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00:28.56root__What is the expectation time committed each week for GSoC?
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02:07.27MancaHow's going people?
02:08.20andrew12it's going.
02:09.02MancaAre you ready for this year's Summer of Code?
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02:11.30tontotoi been trying to compile the different projects
02:11.52andrew12Manca: I just found out about it like an hour ago
02:12.17Mancawhat is hot these days, what do you think? I am thinking about applying this year... i missed it last year
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04:35.17ajuonline*yawn* good morning,
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04:43.25ajuonlineskbohra_: I know Kung Fu!
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06:22.44harlanWhere can I learn about "tooltip" and "Link ID"?
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06:26.14ihalipmorning
06:26.24ihalip!next
06:26.24socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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06:29.03kblinharlan: hm?
06:29.26kblinyou might need to enable javascript to see the tooltips
06:30.13harlanI think it is enabled, but I'll check.
06:31.30harlanYup, it seems to be enabled.
06:32.10harlanwhat do I scroll over (or whatever) to see it?
06:34.02kblinjust click on any form field
06:34.14harlanoh,
06:34.16harlanthanks!
06:34.42kblinnp
06:34.43harlanIt's still not as helpful as I'd like.
06:34.46harlan:(
06:35.06harlanit tells me syntax, and I was hoping for an example.
06:35.51harlanto be more specific, should it be OK for me to use
06:36.07harlan"ntp" as the organization link ID?
06:36.26kblinif your org is ntp, sure, why not?
06:36.47harlanno idea, that's why I asked.  It might be "better" if it was all caps, or ???
06:37.12kblinI used lower case
06:37.16harlanthx
06:37.36kblinI'm not sure if this actually makes a difference or if they're normalized
06:37.47harlan;k, thanks.
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07:07.08_Samohi morning
07:07.59_Samoour organisation is looking for a mentor with a background on 3D and computer graphics
07:08.43_Samodue to an overwhelming respose from students, and our small number of mentors
07:09.22skbohra_Samo: :) seems you didnt expected those much
07:09.49_Samowell raytracing is a hot topic in many universities,
07:10.01_Samoand computer graphics in general
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07:20.52_Samoour project is www.yafaray.org
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07:24.07dholbachgood morning
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07:35.19[mharrison]Yes
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07:36.41Chetanhey
07:36.54Chetanwhat happens if we get selected by more than 1 org?
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07:37.10thiago_homethey'll probably ask you which of the projects you want to do
07:37.35thiago_homeor one of them will say "we really need Chetan", so the other one may let you go
07:37.54Chetanwhat info does the orgs have?
07:38.03robbyoconnordo students bother to even read the FAQ?
07:38.07Chetani read on this channel..
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07:38.17Chetanthat conflicts are shown in the gsoc panel of the orgs
07:38.27Chetani have read it many times
07:38.30Chetanthis year n last year
07:38.32Chetan:P
07:38.43robbyoconnorit'll be resolved w/o your knowledge :P
07:38.53lut4rpI think that's an issue you should bother about *after* you're such a situation :)
07:38.53Chetanthats bad :P
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07:39.00lut4rptill then, hack on.
07:39.21robbyoconnorChetan: why don't you just focus on actually getting accepted eh?
07:39.23Chetank..
07:39.30Chetani m doing that
07:39.31robbyoconnorand stop jumping 3 steps ahead.
07:39.32Chetan:P
07:39.38Chetanobv..
07:39.51robbyoconnorso less talk, more code
07:39.52robbyoconnorGO
07:40.09Chetanok
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07:41.36rajathey chetan
07:41.41Chetanhey
07:41.47rajatwhat project are you working on
07:42.26robbyoconnorim working on getting my 2009 in working order.
07:42.33robbyoconnorI have a few bugs to squash
07:42.47robbyoconnorI want a hat trick
07:42.55lut4rphat trick on? :)
07:43.02lut4rp3 years consecutive GSoC?
07:43.04robbyoconnorand i have two very incomplete projects -- well one complete-ish
07:43.09robbyoconnoryup!
07:43.10robbyoconnor:)
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07:43.45Chetannice
07:43.51Chetanthis will b my 2nd year
07:43.58Chetanso i want a 2-trick :P
07:44.15lut4rpChetan, what did you work on last year?
07:44.30Chetangenmapp
07:44.39Chetanan ontology plugin
07:44.53lut4rpnice.
07:44.56robbyoconnorChetan: that's nothing \
07:44.58Chetanhw abt u?
07:45.02robbyoconnorthe 3rd year is the special one!
07:45.10lut4rprobbyoconnor, lol
07:45.14robbyoconnor...I can't find a project w/ my previous org :(
07:45.17Chetanlol
07:45.20robbyoconnornothing is screaming my name :(
07:45.21lut4rpChetan, I'm a Drupal contributor
07:45.30robbyoconnorI need to find a new org :(
07:45.31lut4rpbefore and after gsoc :)
07:45.39Chetanu r applyin as a mentor or student?
07:45.42Chetanthis time
07:45.55lut4rpstudent possibly
07:45.57robbyoconnor...maybe i should stay w/ my org and somehow convince them to let me do what i want
07:45.57kblinrobbyoconnor: well, that's the way to do it
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07:46.19lut4rpI thought it would be unfair to apply to Drupal and partially block a slot :)
07:46.22robbyoconnorkblin: I wanna finish my project and bring it full circle
07:46.25kblinrobbyoconnor: at least that's what I did for my third gsoc, finding some new challenges
07:46.34robbyoconnor:X
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07:46.57robbyoconnorI can't quite say "hey i did 2 summer of codes, and both years i delivered projects which had problems in the end..
07:46.59Chetanright...
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07:47.09robbyoconnormy org understands
07:47.17lut4rpok, bzflag time!
07:47.17robbyoconnorothers may nopt be so...understanding
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07:47.34robbyoconnorajuonline: hush
07:47.40kblinwell, you passed, didn't you?
07:47.44robbyoconnoryes
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07:48.06robbyoconnorI mean i've continued to work on my project
07:48.20ihalipmornin'
07:48.24[mharrison]Oh wow, 2 pages of scrollback already
07:48.28Chetanwhat was ur project?
07:48.48robbyoconnorChetan: a project that once i got started, i wished  i didnt pick it
07:48.58Chetanoh..
07:49.03Chetanhappens...
07:49.09robbyoconnorbut i stuck it out '
07:49.17Chetanwhat org/prject ?
07:49.18robbyoconnorand kinda got into my groove
07:49.27robbyoconnorFacility Data Module for OpenMRS
07:50.04robbyoconnorim off to bed
07:50.05Chetancool...
07:50.09robbyoconnorgotta be up VERY soon
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07:50.15kblineep
07:50.21robbyoconnoryeh
07:50.21kblingot to get to work soon :)
07:52.04robbyoconnorI actually cried at one point during the summer -- i wasn't having as much fun as i thought and instead felt a lot of stress and anxiety
07:52.48robbyoconnorbut once i saw things coming full circle i felt a lot better
07:53.20ashurobbyoconnor  were you a student or mentor ?
07:53.26robbyoconnorstudent
07:53.40ashuorg?
07:53.53robbyoconnormy mentor had to help me a lot in the beginning -- turns out i had a REALLLLLLLLLLLLY piss poor understanding of the requirements :(
07:54.47ashui too wanted to apply this summer , its my final year in the college but right now i am doing internship in an organisation so can't :(
07:54.49robbyoconnorand he handed me a design and i had a hard time grasping it and how it'd work...
07:54.51[mharrison]robbyoconnor, wait, was this last year, or the year we both were with MRS?
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07:55.07robbyoconnorlast year
07:55.11robbyoconnoryear before i had a ball
07:55.22[mharrison]Oh, you did OpenMRS 2 years in a row?
07:56.04robbyoconnoryup!
07:56.06[mharrison]kblin, my 1/4 German heritage clearly shows...I'm always on IRC when your country wakes up =P
07:56.09robbyoconnorfirst year w/ burke
07:56.49robbyoconnorsecond year w/ mike seaton (great guy -- learned a ton -- most notably: to not aim for perfection in the first try
07:56.53robbyoconnor)
07:57.11robbyoconnorin fact the finished product is REALLLLLLLLLLLY not pretty
07:57.20kblin[mharrison]: hehe
07:58.00robbyoconnorok bedtime for r0bby
07:58.05[mharrison]robbyoconnor, adios
07:58.16robbyoconnorthen i think ill code a lil tomorrow
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07:59.19robbyoconnorI think im gonna squash one more bug then i can just shrug off the last "bug" as known
07:59.33[mharrison]Better not ever tell an employer that =P
07:59.47ashulol.
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08:00.27robbyoconnorw00t
08:00.37[mharrison]"The app divided by zero again and we lost another city into a black hole..."  "Yeah yeah, it's a known bug."
08:00.39robbyoconnorfound a work around
08:00.39robbyoconnor:D
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08:01.45ashuso you ppl just got into the gsoc 10 and are in the coding phase this soon?
08:01.56robbyoconnorashu: er no lol
08:01.56[mharrison]No
08:02.02robbyoconnorthis is LAST summers
08:02.13robbyoconnori'm still working on my gsoc 2009 project :P
08:02.13[mharrison]robbyoconnor's working on his AI girlbot
08:02.35ashuokay .. okay :P otherwise i was pretty scared lol.
08:02.59robbyoconnorwell this is one way to handle it
08:03.08robbyoconnorit's an odd thing
08:03.15robbyoconnor:(
08:03.22robbyoconnorI hate this bug and it's driving me nuts
08:03.37skbohrarobbyoconnor: have some sleep , you will feel better
08:03.38[mharrison]So multiply it by 2
08:04.32ashurealised gsoc is not my thing .. i guess i'll have to call it quits :(
08:04.32robbyoconnorjust writoing down my todo list
08:05.12[mharrison]ashu, that was a quit decision
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08:05.23robbyoconnorFAIL
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08:05.47skbohraashu: did robbyoconnor scared you ?
08:05.50robbyoconnorI *HOPE* my hard work helps
08:05.59robbyoconnoreven if i dont finish this
08:06.03ashusort of . :P
08:06.09[mharrison]He has that effect on everyone
08:06.11robbyoconnorI'm gonna put something out
08:06.16robbyoconnorI MUST PUT OUT
08:06.18robbyoconnorSOMETHING
08:06.19robbyoconnor:)
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08:06.24headachehello
08:06.30robbyoconnorashu: dude, do it!
08:06.32[mharrison]You put your hard work back in your pants and go to bed...we don't need you putting out here
08:06.43skbohra[mharrison]: hehe
08:06.49robbyoconnor[mharrison]: damn it
08:06.58robbyoconnoryou saw right through it
08:07.43ashuwhen robbyoconnor himself says it .. i guess i should try .
08:07.43robbyoconnorashu: in all honesty, google summer of code was the best thing I ever did
08:07.43robbyoconnorin the end all the stress and sleepless nights seemed worthwhile :)
08:07.59comodoguys, I've been reading through a bunch of ideas pages and I kinnda feel intimidated :P
08:08.04robbyoconnormy mentor of course lost me for the whole day after sleepless nights but damn i deserved it!
