sreichyou can collect more of them that way
00:14.32Dark_Shikariit's worse for physical projects though
00:14.34Dark_Shikaribecause they sit on your desk
00:14.35Dark_Shikariand every day
00:14.37Dark_Shikarithey STARE AT YOU
00:14.41LtGenJoneslol
00:14.42Dark_Shikariand you are reminded about how you didn't finish it
00:14.52Dark_ShikariWhich is a good way to finish projects
00:14.54downeymSome examples of questions ... Stupid: I can't get the code from project foo to compile. Why is it broken? ... Smart: The code from project foo doesn't compile under Nulix version 6.2. I've read the FAQ, but it doesn't have anything in it about Nulix-related problems. Here's a transcript of my compilation attempt; is it something I did?
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00:14.56sreichwell, unless you convince yourself that it's half-finished self *was* the end of the project
00:14.56Dark_Shikarieven for digital projects, stick them on your desktop
00:14.58sreich:D
00:15.03downeym(courtesy esr)
00:15.06Dark_Shikariand make them remind you every day that you're not done.
00:15.17marcovbgood night everybody
00:15.27Dark_Shikaridowneym: the doom9 rules have a great set of bad ways to ask questions
00:15.30Dark_Shikari"What's the best X?!?!?!?"
00:15.51robbyoconnorI have this old professor @ my school who teaches digital electronics
00:15.56robbyoconnorshe plays DOOM!
00:16.05robbyoconnorshe looks like a grandmother and played DOOM!
00:16.06downeymDark_Shikari: I am particularly loving the "tell me how to start" GSoC "questions" :)
00:16.09robbyoconnorCOME ON!!!!!
00:16.14robbyoconnorhow can she not be cool!
00:16.33Dark_Shikaridowneym: lol
00:16.43Dark_Shikariwell, it is a good question
00:16.44holgerto apply into gsoc: feel certain you have it in you to do something useful. and feel free to admit you're not quite there yet. my project was ok with what i delivered anyway (which wasn't much). and then i suddenly found some more. which got me a diploma thesis and the project some serious speedup in a part of the code where that was entirely unexpected
00:16.48Dark_Shikariit's just a question that has a very simple answer ;)
00:17.07Dark_Shikariholger being the student I mentioned earlier ;)
00:17.30downeymholger: release early, release often
00:17.34downeymglares at robbyoconnor
00:17.37downeym:)
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00:18.35robbyoconnordowneym: hey! her class was a joke! I got an A LOL
00:18.39holgerreads backlog.
00:18.45robbyoconnorher midterm was funny to take
00:18.45downeymi want a mac port of duke nukem
00:18.47holgeryeah. that pretty much sums it up
00:19.24robbyoconnorsadly -- a friend of mine is struggling lol
00:19.29LtGenJonesIs he the crazy assembly programmer!
00:19.34robbyoconnorshe
00:19.37robbyoconnorand no
00:19.40LtGenJonesoh
00:19.43robbyoconnorthere was no programming in this course :)
00:20.22Dark_ShikariLtGenJones: yes, holger is.
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00:20.50robbyoconnorholger: wait you're crazy?
00:20.59sreichrobbyoconnor: eh? what was it?
00:21.36robbyoconnorIf a schizophrenic is deaf, do they still hear voices?
00:21.46robbyoconnor(Note: I'm hard of hearing!)
00:21.57robbyoconnornot necessarily the first bit eh
00:22.04summatusmentishi all
00:22.05robbyoconnortakes back the joke...
00:22.13robbyoconnorBAD joke
00:22.20sreichwell, it depends..
00:22.22robbyoconnorerases everybody's buffer!
00:22.45sreichobviously they wouldn't hear physical people's voices
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00:23.07robbyoconnorhttp://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs472.ash1/25903_391219521688_639846688_4270480_2561545_n.jpg
00:23.10robbyoconnorLOL
00:23.27summatusmentisthat's.... older than the internet >.>
00:24.09holgerlet's just say most people are going to go "wtf" at you if you start talking about asm opts. even my diploma father was. and he didn't give me that 1,0 i was aiming for in the end. this was just too low level for him i guess. got a 1,3
00:25.02Dark_Shikarilol european grading system
00:25.14robbyoconnorUS > *
00:25.31Dark_Shikarilol US grade inflation
00:25.52holger(i knew when he was inquiring about the c compiler opts i compared the asm to. yes. this was gcc on full optimization. yes, the asm being 10x faster or more wasn't in error)
00:26.29Dark_Shikarilol
00:26.36Dark_Shikari>trusting a compiler to generate fast code
00:26.44Dark_Shikari>trusting autovectorization
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00:29.36LtGenJonesDark_Shikari:You said that this time, none of the prospective students had previously contributed to x264, does that mean a student who has contributed to it would have a substantially greater chance of being selected or is it just slightly preferred?
00:29.48holgerDark_Shikari:  if anyone should be crazy enough to take on asm opts i'd be happy to mentor again. told j-b the same for vlc
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00:29.56robbyoconnorLtGenJones: yes
00:30.02robbyoconnorthe org knows what they're getting into
00:30.10robbyoconnor(that's how i'd say)
00:30.26robbyoconnorLtGenJones: ultimately, it's the student with the best laid out plans
00:30.34LtGenJonesok then, for the next year, that's all I'll be doing
00:30.43robbyoconnoruhm
00:30.46robbyoconnorwhy not now?
00:31.00robbyoconnoryou still have a chance
00:31.05robbyoconnorjust have to really shine :P
00:31.26holgerLtGenJones:  the ppl contributing already are not exactly eligible for gsoc. (or wait, Dark_Shikari probably is ;)
00:31.50LtGenJonesWell my programming portfolio is almost imaginary
00:32.01robbyoconnorLtGenJones: well, show your stuff
00:32.07robbyoconnorstart coding *NOW*
00:32.25Dark_ShikariLtGenJones: substantially greater
00:32.46Dark_ShikariBut we don't really do much "hiring our own people"
00:32.53Dark_Shikariffmpeg did that at one point and the guy got really lazy
00:33.01Dark_Shikaribecause he knew he was "in" no matter what
00:33.22LtGenJonesso it just became free money almost
00:33.26ojwbi know some orgs avoid doing that
00:33.34Dark_Shikarisome projects do basically do it for free money
00:33.38robbyoconnorhopefully mine doesn't :)
00:33.43Dark_Shikariwe have someone, he's going to be doing X, let's make him a student
00:34.10robbyoconnormy first year, i was a shoe-in
00:34.13Dark_Shikariit looks good to google too, because it often increases success rates
00:34.16Dark_Shikaribut IMO it's a bad idea.
00:34.25robbyoconnormy second year, not so much
00:34.33ojwbDark_Shikari: OTOH, that can be valid - if the person doing X would need to take a summer job to pay the bills, they couldn't do X in that time
00:34.35robbyoconnorbut i got in
00:34.43Dark_Shikariojwb: yeah, it can be valid
00:34.48LtGenJonesDark_Shikari: what do you mean it looks good to google?
00:34.53Dark_ShikariLtGenJones: higher success rate
00:34.55ojwbpersonally I'd be cautious
00:34.55holgeri should get re-enrolled for postgrad no matter what and just become a student again. but wait. the project i would be aiming for is almost impossible. now what?
00:35.29Dark_Shikariholger: learn to work on the real part of the encoder that matters ;)
00:35.57LtGenJonesrobbyoconnor: How were you a shoe-in your first year? What did you do?
00:36.13robbyoconnorLtGenJones: the project admins pushed me to apply
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00:36.22LtGenJonesoh lol
00:36.35robbyoconnorI didnt even actually know my project!
00:36.37robbyoconnorLOL
00:36.41robbyoconnorthe project itself failed
00:36.56robbyoconnorin fact, I just recently killed it
00:37.08robbyoconnor(aka i'm not gonna focus energy on it anymore)
00:37.22robbyoconnorI would basically be duplicating a ton of code
00:37.42holgerDark_Shikari:  as you may well know by now, i am going to go for different experiences first ;)
00:37.55Dark_Shikaridifferent experiences?  says mr. still doing asm? =p
00:37.55robbyoconnorholger: you're nuts
00:38.14robbyoconnorI hate asm
00:38.40holgersays mr. going to change diapers on his son
00:38.41Dark_Shikaribut it's great
00:38.44LtGenJonesI'm going to spend a year learning it so I can get a spot
00:38.48Dark_Shikarithe computer does exactly what you tell it to
00:38.48Dark_Shikari=p
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00:39.25LtGenJonesany gsoc projects use Lisp that you know of?
00:40.07LtGenJonesoh wait, nevermind, that one of those questions I could have looked up before asking
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00:40.21LtGenJoneslol I'm still reading this long essay on how to ask questions
00:40.30Dark_Shikariit's a good essay ;)
00:40.52sreichwhich one was that?
00:40.57Catfish_Manugh. VPN over bus irc is so slow :(
00:41.01holgerrobbyoconnor:  asm is f*cking great. you can't blame anyone but yourself if it doesn't do what you want it to
00:41.20robbyoconnorthat's just it!
00:41.36robbyoconnor!orgbylang
00:41.36socinfo"orgbylang" is 2009 list is work in progress: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Languages
00:41.44robbyoconnormost orgs are in this year
00:41.52LtGenJoneshttp://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
00:42.04holgerso where is fedora this year? anyone know?
00:42.10LtGenJoneshiding
00:42.34robbyoconnori think they got shot out back
00:42.39robbyoconnorcheck the dumpster
00:42.40robbyoconnor:P
00:42.50LtGenJonesits hiding from this monstrous os I'm making with visual basic
00:43.16robbyoconnor....
00:43.24robbyoconnorvisual.... basic?
00:43.30LtGenJonesjealous...
00:43.31robbyoconnorhold on one second
00:43.34robbyoconnorHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAA
00:43.37LtGenJoneslol
00:43.41robbyoconnorLtGenJones: no, in fact i'm laughing at you
00:43.54robbyoconnorthat's not a language, it's a joke by MS
00:44.04ojwbholger: not accepted according to their wiki page
00:44.19holgerojwb:  link?
00:44.36LtGenJonesoh dang, I forgot, I'm a noob so i cant make jokes like that or ppl might think i actually am trying
00:44.56ojwb(lmgtfy) http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/GSoC_2010
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00:46.15robbyoconnorLtGenJones: what programming language do you know?
00:46.24robbyoconnoror languages
00:46.24LtGenJonesI need a new project to follow, Dark_Shikari forbade me from trying Ogre
00:46.59LtGenJonesI think I'm about an intermediate programmer in C++, I'm trying to learn c#, and thats it
00:47.17holgerojwb:  i never understood the jboss.org part
00:47.27robbyoconnorso only C++ and learning C#?
00:47.38LtGenJonesyep
00:47.44robbyoconnorhmm
00:47.53robbyoconnora lot of KDE is written in C++
00:47.56robbyoconnorlook at that org
00:48.02LtGenJonesgotcha
00:48.10robbyoconnorGNOME is written in C
00:48.26robbyoconnorpidgin is in C as well.
00:48.31Catfish_Manis WebKit or Chrome participating this year? They're both interesting C++ projects
00:48.40robbyoconnorthey have to be
00:48.47robbyoconnormelange is a django app
00:50.12sreichLtGenJones: ah yes, I'm surprised at how a lot of this is not put into common practice (i.e. common sense)
00:50.25sreichremebers reading this some time ago..
00:50.41LtGenJoneswhat?
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00:50.53robbyoconnorLtGenJones: so follow those
00:51.02sreichLtGenJones: oh sorry, talking about the essay
00:51.09robbyoconnorKDE, GNOME, Chrome/Webkit, pick one :)
00:51.18robbyoconnorif the third is there
00:51.26robbyoconnor:> I never looked at the list I have my org selected :)
00:57.22jallchromium is, aye.
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01:43.06xsteranyone worked with nmap in the past?
01:43.19ferringbmmm?
01:43.41ferringbexpects a lot of people here have used it... although you're probably asking about nmap as a gSoC target?
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01:45.16tontotoin the movie battle royale they edit the source code for nmap
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01:59.02xstertontoto: lol rly? haven't noticed
01:59.26xsterya, as a soc project, they seem quite interesting
02:00.58robbyoconnorive yused it
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02:17.21jbourne3!next
02:17.22socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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06:27.51ritek!next
06:27.51socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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07:10.41ozanhi, is there any restrictions on students which want to apply for the same organization that they worked last year?
07:11.02skbohraozan: depends solely on org
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07:11.21skbohraif you are working with org since last year you must have understanding imo
07:12.18ozanskbohra: ok, so google doesn't restrict mentoring organizations for not accepting a student again?
07:12.29skbohrano
07:12.37fennoh wtf i have to be a college student?
07:12.48skbohrafenn: yes
07:13.01fennwhat is the point of that?