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08:08.38[mharrison]Man, Google Street View, with a few more tweaks, could be the world's greatest Earth MMORPG
08:08.47robbyoconnorI estimate that i put probably 80+ hrs week lol
08:09.21comodoI mean, I thought my two years of math, programming and computing science theory would prepare me for something like GSoC, but it looks like every org demands knowledge of specific systems
08:09.27ashuthat magnificent .. graet work connor .
08:09.32comodomost of which I've never heard of :P
08:09.54ashucomodo i agree .. same is the case with me :(
08:10.08robbyoconnorwhat projects are you going for?
08:10.21[mharrison]comodo, GSoC is very competitive and it attracts some really stellar coders...but there are also projects geared towards less experienced coders
08:10.42[mharrison]The problem is, if you're an undergrad, you're competing with MS and PhD students
08:10.53robbyoconnorI have my doubts as to whether or not i'd get selected for a third year
08:11.32ashuyeah .. i realised that .. being an undergrad :|
08:11.39ashui was going with a xwiki proj .
08:12.06robbyoconnorbest of luck
08:12.10robbyoconnorashu: don't give up
08:12.17robbyoconnorit's not over til the fat lady sings
08:12.25robbyoconnor....bad saying to have here LOL
08:12.25ashufat lady ?
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08:12.31robbyoconnorruns
08:12.38ashu:P
08:12.43robbyoconnorashu: you never heard that expression
08:12.47robbyoconnor?
08:12.51welprobbyoconnor: Especially on Ada Lovelace Day ;)
08:12.52ashunope
08:12.59ashuohh ..gotcha ..
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08:13.04robbyoconnorwhere do you live?
08:13.10ashuindia
08:13.12ashuyou ?
08:13.17welpI somewhat think that MSc and PhD students should be more inclined to mentor students rather than do coding
08:13.17robbyoconnorthat explains it all :P
08:13.21welpBut I guess all students want money
08:13.38robbyoconnorashu: why don't you go for Sahana?
08:13.39[mharrison]Oh that is too funny.  Street View just took me into a parking lot at a main intersection...I assume because the Google guys stopped to plan their route
08:13.51robbyoconnorajuonline coded for them i think 2 summers in a row
08:14.06welphas never done it before
08:14.42robbyoconnor[mharrison]: you need to get out more!
08:14.51[mharrison]welp, I'd hate to exclude anyone, but I'd definitely support X number of slots set aside for undergrads
08:14.52robbyoconnorand I don't mean on google Street view!
08:15.04ashuhmm .. ne advice .. as on how to approach things ?
08:15.06[mharrison]Aw c'mon!  This is just like being outside, except I don't have to wait for traffic
08:15.43[mharrison]It's pretty awesome when you intersect with another Street View path and the weather completely changes for a few steps
08:15.47robbyoconnor[mharrison: you dont have to wait for traffic
08:15.49robbyoconnorever.
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08:16.19robbyoconnoror when it goes frm night to day and vice versa lol
08:16.31robbyoconnorim off
08:16.35robbyoconnoro/
08:16.42[mharrison]I like seeing them pull over on the side of the road, too
08:16.47[mharrison]robbyoconnor, you've said that like 8 times
08:17.00ashu*gsoc is only for select few stellar coders * i am going to search for those project geared towards less exp . :(
08:17.16robbyoconnorpidgin
08:17.17comodoashu: you and me both :P
08:17.33robbyoconnorsahana projects should be doable
08:18.26ashuwell i am not sure wheather would they select me i don't have ohh so good profile :(
08:18.50robbyoconnorits all in your proposal
08:19.06robbyoconnorshow them you have a clear plan of action
08:19.10robbyoconnorand it'll fall into place
08:19.31welp[mharrison]: Oh, I'm not saying that people should be excluded at all! But if Google were to (for example) mention on the GSoC page that a large part of the aim is to get undergraduate students Open Source experience
08:19.38welpThat might put off some of the MSc/PhD students
08:19.54[mharrison]Well the goal isn't to get just undergrads...it's all students
08:20.04welpBut on the other hand, I know a couple of very knowledgable freshers who are applying this year
08:20.07welpYeah, that's true
08:20.10ashuwell i guess then i am gonna go full time trying for sahana .
08:20.26[mharrison]Sure, I was a sophomore when I first did it
08:20.32robbyoconnorOpenMRS is also steller
08:20.47robbyoconnorbut requires knowledge of java
08:21.03[mharrison]Grad student doesn't automatically mean better, but when you have a PhD student who has several years' experience researching and working on a problem similar to a GSoC project, the undergrad has no chance
08:21.24welpYeah
08:21.28[mharrison]robbyoconnor, "requires Java" is like saying "Must know Notepad!"
08:21.33ashu*java* :) but *stellat*
08:21.45ashulol .
08:21.56robbyoconnorashu: please don't be offended: shut up
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08:22.28[mharrison]Says robbyoconnor of all people =P
08:22.35robbyoconnorOpenMRS is currently deployed in: Haiti, Peru, several African nations
08:22.43robbyoconnorand all over the developing world.
08:23.07welpO.O
08:23.15robbyoconnorwelp: ?
08:23.22robbyoconnorand [mharrison]: ?!?!
08:23.49[mharrison]You've ceased making sense.  Go to bed already
08:23.59welp^this
08:24.12robbyoconnorBAH
08:24.18robbyoconnor:(
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08:24.26ferringb[mharrison]: depends on if the PhD student has done any coding vs the undergrad ;)
08:24.30welpThe O.O was a look of incomprehension ;)
08:24.48ashujust one last question where can i get a few accepted applications from the pas so that i can get an i idea on how to apply ?
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08:25.10robbyoconnorashu: the apps dont get published
08:25.24robbyoconnorspeak to your prospective mentor
08:25.40ashudon't have ne :(
08:25.41robbyoconnor(They will help you put together an application that shines)
08:25.53robbyoconnorwell find a project, then locate the mentor
08:25.57lut4rpmentors have pixie dust?
08:26.03scorche|shashu: typically there is a template that a student should follow for their app
08:26.05comodoashu: the mozilla ideas page had links to previous accepted applications
08:26.38scorche|shbut yes. you likely would be off to a good start if you contact your desired mentoring orgs while working on your app
08:26.39ashucomodo thanks .. i guess thats would be helpful.
08:27.13ashucomodo where u from *just curious*
08:28.26comodoashu: Sweden
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08:31.41welpMorning spectie
08:31.46spectiemornin'
08:32.01welphasn't managed to get ahold of his prospective mentor yet
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08:32.12welpMaybe I'll go work on something else.
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08:32.55[mharrison]I'm so happy that facebook finds it to be HILARIOUS that I've been in school for so long.  http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=44336270&l=97b02e8657&id=9125091
08:34.46welp[mharrison]: Nice
08:35.18comodo[mharrison]: haha. how long HAVE you been in school?
08:35.32[mharrison]comodo, 70 years, by the looks of it
08:35.42ashulol
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08:36.50comodo[mharrison]: oh, be nice. He doesn't look a day over 69
08:36.54comodo:)
08:37.14[mharrison]However old he is, he's not very happy about it
08:37.25skbohrawondering if he gets paid for his images ?
08:38.01comodowell... maybe he's like 30. If I look like that when I'm thirty I'll probably be miserable too
08:38.26[mharrison]Nah, that's a stock photo, skbohra
08:38.32[mharrison]So he got paid once and signed away his face
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09:35.06gowrihi I have a doubt regarding joining GSoC. I am currently doing research in a research institute(as a research associate). can i join GSoc as a participant?
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09:37.45[mharrison]gowri, are you enrolled as a university student?
09:38.01[mharrison]!faq
09:38.01socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs
09:38.26ashui am working as an intern for an organisation right now . .. can i join ?
09:38.35gowrino actually i have finished my university studies on may 2009 and now is a research associate
09:38.52gowridoing research
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09:40.06[mharrison]points to the FAQ
09:40.33gowrii read them. but i could not find a case similar t omine
09:40.41ashusame here .
09:40.47gowrithats why i am posting it here
09:40.53gowriif somebody could help...
09:41.23[mharrison]1-3 pretty much sums it up... http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#eligibility
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09:42.28gowriok does it mean only if i am enrolled in a university can i join?
09:42.47[mharrison]Correct
09:43.46ashubut i am already working as an intern for an organisation .. does that disqualifies me ?
09:43.49gowriok... I thought doing research would mean a student
09:46.05[mharrison]If you're not in a degree program, you're not a student
09:46.30gowriok... Thanks
09:46.38gowrifor the information
09:46.44[mharrison]Sure
09:46.53ojwb[mharrison]: phd students can take part
09:47.08[mharrison]ojwb, yes...they're in a degree program
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09:47.33ashui am enrolled and am in the last sem of of my undergraduate program .
09:48.00ashubut not in the university .. there was a program that lets me spend my last sem at an organisation .
09:49.06[mharrison]You don't have to be taking classes, you just have to be enrolled...will you be in a program which will grant you a degree as of April 26, 2010?
09:49.54ashuno i guess it will grant me degree after april .. may be in may or june .
09:50.13ashuor july may be .
09:50.33[mharrison]Right.  But will you be in the program as of April 26?
09:50.34ashubut as on 26th april .. i am enrolled there ..
09:50.44[mharrison]Ok, then you should be eligible
09:50.45ashugotcha. . i was getting confused. .
09:50.53ashuthank you ..
09:51.01[mharrison]Sure
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09:55.44[mharrison]Bah.  StackOverflow is too effing fast
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10:02.08ojwb[mharrison]: oh right, gowri is a research associate, not a phd student
10:02.28[mharrison]So it seems
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10:07.57heroidhi
10:08.30heroidI'm 16 years old and i want to participate in GSOC am i able to?
10:08.40ojwbnot for 2 years
10:08.50heroidahh...
10:08.55heroidso in 2 years i can?
10:08.55ojwbsorry
10:09.02ojwbif you are a student then, yes
10:09.22ojwband not from one of the short list of countries google aren't allowed to do business with by us law
10:09.56ojwbthe faq has the gory details
10:10.03heroidis Kosovo part of the countries with which google is allowed to do business
10:10.15ojwbpretty sure that's fine
10:10.23heroidokay thanks :D
10:10.35heroidbecause i translated the GSOC flayer to albanian
10:10.39[mharrison]!faq
10:10.39socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs
10:10.41heroidand i thought i could participate
10:10.51[mharrison]!help
10:10.51socinfo"help" is !next, !faq, !advice and !wiki. !botabuse tells you about private query syntax
10:11.04ojwbheroid: there's "gnu generation" which is kind of similar and open to younger people
10:11.08[mharrison]!botabuse
10:11.08socinfo"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'
10:11.13ojwbthat has "prizes" rather than a cash stipend
10:11.20heroidi won gnu generation in November 2009
10:11.21[mharrison]Way to not use /msg, bot
10:11.25heroidalready
10:11.30ojwbyou're way ahead of me then
10:11.53heroidwell, i keep trying
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10:12.39heroidhow old are you ojwb ?
10:12.48schumamlit is a bit disappointing that someone who translated a flyer doesn't read the faq ;)
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10:13.45heroidwell, i saw the video but just thought if there are any exceptions :P
10:14.10heroidthere was also this 17 year old guy who complained about the age and asked if he could participate
10:14.13heroidanyway thanks :D
10:14.42ojwbheroid: I've just run out of fingers
10:14.59heroidrun out of fingers what do you mean?