07:13.01skbohraessentially
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07:13.16skbohraits a summer job for students to get started with oss
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07:13.55fennbut school is bullshit
07:13.56LawnGnomefenn: The aim of the programme is to effectively allow students to earn the same sort of money they'd earn flipping burgers over the northern hemisphere summer by doing something useful for their future career and open source software instead.
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07:17.58sanjoydHow acceptable is it to submit a preliminary proposal as a PDF?
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07:18.05sanjoydJust curious.
07:18.30dholbachgood morning
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07:20.33_Samosanjoyd, some organisations recommend interacting with them as soon as they are accepted as a mentoring org
07:21.18_Samosanjoyd, a preliminary proposal is a very good idea
07:21.28fennare there any other "invest in open source development" type programs funded by google?
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07:22.00fennor other organizations.. as long as they're not too restrictive
07:22.39skbohrafenn: some org have their bounty programs
07:23.13fenni dont have enough time to work on other peoples' problems :\
07:23.27fenndamn this meat body!
07:23.53sanjoydI do think GSoC should allow school students.
07:24.24sanjoydThe size of their to-be contribution should be the only thing that matters.
07:24.28fennGSoC should just fund whatever sounds reasonable
07:24.47xnox!google
07:24.47socinfo"google" is not the cosmic cash machine people think it is.
07:24.58rajatsanjoyd maybe they want greater commitment levels
07:25.14fennxnox: i beg to differ
07:25.22fenn$5k is peanuts
07:25.46fenn$5M is peanuts
07:25.46xnox$5k * 1000 = $5 000 000 cash!
07:26.04ferringbnotes it's pretty easy to state $5M is peanuts when it's not your cash
07:26.07ferringbsame goes for $5k
07:26.08xnoxfenn, would you mind lending me a few peanuts than? =)
07:26.12ferringbexactly
07:26.21sanjoydIt is not about the money being peanuts.
07:26.21fennseriously, WORLDWIDE we have only ~$5M in semi-independent software development?
07:26.31sanjoydThe earlier a student is exposed, the better.
07:26.37sanjoydfenn: That'
07:26.44sanjoydfenn: That's just a start.
07:27.14sanjoydfenn: If money is the only thing on your mind you're probably in the wrong place.
07:27.40fennmoney is the last thing on my mind but everybody is pestering me about "what are you going to do? what are you going to do?"
07:27.48fenni thought i had an answer today
07:27.58xnoxConsidering only 80% success rate and you actually hire all sudents
07:28.07xnoxand by the way it costs 5.5k for google per student
07:28.25xnoxthen with 20% failure google is committing to loose 1.1M
07:28.34ferringbxnox: more, actually.  you're forgetting overhead inherint in it, head count dedicated to it, etc.
07:28.38xnoxthat's pretty risky independ programming
07:28.40fennwhat percentage of commercial projects fail? hmm?
07:28.56fragalotI'd only be allowed to work for 20 days >.<
07:28.57ferringbwonders where fenn is going w/ this screed
07:29.01fragalotshakes fist @ the belgian .gov
07:29.02xnoxAnd most of GSoC probably are not worth 5k anyhow
07:29.03fennand i'm not talking about "slap together another website"
07:29.26fennferringb: i'm just pissed and have nowhere to vent but here
07:29.40ferringbventing at folk doing something good
07:29.42ferringbright, good idea.
07:29.54fragalotamazing idea...Where have we seen this before?
07:29.56fennsuggest alternative solution please
07:29.56fragalotOH wait. america
07:29.59xnoxso..... google is doing public service here. Investing into future hoping those students will go on to create amazing software
07:30.08fragalotfenn: #defocus ? :P
07:30.12sanjoydNot really, open source is not about public service.
07:30.16fennwhy does everyone love college students?
07:30.17sanjoydGoogle profits from it as well.
07:30.27fragalotfenn: they bring in fresh ideas
07:30.30sanjoydOpen Source is an infrastructure.
07:30.30fennno they don't
07:30.32sanjoydFor instance,
07:30.41fennthey regurgitate whatever they just had rammed down their throats the last 4 years
07:30.48sanjoydif someone does something really cool with the linux kernel scheduler
07:30.49ferringberr
07:31.06sanjoydGoogle, which runs linux on their servers
07:31.10sanjoydbecomes more efficient.
07:31.16sanjoydIt is give and take, really
07:31.34sanjoydLike spending money on a road so that your cars run faster.
07:31.36fennopen source helps everybody == a public service
07:31.43ferringbsanjoyd: also is the angle of getting a good look at the self selected candidates who would likely be viable google candidates
07:31.54sanjoydferringb: Possbily. :)
07:31.56ferringbsanjoyd: beneficial all around either way.
07:32.02ferringbs/possibly// ;)
07:32.19sanjoydShould've slept.
07:32.22sanjoyd:/
07:32.26ferringbusually how it goes
07:32.43ferringb"I'll crash after I fix this @!#*ing idiocy"... right.  then 5am rolls around.
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07:32.46fragalotI think we can all conclude that there is no downside and therefore there is little point for argument?
07:33.04sanjoydExcept fenn probably. :)
07:33.15ferringbabsolutes are notoriously easy to pick a hole in also
07:33.17fragalotI bet he's part of the Tea party. *runs*
07:34.12ferringbnotes discussion regarding soc projects is a bit more on topic
07:34.16ferringbsame for questions regarding the process
07:34.27ferringbalso happens to be a bit less annoying to idle and observe ;)
07:35.16fragalothehe
07:35.32fragalotI'll go camp outside the postal office for the next half an hour for them to open I tihnk
07:35.36fragalotbuhbai!
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07:39.34fennhmm. "You are eligible to apply if you are enrolled in an accredited pre-university educational program provided you meet all of the other eligibility requirements."
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07:52.03fennok solving this "how to look like a student in 19 days" puzzle is not interesting
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09:12.59skbohrachaturlingam: hi
09:13.10skbohrachaturlingam: are you new to gsoc ?
09:14.14chaturlingamskbohra: jeee, mayein fhirst time gsoc apply karti
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09:50.08phoneixhi does registering myself as a mentor for some org , stops a person for applying as a student ?
09:50.22phoneixI mean myself
09:50.37skbohrayes  i think
09:50.41skbohrayou cant be both
09:51.14phoneixthere I am just applying to be a mentor , I am not a mentor
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09:52.36phoneixI thought I could still apply to be an student
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09:59.52schumamldid you check the docs?
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11:14.04c_schmitz_!timeline
11:14.04GHFTime:
11:14.04socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
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11:16.06__asdf__hello.... :)
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11:40.24mess110I wanted to ask a question. there is nothing saying that a student can not apply to multiple organisations correct?
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11:41.35loupgaroublondmess110, no, there isn't, but there are plenty of reasons why you shouldn't
11:42.44mess110loupgaroublond: thanks. I know. but before the application period starts I want to check more organisations. see what I would like to work with most :)
11:43.03loupgaroublondoh sure
11:43.35loupgaroublondjust a) be transparent about it to both orgs, be open about it and b) a good application takes alot of work, don't submit two mediocre ones in place of one good one
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12:16.06salsamananybody from google here ?
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12:17.50mmadiasalsaman : usually it's best to simply ask your question and then have
12:17.53mmadia!patience
12:17.54socinfo"patience" is very important in GSoC. Check !next and the !timeline and go code something useful.
12:18.12salsamanok, i was wondering what exactly is meant by "accredited" institution
12:19.01salsamanis there a list somewhere ?
12:19.45keheliya!next
12:19.46socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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12:20.05wiktorihttp://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2010/03/meet-your-mentors-announcing-accepted.html
12:20.20Abhinav1salsaman: http://goo.gl/v3Mh
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12:22.35salsamanAbhinav1, thanks
12:22.48Abhinav1salsaman: np
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13:14.43ojwbPhoenixAFK: you're supposed to decide if you want to apply as a student or a mentor
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13:16.01ojwbto actually be allocated as a mentor to a student, you'd have to do so before you knew if you'd been accepted as a student, so that wouldn't really work
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13:39.13_Samoguys can two students work in the same project?
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13:43.59lut4rp_Samo, nope.
13:44.19_Samofrom the faqs: # What happens if two students are accepted to work on the same project, e.g. from an organization's "Ideas" list?
13:44.21_SamoThat's fine, a little duplication is par for the course in open source.
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13:44.45_Samobut our question is, is it the stiped shared in this case?
13:44.46Meksure, they can do both do the same thing, they just can't both do half of that project
13:44.56lut4rp_Samo, no.
13:44.57_Samoor not?
13:45.11lut4rpthe project might be dependent on each other (as it happened with me partially last year)
13:45.22lut4rpbut the stipend won't be shared
13:45.50_Samobut each student gets his/her own stipend, don't they?
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13:47.17lut4rpyes.
13:47.23lut4rpNo stipend sharing.
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13:49.31schumamlthe stipend is per accepted (and successful) student, not per idea
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14:39.14mdcwoohoo! our IRC channel has gotten lots of students looking to apply.  This could be a fun application period :)
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15:30.15saket9999can anyone give suggestions how to start for gsoc
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15:33.32saket9999<PROTECTED>
15:33.35saket9999<PROTECTED>
15:33.36arunsaket9999, check out http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforStudents
15:33.37saket9999<PROTECTED>
15:33.38saket9999<PROTECTED>
15:33.48arunsaket9999, please don't do that.
15:33.51saket9999thnx
15:33.53saket9999:)
15:33.54blast007one suggestion would be to not spam the channel
15:33.59blast007;)
15:34.05saket9999hmm
15:34.10saket9999no replyin so
15:34.17mmadia!patience
15:34.18socinfo"patience" is very important in GSoC. Check !next and the !timeline and go code something useful.
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15:34.44saket9999thnq all
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15:34.45arunsaket9999, that's really anti-social irc behavior. you probably didn't know that, but that sort of behavior can get you kicked from the channel.
15:34.57saket9999omg
15:35.28saket9999=-O
15:35.34hypa7iasaket9999: also, if you're 12 as you appear to be, you don't qualify
15:35.40hypa7iajust sayin'
15:36.01saket9999:D
15:36.53arunouch
15:36.56mmadiai think what hypa7ia means,  using language skills that are appropriate for conversing with employers is appreciated.
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15:37.12saket9999sorry
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15:45.46kblinsaket9999: arun was completely right, if I had been online 15 minutes ago, you would have earned a kick
15:45.59kblinsaket9999: please don't do that again
15:47.34hypa7iasaket9999: don't PM me.
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15:49.52x`he's trouble :)
15:50.09kageiity whats he upto?
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15:50.31x`gut feeling, that's all
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15:51.25x`i'm finding more and more interesting things as i read through the orgs' ideas lists ... a good selection indeed!
15:51.30kblinnow let's all pretend to be grown-ups again, underage mentors excluded :)
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15:52.27x`;)
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15:58.48hollowmani am an undergraduate and know  php,c,C++ which area do u prefer to start?
15:59.35loupgaroublondhollowman, find a mentoring organisation you would love to work for, and start talking to them
15:59.39infinity0hollowman: pick a project that interests you, see http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
15:59.41hypa7iahollowman: start by typing /topic and look at the links there :)
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16:01.27kblin!orgsbylang
16:01.27socinfo"orgsbylang" is The 2009 list is work in progress: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Languages
16:01.54summatusmentisthat's last year
16:02.08hypa7iashould stil mostly apply
16:02.14hypa7iawe should update it for this year tho
16:02.19summatusmentisgranted
16:02.20hollowmani mean i will not be able to understand some of projects also
16:04.11kitallishollowman, saket9999? :P
16:04.32hollowmanyup
16:04.37shreyasLOL
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16:07.07kblinsummatusmentis: patches welcome
16:07.26summatusmentisI'm spending my time to build a time machine instead >.>
16:07.55kblincan't you do this later?
16:08.05summatusmentisdebatably
16:08.05kblinor earler, time machines tend to confuse me
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16:44.22ScottMacany googlers about?
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16:49.35mlankhorstScottMac: just ask your question and maybe we can help..
16:50.03ScottMacwhats the easiest way to get from the mountain view caltrain station to the Big Table lunch cafe
16:50.04ScottMac:P
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16:50.49mlankhorstScottMac: maps.google.com
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16:51.02ScottMacmlankhorst: i mean is there a Google shuttle
16:51.12ScottMacthat takes staff from the caltrain to the campus
16:51.13ScottMacI assume so
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16:52.17mlankhorstpresumably, but that's not a question to ask here..
16:52.37mlankhorstso instead ask the person who invited you to come to there
16:52.42dandersonand unless you're a googler, no, there is no shuttle.