10:15.35Chainsawheroid: His age just exceeded 10, at which point he could no longer count it on the fingers of both hands.
10:15.54heroidhahha :P
10:16.37heroidcontinue with you're toes
10:16.42heroidthen
10:16.55straydawguse binary instead of unary
10:16.57kaicount binary
10:17.01straydawgjinx
10:17.05kai:)
10:17.33heroidcount in binary with you're fingers
10:17.37heroidi can teach you
10:17.39ojwb"your"
10:17.41straydawg:/
10:17.48ojwbis not fingers
10:17.51heroidsorry your fingers
10:18.00[mharrison]Come on guys...this is 2010.  Cloud computing!  Let's all compute some part of ojwb 's age
10:18.31heroidso guys you use GNU/Linux also?
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10:19.42kaiojwb: but you're toes, right?
10:20.02[mharrison]No, what's that?  Some kind of Blu-Ray, heroid ?
10:20.26heroidlol
10:20.50heroid[mharrison]: you are joking right?
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10:21.46[mharrison]It's safe to say that on a channel about free software, at least one person has something old, something borrowed, and something GNU.  It's also safe to say that not everyone who is involved with free software uses Linux
10:22.15heroid...
10:22.20heroidwell after i saw that video
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10:28.31heroidi thought that most of people participating on GSOC don't have so much experience
10:28.40heroidwith free software
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10:29.52ojwbmost of the students don't
10:29.58ojwbhopefully most of the mentors do
10:30.07bobbensdepends on the project
10:30.17bobbensthe projects I'm looking at have pretty high requirements :)
10:30.38heroidlike what?
10:30.41ojwbfor free software experience?
10:30.53heroidyep like most of them don't use gnu/linux
10:31.05heroidmany didn't know who RMS is
10:31.07[mharrison]Huh?
10:31.10heroidor Linus Torvalds
10:31.39ojwbheroid: that was directed at bobbens
10:32.06bobbensojwb: in general knowing a specific language, knowing how to use typical open source tools (svn, git, etc...)
10:32.21bobbensand usually some other funky stuff that you should already know :)
10:32.31ojwbbut knowing a language isn't previous free software experience
10:32.35ojwbthat's previous experience
10:32.40heroidyep
10:32.41_Samoheroid, I believe the GSoc program should be for students  to work in a FOSS
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10:32.52bobbensojwb: well mainly the open source methodology
10:32.58bobbenswhich some companies and schools do use too
10:32.59heroidyeah they will learn how to work with FOSS
10:33.03heroidsooner or later
10:33.06kaibobbens: applies for other work as well
10:33.31_Samoheroid, I think GSoC shold be used by students to learn about specific programming fields
10:33.35kaibobbens: at $DAYJOB, we also use compilers, source control and whatnot
10:33.37ojwbit's up to the org what the pick students based on, but certainly one general aim of the program is to introduce new people
10:33.41_Samo*should not
10:33.54bobbenskai: good jobs should do that, but in my experience most do horrible nasty things that can't be mentioned :)
10:33.56kaiit's just that the source control is mercurial, and so far we don't really like each other
10:34.02_Samoheroid, you already have universities for that
10:34.03bobbensof course spain isn't known for it's advanced technology usage :)
10:34.21heroidi know you do
10:34.28bobbensthe other day someone was bragging that at their company they had just gotten "ftp"
10:34.35schumaml_Samo: unfortunately some studies don't teach you that much about programming
10:34.40bobbenswhich is a bit depressing :P
10:34.42schumamlfor example CS :)
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10:36.01_Samoschumaml, mentors can guide students but organisations are not a coding school, many small projects don't have resources for such tasks
10:36.48_Samoschumaml, we need also to finish succesfully our approved projects
10:36.57heroid_Samo: i have meet so many people with who i talked about free software and 20% of them know what GNU/linux is
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10:37.43heroidthey simply call it "Linux"
10:37.58heroidand the other precentageonly knows Windows
10:38.15[mharrison]heroid, I still have no idea what you're talking about
10:38.27heroidbut there also is another precentage who knows Mac and a very small one  who knows Unix
10:38.42heroidmhutchw|gone: ....
10:39.19[mharrison]Oh woot.  Just got 56 rep on StackOverflow.  I can finally leave comments on posts so people stop downranking me when I give answers that ask for clarification =/
10:40.51heroid[mharrison]: ...
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10:41.47[mharrison]jgay, good lord you get up early
10:43.47jgay[mharrison], you should go to bed.
10:44.03heroidlol its 11:43 AM over here
10:44.22[mharrison]jgay, no can do.  Exam today
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10:47.01AshishGGood evening everyone! ^_^
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10:49.33kaioh man, mercurial and me friends don't make
10:49.51jgay[mharrison], well, good luck with your exam. But, remember, a few hours of sleep goes a long way for increasing focus and concentration :-)
10:50.56[mharrison]jgay, yeah, no kidding.  The good news is it's mostly a memorization/definition type exam so I'm not too worried.  Just have to make sure I've read everything
10:51.10ojwband memory...
10:51.40AshishGhates memorization exms
10:52.02[mharrison]AshishG, why?  It's an easy grade
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10:52.19AshishGi can't get to memorize
10:52.21[mharrison]I suppose it depends on the subject matter though
10:52.25AshishGunderstanding and logic is easy
10:52.39AshishGcompared to memorization for me
10:53.20[mharrison]Interesting
10:54.32[mharrison]I have no problems memorizing facts and definitions, but under the pressure of an exam, I have problems working out analytical problems that I'd otherwise be able to do...and I end up doing stupid things like I did on my AI exam the other week...lost 12 points because I came to the right answer, then second-guessed myself, crossed it all out, and did the problem again to get the wrong answer
10:54.49AshishGanyway, they grade relative here, so ppl find it earier to memorize and then i get screwed
10:55.02ojwbrecalls being praised at junior school for having spent time learning his "times tables"
10:55.21ojwbwhich I hadn't at all, I just had worked out how to work them out
10:55.27[mharrison]lol
10:55.30AshishG:D
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11:19.58[mharrison]Looks like from a lot of the nicks in here, India's really representing this year
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11:20.42sonne_!rejected
11:20.42socinfo"rejected" is If you want to find out why your org was rejected, ask lh politely when she's around - she should be this evening west coast US time (PST)
11:21.25SukhE_[mharrison]: That is because 'they are so many of us. And we are everywhere!'
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11:21.49[mharrison]haha, that's true!  I love the Indian people <3
11:22.17WWShey guys... so how does one go about finding a mentor for drupal?
11:22.24Dark_Shikaritalk to drupal
11:22.34Dark_Shikari[mharrison]: they will stop being overrepresented once the actual acceptances happen
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11:23.48[mharrison]Dark_Shikari, why do you say that?  Technically everyone will have less representation
11:24.08Dark_Shikaribecause groups which on average have lower quality will have lower representation in the final results
11:25.03[mharrison]o.O
11:25.52Dark_Shikarisimple math
11:26.07ojwbcertainly if you look at the statistics, India is noticably proportionally larger in applications than in accepted students
11:26.12Dark_Shikariif group A has 1000 people and a 10% odds of acceptance and group B has 200 people and 50% odds of acceptance
11:26.18Dark_Shikariboth will have 100 accepted
11:26.28[mharrison]Careful, I don't think you want to piss off a country of 1bil+ people + emmigrants =P
11:26.37Dark_Shikariand india, by and large, has utter garbage quality applicants, not because they're stupid, but because of money
11:26.52Dark_ShikariBecause the money is so valuable, tons of people apply just for the money
11:26.57skbohrais all ears
11:26.58Dark_Shikariand whenever that happens, you get really BAD applicants.
11:27.05Dark_ShikariOf course, this isn't true of everyone
11:27.16Dark_Shikaribut it's the reason why there's such a large number of often-bad applicants from India.
11:27.32Dark_Shikarito the point where they drown out the good ones and make it unfair for them
11:27.58Dark_Shikariand anyone who thinks otherwise has never mentored before ;)
11:28.01[mharrison]There's a large number of EVERYTHING from India.  Good stuff, bad stuff, average stuff...it's a huge population.  Everything's big
11:28.17skbohraTrue
11:28.26skbohrawe are really almost everywhere
11:28.34Dark_ShikariI have never received a garbage application from anywhere other than india or china
11:28.42ojwbDark_Shikari: I've certainly noticed some very poor applications from there, but hadn't really thought about why
11:28.45[mharrison]I find that hard to believe
11:28.51Dark_Shikariwhere "garbage" means "student applied without reading the rules, coming on irc, or doing anything he was told to do before applying"
11:29.11Dark_ShikariI suspect there are a lot of people from there who simply throw out tons of applications
11:29.25Dark_Shikarias I said, it's rather making it unfair for the _good_ students for those countries
11:29.29Dark_Shikari*from
11:29.35ojwbwe've seen ones which don't mention the project name or area we work in
11:29.43Dark_Shikariojwb: those are hilarious
11:29.46ojwbwhich I could imagine were sent to another 19 orgs
11:29.46Dark_Shikarithe one-sentence project ideas
11:29.58ojwbsentences?  you were lucky...
11:30.04Dark_Shikarihaha
11:30.04schumamlwe had from from a student who didn't expect coding
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11:30.10schumamls/from/one/
11:30.12Dark_Shikaricoding?  in my summer of code?
11:30.24schumamlyep
11:30.40Dark_Shikari(it's more likely than you think)
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11:30.51ojwbwell, it's not summer for everyone, so why should it be code for everyone?
11:30.56Dark_Shikarihahahahaha
11:30.59schumamlit was mostly our fault, though - the mentor had described the task as 'interaction design'
11:31.00Dark_Shikariyeah, in australia, there's no coding to do
11:31.23AshishGi am from India and i agree with Dark_Shikari
11:31.29AshishGsorry
11:31.33AshishGnot DArk_shikari
11:31.37AshishGi agree with ojwb
11:31.50AshishGthere are a lot of applicants form here and some are bound to get selected
11:31.55schumamlwe managed to clear this up in time (long before the applications started), but it was a real surprise
11:31.55AshishGand we do a lot of faking too
11:32.09skbohrathinks there are more Indians here then any other country
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11:32.25ojwbskbohra: um, that seems likely...
11:32.34schumamlas in five variations of one's name to appear as five students?
11:32.46Dark_Shikariif the pay was proportional to regional expenses, most would disappear ;)
11:32.58AshishG:P
11:33.20AshishGno as in i have fellow students here who write up a lot of BS that they never did
11:33.31AshishGi upload my codes to SF instead
11:33.39ojwbwe had an applicant last year who claimed good python, yet his blog revealled he'd started to learn it less than a month before
11:33.47[mharrison]The global economy has created a unique situation for India and IT, so of course you're going to get a ton of applications, and of course there will be a ton of good and a ton of bad.  The bad apps from, say, the US don't stand out as much because there's just a lot less
11:33.52ojwbif you're going to lie, at least try...
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11:34.46skbohra[mharrison]: we dont have too much options to do in summer here
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11:35.03WWSwhy does india stand out with bad application? are you telling me that other countries dont have the same type of random applicants?
11:35.07Dark_Shikariojwb: well, from an asian friend of mine, there seems to be the following relationship
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11:35.16Dark_ShikariJapan: everyone understates their ability.  nobody is willing to admit they are good.
11:35.21Dark_ShikariChina: in the middle
11:35.28Dark_ShikariIndia: Everyone is an expert, regardless of how bad they are.
11:35.35schumamlthe way I see it, a public statement from Indian students against this would be the most powerful
11:35.50WWSthat seems quite harsh... dark_shikari
11:35.55Dark_Shikarifrom japan they're not willing to admit they are good, from india they're not willing to admit they are bad.
11:36.01Dark_Shikariand it's really annoying for both.
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11:36.15Dark_Shikariand not merely within gsoc.
11:36.19ojwbWWS: I think you see them from most places, but they seem a lot more common some places, India particularly
11:36.49[mharrison]I'd be interested in seeing a percentage breakdown in good vs bad apps from every country
11:36.54ojwbas people have said, the value of the stipend in the local economy is probably a factor, as is sheer population
11:36.56[mharrison]Because you can't just go by the volume of apps
11:36.58AshishGhaha
11:37.07Dark_Shikarihmm, are past years' applications still around?
11:37.12WWSmaybe theres a sociological reason for that, india has a HUGE competition base you see.. large population, everybodies fighting for a chance...
11:37.13Dark_ShikariI can go look at 2008's
11:37.14Dark_Shikarior 2009's
11:37.23ojwbWWS: maybe
11:37.30AshishGojwb dude, u are screwing with my country's name, yet don't offend me :P
11:37.35schumamlineligible vs. eligible by country could already provide a trend
11:37.47Dark_ShikariAshishG: learn to make fun of your own country =p
11:37.57Dark_Shikariso anyways, are the old years' applications still around
11:38.06ojwbAshishG: you're rubbish too!
11:38.23WWSas an indian college student myself.. i find this rather shockign
11:38.37garbeam_I think there is a relation between open source and developed countries, meaning, open source is developed mainly in countries where people live in social security and societies are wealthy (Europe/US/Japan), those do open source for fun and not for money
11:38.40Dark_Shikariwoot, I found last year's applications for videolan
11:38.40[mharrison]http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/list_projects/google/gsoc2009
11:38.52SukhE_This might be because of two reasons: 1) The number of CS engineers that India produces every year. 2). The exchange rate.
11:38.59[mharrison]A high percentage of Indian names, but I don't know what the actual numbers are
11:39.08Dark_ShikariSukhE_: well, india has the issue where a huge portion of CS majors are incompetent idiots
11:39.15Dark_Shikarinot because indians are any less smart than anyone else
11:39.20Dark_Shikaribut because way too many people apply for CS programs
11:39.26[mharrison]Dark_Shikari, and a huge portion of them are brilliant
11:39.27Dark_Shikariincluding people who are really not smart enough to do it
11:39.31Dark_ShikariOh sure, there's plenty of smart ones
11:39.32garbeam_the high percentage of students from developing countries in gsoc is related to the fact that they dont do open source development for free because they have to earn a living
11:39.33[mharrison]And a huge portion are average...
11:39.35Dark_Shikaribut there are a _LOT_ of dumb ones
11:39.39Dark_Shikarifar more than in other countries
11:39.53Dark_Shikariand they usually end up doing rentacoder stuff
11:39.53WWSbut at least you can say that the dumb ones are trying..
11:39.57Dark_Shikaribecause all the smart ones got good jobs
11:40.37svbgmap
11:40.39skbohraDark_Shikari: have you been here ?
11:40.40Dark_Shikarithat's an annoying problem with india and china--when companies outsource there, they often get the worst programmers, because the good programmers all got better jobs.
11:41.00WWShey..do you know how much pressure is put on an average engg student in india?
11:41.01Dark_Shikariskbohra: nope.  it's a long flight.
11:41.03[mharrison]Again, there's just a *lot* of everything.  You also have to factor in how many are studying abroad
11:41.06garbeam_if you follow my argumentation: open source for money produces less quality than open source for fun
11:41.07Dark_ShikariWWS: probably not as much as china ;)
11:41.14skbohraDark_Shikari: i invite you to come
11:41.17Dark_Shikarigarbeam_: I would agree, but for reasons of pressure.
11:41.28ojwbgarbeam_: oi, I do this for a living!
11:41.29WWSthe only thing a final year student thinks about 95% og the time
11:41.30Dark_Shikarii.e. the more pressure people are put on to succeed, the worse the results will often be
11:41.35WWSis how his placements are going to go
11:41.48Dark_Shikarianyways guys, I have the videolan applications up
11:41.54Dark_Shikarithis is a huge ton of applications for a major project
11:41.58Dark_Shikariso we can do some statistical analysis
11:42.11AshishGojwb: you to are rubbing my friend :P
11:42.11[mharrison]Dark_Shikari, I'd be interested in seeing that
11:43.25AshishGtoo*
11:44.03AshishGDark_Shikari: where in India are you from?
11:44.17Dark_ShikariI'm not
11:44.23WWSi think its unfair singling india out as a source of bad applications... i mean okay so you get 800 bad application from indian students... and say 100 good ones.. are you telling me that the good students are biased against even before application period?
11:45.05Dark_Shikariok, anyways, let's look at these applications
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11:45.23Dark_Shikarihmm, it would be sorta hard to grade all of these
11:45.29Dark_Shikarithere's 77
11:46.31Dark_Shikarioh true, they're already ranked by score
11:46.35ojwbWWS: hopefully not
11:46.42Dark_Shikarioh this is actually pretty funny, whoever wrote this web app fails
11:46.44WWS...
11:46.48Dark_Shikarithey sorted the scores LEXICOGRAPHICALLY
11:46.53Dark_Shikariso -16 comes before -1
11:46.58[mharrison]lol
11:47.02skbohraDark_Shikari: he's not an Indain , I am sure
11:47.11skbohraIndian*
11:47.13Mek-16 is smaller than -1?
11:47.16Dark_Shikariactually its worse than that
11:47.20ojwbis this melange, or the old webapp?
11:47.24WWSmelange
11:47.27Dark_Shikarihere's the ordering:
11:47.28Dark_Shikari-4
11:47.28Dark_Shikari-3
11:47.29Dark_Shikari-2
11:47.31Dark_Shikari-16
11:47.33Dark_Shikari-1
11:47.37Dark_ShikariBut guess what comes before -4?
11:47.38Dark_Shikari0.
11:47.47Dark_Shikari0, -4, -3, -2, -16, -1.
11:47.52[mharrison]wtf?
11:47.55Dark_Shikaribrilliant?
11:48.11kaisheesh, use a pastebin and write a bug report >(
11:48.14kaier
11:48.17AshishGDark_Shikari: when then are you from. Shikari seemed Hindi
11:48.19kai:)
11:48.33Dark_ShikariAshishG: <joke>it's my indian detector</joke>
11:48.33kaiswitched keyboard layouts, sorry
11:48.46Dark_Shikarianyways, let's count negative-ranked proposals then
11:49.05Dark_ShikariTotal negative-ranked: 22
11:49.44WWSand by country of origin?
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11:51.06Dark_ShikariTotal indian: wow.  like half the indian applicant are from the institute of technology in kharagpur
11:51.16Dark_Shikarier, s/Total indian//
11:51.43ihalipDark_Shikari: where, where?
11:51.52Dark_Shikarifrom the applications I was looking at
11:51.56ihaliplink me
11:51.59Dark_Shikariit's private
11:52.02ojwbyou tend to get clumps from particular unis
11:52.04ihalip:(
11:52.09ojwbpeople hear about it and tell their classmates
11:52.11Dark_Shikarianyways, so we have at least 6 Indian applicants actually from India
11:52.16WWSok
11:52.16Dark_Shikarimore if we count from outside, about 8 I think
11:52.31Dark_Shikarinow let's look at the top applications instead of the bottom
11:52.53WWSwhos that?
11:53.49kaithis sort of works the other way around as well
11:53.56Dark_Shikarinumber accepted from India: zero
11:54.04Dark_Shikariout of 12
11:54.23Dark_Shikariout of applications rated 5 or higher (24): 3 from India.
11:54.24kaisome of my fellow students said they didn't want to participate in gsoc because the pay was pretty bad
11:54.30Dark_Shikarikai: yeah :/
11:54.43Dark_Shikariat $5000, it's not even enough for housing + food in many countries
11:54.58Dark_ShikariIt might make sense if it was scaled based on local expense
11:55.09kailogistic nightmare
11:55.16TronicThere's a similar program in Finland, organized by COSS, with significantly better pay.
11:55.24Dark_ShikariTronic: what do they pay?
11:55.26WWSbut how many people apply just for the pay>
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11:55.37Dark_ShikariWWS: it's partially the reverse I imagine
11:55.43Dark_Shikari"I can get a much better-paying job doing X, and I need the money"
11:55.51Dark_Shikari"I'd rather do GSOC, but if it pays $5000 less, I can't afford it"
11:55.58WWSohh
11:56.07kairight
11:56.22kaiI did GSoC as sort of a paid hobby project
11:56.26[mharrison]$5k for 3 months is still pretty good for an undergrad in the US...if you pretend cost/time doesn't matter
11:56.32kaithe first actually as a paid b.sc thesis :)
11:56.53TronicDark_Shikari: 1800 €/month.
11:56.55Dark_Shikari[mharrison]: no, no, it's not good
11:57.13kaiTronic: wtf? that's better than my grad job, dammit
11:57.17[mharrison]For an undergrad summer job in the US?  Are you kidding?
11:57.45Dark_Shikarier... let's look at what tech companies pay for undergrad internships ok?
11:57.52Dark_Shikarifacebook: $4800-5400 per month, plus housing
11:57.59Dark_Shikarigreen hills software: ~$4000 per month, plus housing
11:58.12drt24got £2200 for 10 weeks work in the UK last summer
11:58.14WWSso about gsoc - say i'm submitting an application for drupal. do i have to be very experienced at it before applying?
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11:58.29drt24GSoC is ~£3000 for 12 weeks
11:58.32Dark_Shikari~$18 an hour is considered baseline pay
11:58.33ibotokay, Dark_Shikari
11:58.35kaiWWS: talk to the drupal folks?
11:58.37[mharrison]Of course there's better.  But it's not bad compared to our poor friends studying the humanities
11:58.42[mharrison]Brewing our coffee for us
11:58.42SukhEMicrosoft in India pays Rs. 25, 000 per month for an intern. If you look at SoC, it turns out to be Rs. 80,000 per month. Not bad eh?
11:58.44Dark_Shikari[mharrison]: yeah, but we don't care about them ;)
11:59.04kaiSukhE: and pretty much explains what Dark_Shikari was complaining about
11:59.15x`Yeah, I could do worse with a summer job in Slovenia too ...
11:59.29WWShmm..
11:59.31kaix`: sure, it really depends on where you're from
11:59.32ojwblooking at swig's for 2009, 2 were marked "invalid", one from russia, one from india; 3 got a negative score (valid application, but we wouldn't want a slot for them) all from india
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11:59.37SukhEIndeed it depends.