16:52.58ScottMaci sent him a dm, but he's in a meeting
16:53.11dandersonfrom the caltrain, you can hop into one of the busses that go around the bay area, can't recall which though
16:53.12ScottMacand boo, we let people get our shuttle when they're coming from meetings
16:53.18ScottMaczipcar it is :)
16:53.22dandersonand the very simplest is to take a cab, or get someone to pick you up
16:53.38Croftonand, you can drink beer on caltrain
16:53.47mlankhorstdanderson: no longer interning? :P
16:53.54dandersonScottMac: I don't have visibility into the shuttle policy, since I don't work in mountain view and frankly couldn't care less about their workarounds for shitty public transportation :P
16:54.03ScottMacheh
16:54.13ScottMacits fine, i'll suck it up and zipcar / cab
16:54.23dandersonmlankhorst: nope, I transitioned to the software engineering career ladder
16:54.27mlankhorstaw
16:54.31dandersonafter making it to Distinguished Senior Intern
16:54.39mlankhorstliked the eternal intern title more
16:55.06dandersonI did intern, senior intern, and distinguished intern
16:55.16ScottMacour intern interviews are this week
16:55.20ScottMacI made HR unhappy
16:55.30ScottMacapparently wearing "You can make interns do anything" shirt isn't good
16:55.33dandersonand what's my job title now...
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16:55.41dandersondarn, just "Software engineer"
16:55.53dandersonI need to find a better title than that
16:56.00ScottMacmine is made up
16:56.05ScottMacOpen Source Developer Advocate
16:56.08dandersonhas colleagues who are "Protocol droid" and "Special weapons dalek"
16:56.42dhoI'm pretty sure I've been `Software Engineer' for the past 10 years.
16:56.44dhoor at least 5
16:56.45mlankhorstdanderson: muahah
16:57.11lut4rpProtocol Droid O_O
16:57.31dandersonhe worked on i18n at the time
16:57.53mlankhorstdanderson: go for 'corporate spy'
16:57.55mlankhorst:>
16:57.58dandersonand I think he's with Android now, so it still works out
16:58.05dhodanderson: heh.
16:59.12ScottMacmy cards say Scottish PHP Ninja
16:59.34ScottMacwe're encouraged to come up with a tagline
16:59.42anth_xi liked ended up with a title we couldn't fit on our business cards.
16:59.48ScottMacheh
16:59.50LawnGnomeMy favourite set of business cards were the ones that proclaimed me as the "Roaming Agent of Chaos".
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17:00.01ScottMacoh I want to do that
17:00.59dhoanth_x: heh, at BL?
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17:01.50anth_xno, after that.
17:02.00dhoah. what was it?
17:02.20anth_xi don't even remember. "Process Engineer and Architecture Analyst" i think. something like that.
17:02.39anth_xmy boss made it up because we didn't really have a spot for what i was doing.
17:02.39dhoHeh.
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17:03.31mlankhorstWhat about software pirate?
17:03.32mlankhorst:P
17:03.43mlankhorstfor those who don't like ninjas
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17:15.33micahcowan*sigh*... melange is 500-ing when I try to submit a home page for GNU (and for nothing else).
17:16.40_Samohi is there an application I can set up what time is it for diferent people involved in GSoC?
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17:16.48brooksmicahcowan: resubmitting the form worked for me
17:17.00micahcowanI've resubmitted twice.
17:17.03micahcowanI'll try sometime later.
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17:17.31_Samoso people can realose their mentors might be actually sleeping
17:18.11_Samoalthough he is connected to the chat room
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17:22.57schumaml_Samo: how about a custom clock at timeanddate.com ?
17:23.23schumamlor dateandtime.com ?
17:23.35robbyoconnorpeople need a brain for that
17:23.50Catfish_Manmost OSs also have free world clock apps available
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17:24.08robbyoconnorwe're programmers
17:24.13robbyoconnorwhy not write something useful?
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17:24.31robbyoconnorthere are HUNDREDS
17:24.32robbyoconnorlol
17:24.36Warenyo
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17:43.26sanjoydThe link to 'Google Open Source Programs Office' is giving a 404.
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17:46.07mdcsanjoyd: are you using http://socghop.appspot.com/
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17:47.45mdcConsidering the level of traffic on our IRC channel, I'm not surprised that the GSoC servers are straining a bit :)
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17:48.18infinity0mdc: no he means the link on the list of mentoring  orgs page
17:48.21infinity0i noticed that earlier, too
17:48.28mdcah, ok
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17:50.27mdcinfinity0 sanjoyd does this link work for you?
17:50.27mdchttp://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
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17:51.26infinity0yes, but the link for the mentoring organisation "Google Open Source Programs Office" points to http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/None
17:52.15mdcinfinity0: Sounds like something to report -- not sure if it should be a melange report or an email to OSPO.
17:52.59infinity0eh, too busy to do that myself atm, i'm sure they will notice soon
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18:04.02socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
18:04.04chx!next
18:04.04socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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18:17.02schumamlIMO s/can/should/
18:17.21StickleBricksis there a page that lists some of the easier projects?
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18:21.17schumamlprobably not
18:21.47schumamlif you can get the orgs to add special tags, then you could filter the orgs list for them
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18:28.38infinity0the list page has tags, you can filter those manually
18:28.44infinity0but "easiest" is highly subjective really
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19:03.31Subaruhey, is there anyone here who could answer a few questions for me?
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19:04.47thiagoss!ask
19:04.47socinfo"ask" is Don't ask to ask, just ask. Meta-questions lead to meta-answers and wasted time.
19:04.53thiagossSubaru: ^^
19:05.20schumamland preferably they aren't answered by the FAQ already
19:05.36thiagoss!faq
19:05.36socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs
19:05.59schumamlsocinfo: list karma
19:05.59socinfoError: "list" is not a valid command.
19:06.06schumamlmeh
19:06.12infinity0!commands
19:06.12schumamlsocinfo: karma
19:06.12socinfoHighest karma: "socinfo" (3), "danderson" (2), and "mlankhorst" (2).  Lowest karma: "i18n" (-2), "libtool" (-1), and "when" OR 1==1;" (-1).
19:06.13socinfoError: "commands" is not a valid command.
19:06.23infinity0!help
19:06.24socinfo"help" is !next, !faq, !advice and !wiki. !botabuse tells you about private query syntax
19:06.39infinity0!botabuse
19:06.40socinfo"botabuse" is (#1) Leave me alone! (also, you can play with me as much as you like in a private /query so as not to spam the channel), or (#2) When in a query with me, use whatis #gsoc <factoid> to get the best use., or (#3) You can also get a list of factoids with 'factoids search #gsoc *' and 'more'
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19:07.23infinity0see, i tired that a few days ago and it doesn't work
19:07.26infinity0and it still doesn't
19:07.27_buckbye
19:12.34Subarufactoids search #gsoc *
19:12.37Subaru!factoids search #gsoc *
19:12.37socinfoMore than 100 keys matched that query; please narrow your query.