11:59.51Dark_Shikarithis is the hidden downside of living in a supposedly "rich" country
11:59.52ojwbwe accepted 5 students, one indian, one indian living in the US
12:00.03Dark_Shikarieverything costs more
12:00.06ojwband another we'd have considered mentoring
12:00.35kaix`: but if I pulled factory shifts for Mercedes, Porsche or Bosch (all of which are local here), I could easily earn more
12:00.35ojwbso not as bad as Dark_Shikari's figures, but the bad applications have a definite bias
12:00.42kaiand that's as an unskilled worker
12:00.53x`i see what you all mean, yes
12:01.03Dark_ShikariI mean, many _US_ companies and organizations pay based on region
12:01.07Dark_Shikarilet alone international companies
12:01.26Dark_Shikariof course, one could argue regional pay is unfair as well in a different way.
12:01.26x`are you saying that gsoc's student base is biased towards countries with a lower standard?
12:01.39kaix`: no
12:01.41Dark_Shikarix`: towards regions with lower average wage
12:01.49WWSthat makes sense..
12:01.50kaix`: the applications might be
12:01.56Dark_Shikariand yes, applications, not students
12:02.02ojwband towards countries with an academic year which fits the timeline sanely
12:02.09kaix`: I think the people who actually make it tend to be pretty good
12:02.12WWSindians do have a thing for applying for anything they het their hands on
12:02.24kaino matter where they're from
12:02.24Dark_ShikariWWS: sounds like soccer moms and scholarships
12:02.34WWS:-)
12:02.57WWSyeah... everything a competition... unless your in the top 95% your nothing
12:02.59x`kai: factory shifts at porche might be fun too :)
12:02.59ojwbnot being scared to apply isn't necessarily a bad thing
12:03.04Dark_Shikari"top 95%"? ;)
12:03.15x`bottom 95%
12:03.16ojwbbut do spend the time to write an application which won't just go straight in the reject pile
12:03.16x`:P
12:03.25WWSthe cutoff for the nation level test here - GATE, CAT, AIEEE
12:03.36kaix`: it's boring, I guess. I dunno
12:03.39WWSall are around 90-95%
12:03.56Dark_ShikariWWS: which country?
12:04.01ojwbsending 10 junk applications gives you no realistic chances; sending one or two good ones does
12:04.02WWSindia
12:04.10x`WWS: top 95% is like everything but the bottom 5%, that's what we're saying, you just made a silly typo, is all.
12:04.13kaix`: _I_ spent my summers doing GSoC
12:04.49x`i don't think you regret it :)
12:04.56WWSin india, the scenario is completely diferent
12:05.00ojwblooks better on a CV/resume to hi-tech employers than factory shifts at a car plan
12:05.04ojwb=t
12:05.09ojwb+t even
12:05.13WWSevery student focuses on just one thing - getting a job
12:05.16x`there is immaterial value in gsoc, and that ain't little at all
12:05.18kaix`: no, but I could afford to do this for the fun of it
12:05.30AshishGOMG! you guys are just thrashing India
12:05.48Dark_ShikariAshishG: we can move onto other countries next if you want
12:05.56AshishGpolitical correctness is a PITA
12:06.01AshishGi want you to continue
12:06.02ihalipwhat about Romania? :)
12:06.05WWSwhere are you from ashish?
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12:06.12AshishGI am from India
12:06.15WWSwhere in?
12:06.17ojwbihalip: I had a star student from Romania last year, fwiw
12:06.24skbohraDark_Shikari: its a nice analysis , we love to hear our critisicm, we are democratic ;)
12:06.25Dark_Shikariwe had a star student from south africa of all places last year
12:06.30ojwbdon't think I've seen any other applications from there before though
12:06.32AshishGI stay in Ahmedabad but am in BITS
12:06.35AshishGstudying in BITS
12:06.36ihalipojwb: do you remember which city?
12:06.50Dark_Shikariafter he worked on GSOC, he applied for a job in the UK
12:06.52ihalipactually, most gsocers from here are from Iasi, and they head on to XWiki because their office is in the same city
12:06.52Dark_Shikariusing GSOC as a reference
12:06.59Dark_Shikariand "got the hell out" as he said
12:08.04WWSok.. so tell me how many students would be interested in gsoc.. if it had no pay slip attached
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12:08.04ojwbihalip: sorry, no
12:08.10ajuonlineWWS: where are you from?
12:08.20WWSindia.. vellore to be more precise
12:08.28WWSbut i grew up in the gulf
12:08.30AshishGWWS: which college?
12:08.30[mharrison]WWS, you'd get some really great coders...all 3 of them
12:08.32kaiWWS: significantly less, of course
12:08.33WWSVIT
12:08.46AshishGright
12:08.47WWSwww.vit.ac.in
12:08.50ajuonlineWWS: applying this year for gsoc?
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12:08.54ojwbWWS: well, you can get a feeling for that - most of the participating orgs are happy to mentor students outside of GSoC
12:08.54WWSyrp
12:09.00Dark_Shikaribtw, for reference, for the indians here, the best way to overcome the stereotype and be more successful in applying for gsoc
12:09.02ojwbvery very few students take them up on that
12:09.02ajuonlineWWS: why ?
12:09.07Dark_Shikariis to prove that you know what you're doing
12:09.13Dark_Shikariby actually doing work
12:09.22WWSwhy i;m applying for gsoc?
12:09.24Dark_Shikarimentors have been largely trained to ignore claims in indian applications of "I am skilled at X"
12:09.26skbohraDark_Shikari: this applies to others as well
12:09.31ajuonlineWWS: yeah? and is it the first time?
12:09.32Dark_Shikaribecause they are so often just bullshit
12:09.37Dark_ShikariSo what you have to do is go actually contribute
12:09.41Dark_Shikariwrite patches, prove that you can do what you say you can do
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12:09.48Dark_Shikariit's important for everyone, but doubly so for indians
12:09.57Dark_Shikaridue to having to distinguish yourself from all the other indian applicants, and due to the stereotypes
12:10.07AshishGDark_Shikari: are they finally really recognizing that we here in India do a lot of claims? :D
12:10.11Dark_ShikariAshishG: lol
12:10.19Dark_ShikariAshishG: the best ones are the rentacoders
12:10.25Dark_Shikari"I am PHP and HTML and CSS expert!"
12:10.33AshishG:D
12:10.42AshishGins't everyone ;)
12:10.50[mharrison]I know Java 2, Java 3, Java 4, Java EE, and XML
12:11.09ajuonlineI hired an American and a Canadian "expert" and paid them $75 an hour. they came out to be rip-offs :P
12:11.11Dark_Shikari[mharrison]: <voice type="sesame street">5!  5 languages!</voice>
12:11.16ajuonlinei had to send in a complaint
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12:11.31Dark_Shikariajuonline: http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/The_Brillant_Paula_Bean.aspx
12:11.36WWS@ajuonline, yeah this is my first time.. and as to why - well  i dont know
12:11.41Dark_ShikariThat will forever be the king of all such stories
12:11.44Dark_ShikariNobody will ever beat it.
12:11.46WWShey maybe my motives are a little financial
12:12.01liquidmetalAshishG: _/\_
12:12.05WWSbut i do think i can contribute
12:12.11ajuonlineWWS: financial? how so? no prior FOSS exposure?
12:12.29AshishGliquid :D
12:12.41WWSi'v designed drupal sites and modules for companies
12:12.56ajuonlineWWS: any kid in India does that today :P
12:12.59WWSi'v given a workshop on drupal in shastra university during their techfest
12:13.05WWS:-)
12:13.27WWSyeah... see the problem being from india
12:13.43ajuonlineWWS: seriously? why not just leave the country? ;)
12:13.49WWSLOL..
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12:13.59AshishGajuonline: :D
12:14.07skbohraWWS: should I call MNS ?
12:14.09Dark_Shikariyou can get an H-1B and leave your shitty country for our shitty country
12:14.34ajuonlineWWS: you talk about "Indians" as if you yourself are NOT one?
12:14.37WWSmy mom is in the us... i got accepted into purdue and rejected it
12:14.56Dark_Shikariajuonline: the instant any family member emigrates to any other country, you're not an indian anymore, obviously ;)
12:15.03WWSand i am an india... just grew up in the gulf...
12:15.18ajuonlineDark_Shikari: ;) ssshh.
12:15.23WWSso i find it difficult to identify myself now that i'm back in india
12:15.29Dark_Shikariah.
12:15.31Dark_Shikarithat makes sense
12:15.43Dark_ShikariI have a chinese friend who emigrated to the US when he was about 3
12:15.45kaiDark_Shikari: well, of course there's an easy catch-all filter
12:15.46Dark_Shikariwith his family
12:15.49Dark_Shikarihe later went back to china
12:15.55Dark_Shikarifor a summer, that is
12:16.00Dark_ShikariHe didn't feel particularly chinese =p
12:16.06ajuonlinehappens :)
12:16.15kaiDark_Shikari: you simply require all the python experts to pass some programming tests
12:16.31kaiDark_Shikari: or s/python/whatever/
12:16.36ajuonlinekai: and then they fail miserably? ;)
12:16.38Dark_Shikarikai: ask them why def func1(x): x[3] = 5; modifies x
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12:16.47Dark_Shikaribut def func2(x): x = x + x does not
12:16.50Dark_Shikari;)
12:16.58kai:)
12:17.09WIngz90we5did i miss anythin? univ connection dc's..
12:17.18ajuonlineWWS: did you tell your parents they did a mistake sending you back to India?
12:17.39kaiDark_Shikari: you like that example, right? didn't you recenty use it to express your dislike for python?
12:17.41skbohraWWS: we are already a lot of here
12:17.48kaiWIngz90we5: check the !logs
12:17.49WIngz90we5well, not in so many words
12:17.52[mharrison]Dark_Shikari, lawl
12:18.13Dark_Shikarikai: oh, it's just the only really tricky python example I have in mind
12:18.23Dark_Shikariat least among things that are simple-yet-tricky
12:18.24kaiDark_Shikari: fair enough
12:18.40WIngz90we5*i;m WWS btw
12:18.40AshishGwhat is it?
12:18.40Dark_Shikarii.e. good ways to trip up people who don't actually know what they're talking about
12:18.53AshishGpass by reference? ;)
12:18.58ajuonlineWIngz90we5: i said, did you tell your parents they did a mistake sending you back to India?
12:19.00Dark_ShikariThere are good ones for C as well
12:19.20Dark_Shikariwe had a guy the other day that didn't know you could make an array of functions
12:19.23Dark_Shikari(gsoc applicant)
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12:19.31[mharrison]AshishG, python passes lists and other objects by reference (well, almost pass by reference), but strings, ints, etc are pass-by-value
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12:19.34WIngz90we5@oajuonline, well i dont think they did..
12:19.58ajuonlineWIngz90we5: but I only hear you complaining about the people and the country ;)
12:20.02AshishG[mharrison]: i konw, hence the wink in the end :-/
12:20.16skbohraajuonline: you were talking with WWS
12:20.29skbohrai think
12:20.33[mharrison]AshishG, well, it's specifically a python problem, not a general coding problem
12:20.40WIngz90we5yeah... i do find it hard to adjust
12:20.42AshishGomg! yes
12:20.54WIngz90we5hostel in india is not whats its cracked to be, ajuonline..
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12:21.35AshishG[mharrison]: i use slicing if i want to NOT pass by refenece
12:21.46AshishG[mharrison]: yes, a python solution
12:22.08WIngz90we5and its difficult to do side projects like FOSS when class itself is hell on earth
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12:22.22AshishGclass is hell
12:22.23AshishGtrue
12:22.25AshishGtrue
12:22.30AshishGhere
12:22.43WIngz90we5where u from ajuonline
12:22.46AshishGu can tell cause u see MIT OCW and Stanfor Everywhere
12:22.56AshishGstanford*
12:23.47[mharrison]WIngz90we5, please tell me your nick means something so important and elegantly beautiful that I just don't get it...
12:24.01WIngz90we5:-)
12:24.12AshishG:D
12:24.27[mharrison]Like, say, your nickserv password
12:24.42WIngz90we5its suppose to be my alternate nick for mirc - never thouht i'd use it
12:24.54[mharrison]Man, that's a little TOO alternative
12:25.05AshishG:D:D
12:25.06WIngz90we5lol
12:25.09AshishGmIRC :~~
12:25.14ajuonlineWIngz90we5: how does your hostel relate to you complaining about Indian's competing in all competitions? ;)
12:25.39AshishGoh c'mon let's talk about Gerogre Bush rather
12:25.46AshishGGeorge*
12:25.58[mharrison]AshishG, he no longer works here
12:26.02AshishGlooks at his fingers tyring to figure out the reason for so many typos
12:26.10AshishG:D
12:26.14WIngz90we5nothing actually... just that in hostel if one person does something everyone does it.. 4 people have told me that they'll be submitting gsoc proposals after they found out i'm goin to
12:26.22AshishGi loved that guy... in the straightest possible way
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12:26.45kaiahrg
12:26.47skbohraWIngz90we5: hehe true , but whats wrong
12:26.49ajuonlineWIngz90we5: and your telling me, you dont find such peopl eback in the gulf or wherever you came from?
12:26.52AshishG"don't miss underestimate me"
12:27.10Wingzchanged nick.. happy [mharrison]
12:27.14[mharrison]Yes, thanks
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12:27.19kaiAshishG: may we mr. underestimate you?
12:27.45ajuonlinekai: is there any better than ThinkPads yet?
12:28.09kaiajuonline: depends on your definition of better
12:28.17Wingzi have some of my friends twittering for gsoc ideas..
12:28.43kaiI seem to be too old to get what this twitter stuff is about
12:28.44AshishG@kai: -.-
12:28.56ajuonlinekai: is yapp yapp yapp :P
12:29.02ajuonlineits*
12:29.15AshishGtwitter is about i speak without caring if anyone cares
12:29.30kaiAshishG: but IRC works perfectly fine for that
12:29.41kaijust join #flood and off you go
12:29.43AshishGit's a n00bs world out there
12:29.45Wingzajuonline, where are you from?
12:29.55[mharrison]kai, kids these days twitter their googles in mytubespace so they can txt their bff jill some blu-ray on faceplace...as I understand it
12:30.09ajuonlineWingz: i thought you were smarter than all your indian classmantes , to find out by now, where I was from :P
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12:30.27Wingzi'll guess ur an indian too?
12:30.28AshishG[mharrison]: :D:D
12:30.54Wingzand for the recored i'm not smarter... one of my classmates is a GATE #9 ranker
12:30.55AshishGi am guessing he's form your own school
12:31.09[mharrison]Gate?
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12:31.13ajuonlinethere is a channel ##gsoc-india
12:31.18AshishGit's a mug vomit exam here
12:31.32Wingz[mharrison] sort of like GRE
12:31.39jasebo_at_homeajuonline, that'd be a much more exciting channel than gsoc-australia :-)
12:31.42skbohraWingz: no
12:31.42Wingzonly for indian college
12:31.45jasebo_at_homewe're very quiet over there!
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12:31.54[mharrison]Ah
12:32.19skbohraWingz: its a subjective GRE, with 2,00,000 people per stream
12:32.22ajuonlinejasebo_at_home: oh hai!! never been to that channel so cant say ;) but we do have a good bunch of us there :P
12:32.33Wingzaustralian!
12:32.47ajuonlinejasebo_at_home: how have you been? ready for the 2nd summer?
12:33.10[mharrison]Can I join and blend in with my obviously Indian and non-anglo name?
12:33.21ajuonline[mharrison]: you are free :P
12:33.34[mharrison]The trick is, you gotta read it Mharri Son
12:33.39ajuonlinebwahahaha
12:33.40Wingzhaha
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12:33.55ajuonline[mharrison]: more like M. Harri Son
12:34.04[mharrison]That works too
12:34.15[mharrison]In either case, I think my father would have to be Korean though
12:34.28jasebo_at_homeI'm great ajuonline :-) All ready for GSoC V2
12:34.29ajuonlineor just the way you pronounce it, you can say "I am Hari's son" its a short of that
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12:35.16ajuonlinejasebo_at_home: i havent mailed you back, coz for now, we got stuck with Excel ;) we had a deadline :P
12:35.21[mharrison]M.  Harri So. N  The last bits are my academic letters...
12:35.31jasebo_at_homeit's ok :-) Excel is very nice
12:35.41jasebo_at_homedo you like my quiet sarcasm? :-D
12:35.49ajuonlinebwahahaha :P
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12:36.04ajuonlinejust had to do data collection for now,
12:36.26jasebo_at_homeit's ok
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12:36.33jasebo_at_homeI forgive you... just this once
12:37.00x`It's not just you! http://reddit.com looks down from here.  - oh no!
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12:37.46ajuonlinethe forms they had, wouldnt easily fit into any of the question types, and maybe I'd have to do custom stuff. so dropped the idea and got on with excel
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12:38.13touchaddict!logs
12:38.13socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
12:38.42[mharrison]touchaddict, #sexoffenders is that way -->
12:38.55ajuonlinelol
12:39.23ajuonline[mharrison]: altho i have met touchaddict in person, I never imagine it in that way ;)
12:39.30[mharrison]lol
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12:39.55touchaddict[mharrison] :-/
12:40.03[mharrison]I can only see it two ways...he's addicted to touching people, or addicted to being touched
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12:40.08ajuonline=))
12:40.11touchaddictlmao
12:40.35skbohratouches touchaddict
12:40.45[mharrison]Don't enable him!
12:40.48touchaddicttickles skbohra in the toeZ :P
12:41.02ajuonlineshuts touchaddict and skbohra in a room and locks
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12:41.09touchaddictis activated
12:41.38touchaddictajuonline :P
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12:44.37ajuonlineWingz: Wrong, India.
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12:45.09Wingzwhere in?
12:45.18ajuonlineeverywhere :P
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12:45.51Wingzi did initially guess you to be an indian.. check logs
12:46.02Wingz:-)
12:46.16ajuonlinebut I made you believe i was australian :P
12:46.17AshishGi rem you did
12:46.20Wingzyes
12:46.29Wingzthat you did'
12:46.35ajuonlinei could have kept going on, unless you'd google :P
12:47.08Wingzi woudnt have
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12:47.19Wingzdont usually google people
12:47.21Wingz:)
12:48.18ajuonline!stats
12:48.18socinfo"stats" is (#1) http://www.lfowles.org/irc/gsoc/stats.htm, or (#2) EXPERIMENTAL http://lfowles.org/pysg/stats/%23gsoc/
12:48.43schumamlajuonline doesn't end every comment with ", mate", that gives it away
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12:48.51Wingzkinda
12:49.06[mharrison]lol Landon lfowles
12:49.10ajuonline:P
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12:49.37ajuonlinethe stats seem outdated?
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12:50.40ajuonlineand the experimental thing doesnt work, Landon Landon Landon
12:50.56skbohrais there in stats ! yay!
12:51.46Wingzstats
12:51.48Wingz!stats
12:51.48socinfo"stats" is (#1) http://www.lfowles.org/irc/gsoc/stats.htm, or (#2) EXPERIMENTAL http://lfowles.org/pysg/stats/%23gsoc/
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12:54.26ajuonlineWingz: so you are Wingston Sharon ? :P
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12:55.21ajuonlineWingz: thats too bad, now ur stalking me on twitter :P
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12:56.22headacheI wonder why women working in IT works especially in HCI field?
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12:57.27pkuhadajuonline: he is pursuing gsoc veterans :)
12:58.22pkuhadWingz: hey
12:58.46Wingz@aju yes
12:59.01Wingzand pkuhad yes too
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13:01.42kaiheadache: HCI?
13:01.57kaihuman computer interface?
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13:02.11AshishGor Human Computer Interactoin
13:02.16garbeam_headache: source?
13:02.29ojwbor Human Computer Interaction
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13:02.44headachehuman computer interaction
13:02.50AshishGojwb: copycat without typos :P
13:03.19headachehttp://www.jonobacon.org/2010/03/24/celebrating-ada-lovelace-day/
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13:03.55headacheor not software development/engineering things why?
13:07.59garbeam_ask mediciners, dunno
13:09.57skbohranow I can resist thinking what they think looking at my gsoc app , heh , he's an indian
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13:12.10jasebo_at_homeajuonline: You're NOT AUSTRALIAN!!! <gasp>
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13:12.26jasebo_at_homeyou can be an honorary Aussie mate :-)
13:12.35ajuonline:)
13:12.45jasebo_at_homefair dinkum
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13:15.10_Samocan someone suggest a rating system for students
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13:16.07skbohra_Samo: scroll up
13:16.24skbohrathere's been a detailed discussion
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13:18.50ajuonline_Samo: you were looking for mentors in what area? and URL of ur project pls.
13:19.46_Samoajoonline, computer graphics and more specifically raytracing
13:20.05_Samobut computer graphics will mostly do
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13:20.23_Samothe url is www.yafaray.org
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13:21.44ajuonline_Samo: thanks,
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13:22.19_Samoto handle the basic ideas so we can move the 'inside' mentors to the 'difficult' ones
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13:28.42jasebo_at_home!timeline
13:28.43socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
13:28.43GHFTime:
13:29.04kaiman...
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13:35.22x`_Samo: that chair rendering is pretty impressive
13:36.08x`actually there is quite a few that are pretty impressive :)
13:36.16_Samoyep that's what a modern raytracer can do
13:36.35x`i always wondered how ray tracing works exactly
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13:36.53x`so you fire photons and bounce them off of materials, or what
13:36.58_Samox' I have a document if you want
13:37.15x`sure, i'm really curious
13:37.39_Samox', http://tinyurl.com/yazgf8p
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13:38.20x`awesome, thanks
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13:43.11headache_Samo, it seems real congrats :D
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13:52.23Mad_GoukiI am a student and interested in getting involved with open source projects, but I won't be able to do summer of code because of my school schedule, and I'd like to get a start doing something with less pressure than gsoc.  Can anyone suggest places to start?
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13:54.56kaiMad_Gouki: most orgs that offer mentorship for summer of code also offer similar help for new contributors :)\
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13:55.42Mad_Goukialright, I'll look at the list.  Thanks
13:55.47BarryCarlyonMad_Gouki: depends what you want to do.
13:56.22BarryCarlyonThe easiest way to get involved with an open source project is to find one you want to work on, download its code, get on its mailing list, and away you go.