19:12.45Subaru!factoids search #gsoc elegibility
19:12.45socinfoNo keys matched that query.
19:12.52Subaru!factoids search #gsoc google
19:12.52socinfo"google" is not the cosmic cash machine people think it is.
19:12.57SubaruO_o
19:13.06Subaru!factoids search #gsoc code
19:13.06socinfoNo keys matched that query.
19:13.23dhaunSubaru: can you do that in PMs to the bot, please?
19:13.29Subarusorry sorry
19:13.43micahcowandhart, no, because PMs to the bot are broken
19:14.08Subaruno they arent O_o
19:14.17micahcowanEvery command gives "no such command".
19:14.59Subaru!factoids works :P
19:14.59socinfoError: The "Factoids" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "works" in it.  Try "list Factoids" to see the commands in the "Factoids" plugin.
19:15.00Subaru...sorta
19:15.05Subaru-_-
19:15.30micahcowan<socinfo> Error: "factoids" is not a valid command.
19:16.14Subarutry using /query like it tells you to
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19:16.50Subaruwait, maybe /query and /msg are the same thing >_>
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19:17.42Subaruno, it appears they arent
19:17.45Subaruuse /query
19:17.46micahcowanThey are for me
19:17.46Subaru:P
19:17.50Subaruhm
19:18.07Subaruwell i cant test this more because i screwed up and the bots ignoring me atm
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19:21.02infinity0yeah
19:21.14infinity0pretty sure /query and /msg are the same
19:21.34Subaru[12:13] <Subaru> !factoids search #gsoc google
19:21.34Subaru[12:13] <socinfo> (factoids search [<channel>] [--values] [--{regexp} <value>] [<glob> ...]) -- Searches the keyspace for keys matching <glob>. If --regexp is given, it associated value is taken as a regexp and matched against the keys. If --values is given, search the value space instead of the keyspace.
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19:24.20dhaundoesn't work with "google" but with "g*", for example
19:24.39Subarusweet
19:24.58dhaunand then you can use !whatis to look up the factoid
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19:45.44abhinavI am unable to install ASCEND in ubuntu 9.10, it is unable to link to tcl/tk, libpython2.x, IDA , though i have installed them both through apt-get as well as from source. I believe I have to specify the locations of the packages somewhere. However, I am unable to locate the same.
19:45.55abhinavany help is welcome
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19:46.08Catfish_Manabhinav: is this related to summer of code?
19:46.16sreichwhat does this have to do with gsoc?
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19:46.44russellbit's related to the "code" part of the channel name!
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19:46.57russellbsort of.
19:47.31sreichso it's 1/5th related.. :)
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20:02.48skbohra_!timeline
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20:14.20rahul_hello!! I am from a mentoring organisation. Can anyone help me know how to maintain IRC logs .
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20:18.54sanjoydrahul_: Which organization?
20:19.13rahul_Gephi
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21:01.36__asdf__!help
21:01.37socinfo"help" is !next, !faq, !advice and !wiki. !botabuse tells you about private query syntax
21:01.43__asdf__!wiki
21:01.43socinfo"wiki" is http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/w/list
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21:02.34felipevieira_!next
21:02.34socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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21:12.23AlexMhey, so has anyone decided which projects they want to work on for 2010?
21:12.41AlexMI'm just looking at the project lists now... hope i'm not too late :-D
21:13.57Dark_Shikariapplications haven't even started
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21:14.42AlexMok
21:15.23AlexMbut I mean, contacting people, since apparently you're supposed to contact a mentor before applying for that project... right?
21:15.50Catfish_Manit's a good way to succeed
21:15.51micahcowanAlexM, it definitely improves your chances.
21:16.02hypa7iaAlexM: you still have time.  go find projects you're interested in, and talk to them.
21:16.03Catfish_Manalthough to clarify, a mentoring organization
21:16.06Catfish_Mannot necessarily a mentor
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21:16.38AlexMmicahcowan, hypa7ia: ok
21:17.20neurodroneIs it like the nearer the mentoring organization is to you geographically, the better the chances?
21:17.26AlexMwish I didn't have 2 weeks of solid university work.. :-P, maybe I can contact some after 1st April, although kinda late :-/
21:17.39neurodroneI am a first time participant, so I guess a certain level of paranoia is allowed. :P
21:17.49micahcowanneurodrone, not by my experience.
21:18.01neurodronemicahcowan: oh okay :) good to hear that.
21:18.41AlexMyeah, I was wondering that too, but, if you read the FAQ your location doesn't matter
21:18.57AlexMguessing UK people can apply to since it doesn't say US-only
21:19.37kblinthere's only some countries US companies aren't allowed to do business with
21:19.55dhaunwhat's the "location" of an open source org?
21:20.15thiago_homefew orgs have locations
21:20.15micahcowanWell, I imagine some few might be said to have one... but yeah.
21:20.21AlexMI'm a little scared by some of the projects ;-P... I'm definitely interested in the GNOME ones... GCC & LLVM looks interesting but I'm sure it's way outside of my abilities to be honest
21:20.21thiago_homesome orgs have legal entities that have a home
21:20.23thiago_homefoundations and such
21:20.35thiago_homebut usually they don't mean anything about the project's "location"
21:21.26AlexMhow much support do you get from mentors, especially if you've never contributed to that project before?
21:21.56micahcowanIt depends quite a bit on the mentor.
21:21.56dhoDepends on the mentor and the project.
21:22.03dhobut mostly the mentor, yes.
21:22.07kblinand on the student :)
21:22.10AlexMok
21:22.13AlexMyeah :-)
21:22.22micahcowanIf that's important to you, you should definitely try to get a feel for that from your prospective mentor
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21:22.32AlexMok
21:22.34micahcowanOr it may help to explicitly mention that you're looking for some hand-holding
21:22.41kblinif I notice my student is a lazy bum, I'm less likely to invest a lot of time myself
21:22.42schumamlwe've got the question "what kind of support do you expect from your mentor?" in the application template :)
21:23.06dhoWell, there's a difference between lazy bum and difficult project that could use some insight.
21:23.10micahcowankblin, well sure. Don't want to do their work for them, or put a lot of work into something they'll ignore in turn.