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14:17.54devendraI am a final year computer science engineering student. can I participate in gsoc ?
14:18.24BarryCarlyondevendra: of course.
14:18.36BarryCarlyonTho check here:
14:18.37BarryCarlyon!faq
14:18.38socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs
14:18.41devendraBarryCarlyon, ok
14:18.55BarryCarlyonJust to check you are eligiable.
14:18.56devendrareading faq
14:19.04BarryCarlyonI'm final year, and meet the terms, by a few months.
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14:48.31podfreeI would like to complete the AC-3 decoder as qualification task for GSOC ffmpeg project. I would like to get the previous work and also further details regarding AC3 decoder... I searched the net but couldn't find anything worthy...
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14:49.42podfreei searched the net and found the definition and processing of audio signal into audio code 3 and found the encoding mechanism
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14:50.03podfreebut couldn't find further details...
14:50.20skbohrapodfree: its the channel for general gsoc questions
14:50.20BarryCarlyonpodfree: perhaps you should direct this to the people in the ffmpeg channel, or their mailing list.
14:51.08podfreeBarryCarlyon: thanks
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14:56.54sktrdieWhere do I find projects I can work on?
14:57.09infinity0!list
14:57.09socinfoError: "list" is not a valid command.
14:57.17infinity0sigh
14:57.25infinity0http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010 sktrdie
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14:58.11mmadia!help
14:58.11socinfo"help" is !next, !faq, !advice and !wiki. !botabuse tells you about private query syntax
14:58.50mmadia!botabuse
14:58.51socinfo"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'
14:59.22podfreecan i do this Playlist/Concatenation Support for FFmpeg ?
14:59.23mmadiahow do we teach socinfo to learn list as http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010  ?
14:59.42podfreei would like to know about the further details...
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15:00.05skbohrapodfree: as said, this isnt right place for org sepcific questions :/
15:00.30skbohrago to ffmpeg irc channel if exists
15:00.38skbohraor use their mailing lists
15:00.44podfree<PROTECTED>
15:01.05skbohrano worries
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15:02.42mmadia!orglist
15:02.43socinfo"orglist" is http://socghop.appspot.com/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2009
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15:04.08ajuonlinehrm
15:04.09ajuonline07:28 < Wingz> i have some of my friends twittering for gsoc ideas..
15:04.16ajuonlineand he himself is doing that on twitter :P
15:04.19mmadiaahh, it's "!orgs"
15:05.03kai!forget orgslist
15:05.03socinfoError: There is no such factoid.
15:05.18kai!forget orglist
15:05.18socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:05.27kai!learn orglist as http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
15:05.27socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:05.33kaimmadia: like that?
15:05.45jbournewhat was that?
15:05.52mmadiayes, but it already knew !orglist
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15:06.03kai!orglist
15:06.03socinfo"orglist" is http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
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15:07.48mmadiasorry, i need some more caffeine... i  meant socinfo already knew !orgs
15:08.00mmadiabut same net effect :)
15:08.06infinity0!list
15:08.06socinfo"list" is http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
15:08.08infinity0yay it worked
15:08.35infinity0for future reference it's
15:08.38infinity0!learn #gsoc
15:08.38socinfo(learn [<channel>] <key> as <value>) -- Associates <key> with <value>. <channel> is only necessary if the message isn't sent on the channel itself. The word 'as' is necessary to separate the key from the value. It can be changed to another word via the learnSeparator registry value.
15:09.07infinity0oh wait, i didn't read further down
15:09.12infinity0facepalms
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15:16.09Travelerhi, isn't there a SoC info session being held at UofT today?
15:16.14Traveleruniversity of Toronto*
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15:18.54utkuit might be unrelated question but to participate in gsoc do you have to be an university student? i mean, does google supports high school students?
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15:19.17Ori_B_Traveler: not sure about that, but I know of a few ex-SoC people from UofT that I can point you to. (I'm an ex-SoC guy from McMaster)
15:19.39mmadia!eligible
15:19.40socinfo"eligible" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs#student_eligibility
15:21.45mmadia!forget eligible
15:21.45socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:21.50mmadia!learn eligible as http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#student_eligibility
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15:23.51ajuonlineutku: no. you need to be a university student
15:24.04ajuonlineand >=18 years of age.
15:24.04utkuajuonline: ok, thanks
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15:26.49utkuis there any other event which high-school students can participate to? and supported by google of course :)
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15:27.21ajuonlineutku: previous years, they ran GHOP (please google) this year its not confirmed when/if it will happen.
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15:27.58utkuajuonline: ok, thanks a lot
15:28.32mmadia!forget countdown
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15:28.43mmadia!learn countdown as http://tinyurl.com/gsoc2010-student-deadline
15:28.44socinfoThe operation succeeded.
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15:33.02mmadia... when updating socinfo, should i do  `!<key>` before !forget, !learn .... this way the previous info is readily available in the logs?
15:33.47drt24that sounds linke a good idea :-)
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15:34.53mmadia!edit
15:34.54socinfo"edit" is You can't edit your application now the deadline has passed. Leave comments on it instead.
15:34.57mmadia!forget edit
15:34.58socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:35.01mmadia!learn edit as You can submit your application in early and edit it up until the deadline. Once the deadline passes, you cannot edit it. Instead, leave comments.
15:35.01socinfoThe operation succeeded.
15:37.09kaimmadia: thanks for doing these updates :)
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15:37.18thebolthi kai , mmadia et al
15:38.22ajuonlinehi thebolt
15:38.26thebolthi ajuonline
15:38.27kaihi thebolt
15:38.35mmadiasure thing kai. by the way,  factoids #gsoc j*  is behaving differently then other regex's without keys, eg  k*
15:38.48ajuonlinethebolt: how haz u been?
15:38.55theboltajuonline: terribly busy.. still is ;)
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15:42.20mmadia!noorg
15:42.21socinfo"noorg" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/faqs#no_org
15:42.26mmadia!forget noorg
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15:42.29mmadia!learn noorg as http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#no_org
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15:42.42ajuonline!lh
15:42.42socinfo"lh" is Leslie Hawthorn, Program Manager - Open Source; Geek Herder extraordinaire. This is who you turn to if you have very specific questions about GSoC whose answer applies only to you.
15:43.15ajuonlinethe other info was kooler
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15:47.15kaidowneym-away: have you ever thought about using /away instead of an away nick?
15:47.35downeym-awaykai: I use both
15:48.20downeym-awaykai: too many irc newbies do not know about /away and continue to expect me to answer questions :)
15:48.46ajuonlineagree! there
15:48.55BarryCarlyonajuonline: <3
15:49.00ajuonlineBarryCarlyon: <3 <#
15:49.07BarryCarlyonhash cone?
15:49.15kaidowneym-away: hm, fair enough :)
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15:49.27ajuonlineerr typo
15:49.39ajuonlinedowneym-away: but we still got you to answer ;)
15:49.44BarryCarlyonRofl.
15:50.01downeym-awayshhhh
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15:50.42ajuonlineI am trying to figure out, how can summer/ so much heat, get me to catch a cold.
15:50.51ajuonlinehavent been able to work at all, today
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15:51.41ajuonlinekai: whats ur research area?
15:51.41BarryCarlyonajuonline: sods law.
15:52.21kaiajuonline: secondary metabolite prediction from genome data
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15:53.16mmadia!userguide
15:53.17socinfo"userguide" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/userguide
15:53.20mmadia!forget userguide
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15:53.25mmadia!learn userguide as http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/userguide
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15:54.22ajuonlinekai: that sounds nasty :P
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15:54.27ajuonlinekai: which Univ?
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15:55.16robbyoconnorjumps up and down
15:55.19mmadia!webapp
15:55.19socinfo"webapp" is http://groups.google.com/group/google-summer-of-code-announce/web/guide-to-the-gsoc-web-app-for-mentors-and-organization-administrators
15:55.30mmadianot sure what to replace that url with
15:55.37robbyoconnormy mentor finally clarified whta he meant in an email
15:55.44robbyoconnormy project is complete
15:55.47robbyoconnorjust has bugs :|
15:56.10kaihttp://www.mikrobio.uni-tuebingen.de/ag_wohlleben/research_groups/ag_weber/index.html
15:56.33kaiajuonline: ^^^
15:57.22LawnGnomeEh, I've been working in bioinformatics and genomics too long. I actually understand that page, even without any actual qualifications in the field. :P
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16:01.38ojwb!learn webapp as http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/userguide
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16:01.41ojwb!forget webapp 1
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16:02.00ojwbmmadia: probably the nearest equivalent
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16:03.07LetterRip_Hi the individual who previously ran GSoC for us recommended I sign up to the mentors list, since I'm doing the all organization this year for Blender.  However my 'application was denied'
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16:03.43LetterRip_I only included my email in the 'application' since I thought it was like signing up for regular google group
16:03.53LetterRip_should i 'reapply' with an explanation?
16:04.55robbyoconnorLetterRip_: email lh.
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16:04.58robbyoconnorPRIVATELY
16:05.16robbyoconnoror ellen
16:05.21LetterRip_ok
16:05.48LetterRip_didn't see a procedure posted anywhere
16:05.49LetterRip_thanks
16:06.37Raimmentors will automatically be signed up to the mentors list AFAIK
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16:08.38robbyoconnorstudents same thing
16:08.38robbyoconnor*DO NOT APPLY*
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16:08.52ojwbwhat Raim said is what's happened before
16:09.39robbyoconnorit's hard to cross check
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16:11.35srajbrhello everybody
16:11.50srajbri'm very new to software developement
16:12.08srajbri jst can program in c, c++, c#, python
16:12.19LetterRip_Raim and robbyoconnor oh ok thanks
16:12.31srajbris there any such organisation which i can apply
16:12.36LetterRip_the previous organizer recommend i subscribe
16:12.56Raimsrajbr: there are plenty of orgs using one of those languages...
16:13.25srajbrbut raim i m very new to software development
16:13.25LetterRip_Raim: i won't be a mentor, just the organizer
16:13.30LetterRip_and coordinator
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16:13.41srajbrbut i m sure i can work hard
16:14.12ojwbLetterRip_: if you are in the webapp as a mentor or admin, you should get automatically added
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16:14.22LetterRip_srajbr - pick an organization that interests you, pick a topic that you find fun, and write an application
16:14.24ojwbthough I think it is done in batches
16:14.26LetterRip_and contact the organization
16:14.31LetterRip_to express your interest
16:15.15LetterRip_srajbr - most organizations wish lists aren't really appropriate for a brand new coder
16:15.20srajbrletterrip i found one for ubuntu restore point
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16:16.09LetterRip_srajbr it really depends on 'how new' to coding you are
16:16.10srajbrbut i found the ubuntu documentation complex
16:16.27LetterRip_also it depends on how compex a project you have tackled before
16:16.40LetterRip_and what sort of experience outside of coding you have
16:16.52LetterRip_ie math and physics majors tend to be able to get up to speed quicker
16:17.09LetterRip_even if they don't have a lot of coding experience
16:17.24srajbrtalking about project i just have some simple projects for my schooling
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16:19.14LetterRip_hmm that will probably hurt your chances a bit - although you might consider applying for a 'non sexy' project
16:20.03LetterRip_most projects are looking for someone who has expressed a love of coding by lots of 'out of class' coding work
16:20.10LetterRip_individual projects and such
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16:21.23jallmentors won't usually be prepared to teach you to code, but you could do research or writing for a project i guess?