21:23.46kblindho: sure, lazy != does not churn out code like crazy
21:23.56thebolthi kblin
21:24.00kblinhi thebolt
21:24.17AlexMyeah I was just coming from the point of view of, I want to work really hard on a project, but If I got completely stuck and needed to ask questions etc
21:24.32AlexMI'm sure that's what the mentor is their for anyway
21:24.40dhoYep.
21:24.41micahcowanAlexM, that is absolutely what the mentor is for. If they don't respond to that, they're not doing their job.
21:24.41schumaml"churn out code like crazy" with an emphasis on "crazy" is outsourcing, not the result of a soc project
21:25.05thiago_homeguys, this is also Open Source
21:25.10AlexMmicahcowan: ok, thanks! :)
21:25.14dhoDifferent organizations have different expectations though, so you should definitely discuss it first.
21:25.14thiago_homeyou're supposed to complete a project, but you're allowed to talk to people
21:25.28thiago_homethis is not an exam
21:26.03AlexMheh
21:26.22Dark_Shikarimy approach is "there are no such things as stupid questions, only stupid people"
21:26.28Dark_Shikarinot asking questions is a waste of the students' time
21:26.50thiago_homeyet many students don't feel like asking questions
21:26.57schumamlthiago_home: this is the reason why one of our core developers dislikes any floss coding based on bounties
21:27.01thiago_homesome cultural issues, others because of the type of response they get
21:27.01dhoCommunication is tough
21:28.25Dark_Shikarischumaml: bounties are fine as long as they come with the disclaimer "it doesn't count unless your patch passes review, and we reserve the right to say no for any reason including our mood"
21:28.49kblinif I have to reply to a question with a "lmgtfy" link, it's a waste of time ;)
21:29.03Dark_Shikarikblin those are "stupid people" ;)
21:29.14schumamlmy biggest problem is overly humble first impressions
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21:29.22thiago_homeDark_Shikari: GSoC doesn't imply code acceptance
21:29.32thiago_homebut this is on Google's generous side
21:29.41Dark_Shikarisure it doesn't on _google's_ side
21:29.49thiago_homein most subcontracting businesses, you don't get paid unless your client accepts
21:29.53Dark_Shikaribut nobody says you can't refuse to approve a student unless his code gets accepted.
21:29.57Dark_Shikari*refuse to pass
21:30.09schumamlDark_Shikari: more because they stiffle cooperation
21:30.11thiago_hometrue, but this is not exactly the spirit
21:30.24Dark_Shikarisure it is.  we require that all students stick around until they are done
21:30.33Dark_Shikariwe don't accept code dumps
21:30.37thiago_homeif the student makes a valiant effort, but doesn't achieve the code completion, it's still a valiant effort
21:30.42micahcowanI've passed a student who's code never quite went in.
21:30.47Dark_Shikarithen he better stick around until he does finish it.
21:30.52ferringbthiago_home: in my experience, there usually is an upfront payment along w/ a trailing... better is milestone based...
21:30.58thiago_homeI've passed students whose code wasn't acceptable
21:31.04thiago_homethey worked, really hard, they talked to the community
21:31.08micahcowanThat's not a requirement of gsoc. Nor can you pass/fail retroactively based on whether they stick around, so it's a bit of a moot point.
21:31.10AlexMI thought people are supposed to maintain their code even after GSoC has finished?
21:31.11thiago_homethey did everything Open Source devs do
21:31.11ferringbusually won't touch a "you get the cash when we accept" however since that allows people to be dinks
21:31.15thiago_homewhy should I fail him?
21:31.28Dark_Shikarithiago_home: if it's not their fault, obviously you can't blame them
21:31.33thiago_homewhat we don't tolerate is lack of communication and disappearance.
21:31.39Dark_Shikarie.g. if their patch ends up being rejected for reasons unrelated to the student
21:31.45thiago_homeyes, exactly
21:32.04thiago_homeand I mean, maybe the student was way over his skill level (right now, they are students!)
21:32.31thiago_homewhat a student takes 3 months to accomplish, an experienced dev could do in a week
21:32.50AlexMI'm guessing most people who are undergraduate CS students couldn't complete the GSoC projects...
21:32.55micahcowanHm, depends a lot on the student... and the dev.
21:32.58AlexMfrom my experience anyway..
21:33.03thiago_homeand we all know how bad we are at planning. So how can students be held to higher standards?
21:33.06AlexMmaybe some are for PhD etc..
21:33.35thiago_homeanyway, my point is that "accepting the code" isn't the only guideline for GSoC success
21:33.40schumamlDark_Shikari: we want students to place their studies first
21:33.46thiago_homeit's one factor, and not ranked even highest
21:33.52kblinand there's many comp-sci students who can't code :)
21:34.05schumamlthat's hard to achieve with an additional "stick around" requirement
21:34.44AlexMalso, I know theirs a section on "how much time do I spend on GSoC etc" but realistically how many hours per day will I be spending on it?
21:35.04Catfish_Manthe intention is that it's a full time summer job
21:35.07Catfish_Mani.e. 40/wk
21:35.08AlexMalso, what happens if you go on holiday etc ? are you even allowed to ?
21:35.08micahcowanAlexM, depends on the project, but IMO it should be equivalent to a full-time job.
21:35.17AlexMah, ok
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21:35.22Croftondepends how long the holiday is
21:35.32micahcowanAlexM, such things are often permitted, but tell the mentor in _advance_, so they're aware and prepared.
21:35.35Catfish_Manyou're *allowed* to work on it in pretty much any way that doesn't freak your mentor out ;)
21:35.38Croftonwe are not complete slave drivers
21:35.39Catfish_Manthey decide if you get the money after all
21:35.39micahcowanAnd to make sure they're ok with it.
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21:35.52kblinCrofton: we're not?
21:36.03AlexMmicahcowan: ok
21:36.05kblin;)
21:36.13sarav1919Hi all :)
21:36.17micahcowanI think a typical approach is that if you're getting a reasonable amount of work done, we don't look too closely at hours spent. But if you're not getting it done, then hours spent may be one of the first things we ask about.
21:36.20AlexMI didn't even know money was involved until today
21:36.34stasAlexM: you're talking like you got employed and you try getting your rights respected, I think gsoc is something like, let me show you that I can do something by myself
21:36.36CroftonI looked over the 5K with a junior faculty at the local uni, and it is about what you would make on an assitantship for the same amount of time
21:36.43ferringbCatfish_Man: I've got the image of buffalo bill from silence of the lambs in his getup hacking away at gsoc from that statement of yours... thanks.
21:36.47Croftonso, you are getting paid as if it is a full time job
21:36.53AlexMI thought it was just for experience of coding on an open source project, with a mentor...
21:36.56micahcowanAlexM, well, without money (and status), why not let every day be GSoC? :)
21:37.26stasmicahcowan: actually, guys that are core members of a community do their gsoc every day  :)
21:37.33micahcowanstas, exactly. :)_
21:37.37AlexMstas: I know, I just wanted to ask some questions ... :-)
21:37.38stasexcept for the billing part
21:37.39stas:D
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21:38.02micahcowanIf money isn't a concern, AlexM, then I'd say, if you don't manage to get accepted in gsoc, talk to the org anyway about continuing with a mentor outside of gsoc.
21:38.13kblinstas: hm, mentoring was better during gsoc :)
21:38.27micahcowanMany orgs will do a "pseudo-gsoc" alongside, for students that just want the experience and involvement. Some even set up separate paid programs.
21:38.33staskblin: thats for sure
21:39.10micahcowanThey often try to make it as close as possible to gsoc, even with evaluations and such. Sometimes they can get google to send some swag (but the student can't be recognized as an official gsoc student, no matter what, unless they were actually accepted, and got a slot).
21:39.37AlexMmicahcowan: ok, thanks, it's not a primary concern at the moment
21:43.47AlexMimagines coding on a beach.. maybe not ;)
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22:06.43evanproHi all
22:07.32Catfish_Manhi evanpro
22:08.02evanproCatfish_Man, hi
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22:27.58hurrycanehello
22:28.09hurrycanechromium OS was present on the list a few days ago
22:28.13hurrycanewhat happend to him
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22:29.26dandersonokay, screw you
22:29.48dandersonI was investigating and all to give you an answer, but since you're so frigging impatient, I guess I'll just make a note that no org should ever take you
22:30.03dandersonbecause you'll just find something shiny five minutes later and go off running after it
22:30.06dandersonrants
22:30.30hypa7iagives danderson a cupcake
22:31.04dandersonand for other, more patient people, the answer is: Chromium OS was folded into the larger Chromium org
22:31.11dandersonwhich will handle ideas for both the browser and the OS
22:31.18AlexMdanderson: Yup, I read the project page
22:31.36dhaunthank, danderson - I was curious about that one myself :)
22:31.41AlexMI'm probably not going to apply for that or e.g. facebook, since I expect everyone will apply for those "ooh shiny" projects...
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22:33.10dandersonAlexM: you should do Haskell projects.
22:33.34dandersonthey're not on the shiny radar for most people, the community is awesome, and the projects challenging
22:33.36AlexMHeh, I'd like to
22:34.37AlexMlooks for the Haskell projects
22:34.51AlexMah, just haskell.org
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22:35.55dandersonAlexM: the ideas list is actually a little stale
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22:36.07dandersonyou should pop onto #haskell-soc if you want information
22:36.24dandersonthe guy with the updated ideas is currently on a plane
22:36.29AlexMdanderson: ok, I'm looking at the list now, should I just look at the "good" priority ideas?
22:36.57marcheuwhat facebook is doing SoC?
22:37.15AlexMagain it's a case of, i'd like to work on these but I wouldn't even know where to start on "A high-performance HTML combinator library using Data.Text"
22:37.24marcheuah right they do some OSS stuff
22:37.34AlexMmaybe I could do something more simple like the darcs gui..
22:37.47dandersonAlexM: the haskell ideas list is stale, the guy that has the correct one is on a plane, as I just said
22:37.57AlexMok...
22:38.20dandersonI can't remember the new list, but #haskell-soc is there to get information if you're interested
22:38.32dandersonthat said, most of the projects will require some familiarity with the haskell language
22:39.39AlexMhttp://hackage.haskell.org/trac/summer-of-code/ticket/66
22:40.02AlexMoh wow, seems one of my lectures could be taking part.. maybe I should ask him about gsoc
22:40.36dandersonthose projects are all very old and unmentored
22:41.02dandersonthe updated list, which is on a plane right now, is 7-8 ideas with strong support and a big potential impact for the haskell community
22:41.51AlexMok
22:42.10AlexMdanderson: so, should I check the list tomorrow?
22:42.12dandersonbut unfortunately I can't remember the ideas :(
22:42.17AlexMor join #haskell-soc
22:42.25dandersonAlexM: yeah, around then. I'll be poking the list owner to update
22:42.27evanproSo, I just blogged about our GSoC participation: http://status.net/2010/03/23/statusnet-in-the-google-summer-of-code-2010
22:42.33dandersonor join #haskell-soc and ask about projects over there
22:42.33AlexMok
22:42.40AlexMwill do tomorrow :)
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22:43.00AlexMNes emulator, haha
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22:43.04AlexMthat sounds fun .. :)
22:43.09dandersonevanpro: cool
22:43.29dandersonAlexM: also very hard, if you want it to run in real time and be reasonably nice looking haskell
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22:43.50AlexMyeah, I just thought it was funny with all the other formal sounding projects there :)
22:44.15evanprodanderson, good
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22:44.25evanproI didn't know if it was wrong to solicit student participation
22:44.59dandersonsolliciting through your project's own communication channels is fine (how would we stop you anyway :) )
22:45.38schumamlDMCA based on GSoC trademark? ;)
22:45.38dandersonpointing students here to your project if they ask where to apply is also fine
22:46.01dandersonjust don't spam the GSoC channels/mailing lists if it's not in direct response to someone
22:46.04dandersondoes that make sense?
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22:47.15dandersonschumaml: I'm not a legal person, but I suspect that such a use of the DMCA could be fought, since there is no misrepresentation or misappropriation of the trademark
22:47.34dandersonbut it's a purely academic question anyway, since we won't do it :)
22:48.22schumamldanderson: but until then, the provider would have taken the site offline already
22:49.27dandersonschumaml: and then google would get a metric ton of shit heaped on it by the whole internet because it did evil.
22:49.34schumamlyep :)
22:49.38dandersoneven if we wanted to (which we don't), it wouldn't be worth it
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22:52.57AshishGPython :~~~
22:53.12danderson... yes?
22:54.26evanprodanderson, right
22:54.45evanproI just want all the awesome students to work on our project and definitely not waste their time with Haskell hoo-haw
22:54.50evanproruns, ducks
22:54.52evanproB-)
22:55.32evanproOK, I have to actually run and duck now
22:55.44evanproBut it's unrelated to my humor in poor taste
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