16:21.24srajbrwell i m a alogrithm sound
16:21.38srajbri like to solve a problem in a way or the other
16:22.07ojwbjall: projects have to be coding-focused
16:22.09srajbrim my programs
16:22.24LetterRip_srajbr: you might go to a project and look at their 'eas item' wish list
16:22.26LetterRip_http://wiki.wesnoth.org/EasyCoding
16:22.33LetterRip_and do a couple of easy items
16:22.37LetterRip_if you can do those
16:22.45LetterRip_then you might consider applying
16:22.54LetterRip_if you struggle with what they consider easy
16:23.02LetterRip_then you might need more experience
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16:23.21srajbrok than let me try those things
16:24.02LetterRip_also you might want to apply to a lot of projects to improve your odds, but each project will want a well written proposal
16:24.10LetterRip_so that could be a big time investment
16:24.26LetterRip_also most projects prefer prior engagement with the community
16:24.28jallojwb: if a student came to us with a seriously algorithmic proposal we'd consider it. code would be produced but the real value would be the research they did..
16:24.33LetterRip_although not a prerequeuisite
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16:24.59LetterRip_yep it all depends on the strength of the application
16:25.11LetterRip_the students background and experience
16:25.16LetterRip_and the particular needs of that community
16:25.26LetterRip_and the rest of the applicant pool
16:25.47srajbri got ur point
16:25.49jallthe problem is the latter, if you're not an experienced coder you won't stand up well against the hordes of applicants who are
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16:26.17jalli would probably use this time to improve my coding skills and apply for soc next year, but you might be able to find something appropriate. :)
16:26.21LetterRip_yep which is why i suggest the 'unsexy project' route
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16:26.44ojwbjall: I'm merely stating *Google*'s requirements
16:27.24srajbrso my first job to check easy coding
16:27.29LetterRip_ojwb  - yeah you can't do a writing projet
16:27.30LetterRip_i t must be code
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16:27.57LetterRip_i misread what jall had written
16:28.48LetterRip_srajbr - also doing patches on a project shows ambition and interest
16:29.07LetterRip_and that you can actually understand their code
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16:29.17LetterRip_also gives some hint as to your 'code taste'
16:29.24jalli'm actually trying to find the hard and fast 'you cannot do any non-code activity', although the site refers to writing code, if an organisation had a student whose aim was not entirely to produce code, i can't see that being ruled out. what if you want to do UI design etc...hmm.
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16:29.29LetterRip_ie can you follow the coding style of previous applicants
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16:30.15LetterRip_er follow the coding style of the application
16:31.52ojwbjall: http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#doc_proposals
16:33.03ojwbobviously documentation, testcases, etc associated with the code are expected
16:33.08jallojwb: that just rules out documentation only
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16:33.25ojwbwell, it says "this program is an exercise in developing code"
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16:33.50ojwbi believe it was stated more clearly on the mentors list in the past
16:33.59jalldeveloping code can encompass research, though. :P
16:34.07ojwbbut if you don't believe me, check with google
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16:34.17NickLeehi, is there a place where I can see how many slots are allocated per organisation? thanks in advance
16:34.30RaimNickLee: there is no allocation yet
16:34.35ajuonlineNickLee: noone knows it until the end.
16:34.35jalli'd check if we had a proposal that fell in the grey area, don't worry.
16:34.42ojwbsure, but if it's really a research proposal with a bit of code to try to make it a gsoc project, you're at best violating the spirit of the thing
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16:35.09ajuonlineit should be more code right? ojwb
16:35.23jalli'm just thinking about diversity aloud, really. a ton of people out there want to make original contributions to open source that might not solely be measured by number of lines of code produced.
16:35.26ojwbajuonline: yes, the code is the focus of the thing
16:35.47ojwbjall: and they're most welcome to, but the ground rules here are that it is coding
16:35.50jallwell it isn't called 'summer of code' for nothing, but still.
16:36.02ajuonlineone of the program goals, get more code written,
16:36.13jallthis is why i never applied when i was a phd student. i wanted to do something meaningful ;)
16:36.33ojwband you've done that and are now here?
16:36.35LetterRip_NickLee allocations happen after ratings
16:36.39ajuonlineand you imply, gsoc projects arent meaningful? :P
16:36.42LetterRip_afaik
16:36.48ojwbLetterRip_: they do
16:37.08ojwb!slots
16:37.08socinfo"slots" is Slots are allocated after student proposals are all submitted. The final count of slots are unknown until the accepted students are announced. Please see http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/studentallocations for further information on how slots are allocated.
16:37.12ojwbthere!
16:37.13LetterRip_NickLee if an organization was accepted previously you can see how many they got last year
16:37.14WinterMutethere should be a summer of documentation :p
16:37.25mtjall:  I guess coding for some is the most intimidating kind of contribution to open-source projects.
16:37.35mtSo that's probably why the focus is on code
16:37.41WinterMuteopen source has a reputation for horrid manuals
16:37.45LetterRip_though some times it varies a huge amount
16:38.01LetterRip_WinterMute: for Blender we have done our own 'SummerOfDocumentation'
16:38.05mtJust imho of course. I'm not sure of the exact reason
16:38.05LetterRip_in years past
16:38.07ajuonlineWinterMute: i have heard, some projects do have Documentation sprints?
16:38.22WinterMuteLetterRip_, how did that go?
16:38.32LetterRip_it went well
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16:39.21ojwbWinterMute: http://www.google.com/search?q="summer+of+documentation"
16:39.24LetterRip_it was typically about a chapter in length, 10 pages, per project and it was 600 euro
16:39.28LetterRip_er 500
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16:42.03WinterMutethat's an interesting idea
16:42.06LetterRip_although only large opensource projects tend to have funding sources to be able to do that
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16:49.39kimeltomorning!
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16:50.06ajuonlinedjinn: are you who you think you are? :P
16:50.11ajuonlinewho I*
16:50.52djinnajuonline: what do you mean?:)
16:51.31ajuonlinedjinn: how are you? :P
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17:13.10ajuonlineCatfish_Man: can you update the topic?
17:13.24ajuonlinefeedback meeting in #gsoc on Freenode this Friday, 26 March 2010 at 16:00
17:13.29ajuonlineUTC.
17:13.39Catfish_Mank, gimme a sec, juggling a few things here
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17:20.59Abhinav1!logs
17:21.00socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
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17:28.06ajuonlineOT, anyone know how can I identify if the server has mySQL installed? it runs Windows. I just have FTP access for now
17:28.44ChosenOnelook for mysql in program files?
17:28.59ajuonlinewindows shared hosting
17:29.24hypa7iaajuonline: ask the hosting provider :p
17:29.39ajuonlinei ran a phpinfo() that shows MS SQL in path :P
17:29.40MaNItry to telnet port 3036
17:29.52ajuonlinehypa7ia: :P emailed them, and I know they wont respond until 2 days :P
17:30.07ChosenOneif you can run php, why dont you run a mysql_connect and see if it gives you "unable to connect"
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17:30.28hypa7iaajuonline: do they not has a website?
17:30.38ChosenOnea result like "authentication error" tells you something as well
17:30.54ChosenOnestill, I'm not sure if I'm supposed to help you..your plan sounds kinda evil to me ;>
17:30.55ajuonlinehypa7ia: they do. erm. crappy customer support, I got the ftp details after bugging them for almost a month :P
17:31.17ajuonlineChosenOne: err no. its for my organisation's site, i just joined them so..
17:31.18hypa7iaajuonline: sounds like you should be getting a new website
17:31.34hypa7ia*webhost
17:31.46ChosenOnetry a mysql_connect
17:31.46ajuonlinehypa7ia: i know. slowly will do that *sigh*
17:31.58hypa7iaajuonline: good luck :)
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17:32.06hypa7ialife is to short to put up with crappy webhosts
17:32.07ajuonlinehypa7ia: thanks, how haz you been?
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17:32.23ChosenOneoh, there is only true/false for the connect :<
17:32.36anth_xi'm confused about something.
17:33.01ChosenOneah there's mysql_error
17:33.07anth_xat the conclusion of GSoC 2009, each mentor org had a Google Code repo they needed to upload source for each student project to.
17:33.08hypa7iaajuonline: i've been great! how about you?
17:33.20anth_xwe did that. i assume everyone else did that, too.
17:33.31ajuonlinehypa7ia: good :D hows the new job?
17:33.36anth_xi just went back to compare what was submitted then against the current state of one of our projects...
17:33.40anth_x...and our repo's empty.
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17:33.51anth_xi've checked ~3 other org's repos. all empty.
17:33.59anth_xwas this by design?
17:34.15*** topic/#gsoc by Catfish_Man -> Google Summer of Code 2010 is On! - Mentoring Orgs are announced at http://tinyurl.com/yj42nqw! - File Feature Requests & Bugs at http://bit.ly/a5tD87 - Read the FAQs: http://bit.ly/9q41Ey - Consider Hosting a GSoC Info Session: http://bit.ly/amIwdd - We need flyer andpresentations translations, videos too! - Feedback on Organization Applications IRC Meeting in #gsoc Friday March 26th at
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17:34.29Catfish_Mansigh, topic length limits
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17:35.23dogmeatcan I still put in a project for a Mentoring Org?
17:35.37anth_xno. that deadline is long past.
17:35.48micahcowandogmeat, I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
17:36.06micahcowanIf you mean, is it too late to add a project to an org's ideas list, then no.
17:36.15*** topic/#gsoc by Catfish_Man -> Google Summer of Code 2010 is On! - Mentoring Orgs are announced at http://tinyurl.com/yj42nqw! - File Feature Requests & Bugs at http://bit.ly/a5tD87 - Read the FAQs: http://bit.ly/9q41Ey - Consider Hosting a GSoC Info Session: http://bit.ly/amIwdd - We need flyer and presentations translations, videos too! - Feedback on Org Applications Meeting here Friday March 26th at 16:00 UTC
17:36.26Catfish_Manthere. Got it short enough
17:36.46hypa7iaajuonline: new job is awesome :)
17:36.47dogmeatmicahcowan, when is too late?
17:36.49ajuonlineChosenOne: thanks. so no mysql. blah
17:37.04ChosenOne:)
17:37.29dogmeatit looks like 29th?
17:37.33anth_xdogmeat: sorry, i misunderstood. i thought you were asking about submitting an application for a new mentoring org. my bad.
17:37.59ajuonlinetries pgsql
17:38.10micahcowandogmeat, well you can add ideas to the ideas page right up until student application period is over. Don't forget students are allowed to propose ideas themselves, or things that aren't on the ideas list, so...
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17:39.28micahcowandogmeat, I'd say April 9.
17:39.50micahcowanThe ideas list doesn't have to be "final" before students submit proposals based on it, though obviously if you want it to get attention, it should be.
17:40.25micahcowan(you could still add things to an ideas list after April 9, but there'd be little point, since applications are in.)
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17:40.54dogmeatok, i wanted to put project openfire xmpp/jabber chat server into the list. http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/index.jsp
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17:43.19anth_xdogmeat: the list for which mentor org?
17:43.36anth_xeach mentor org manages their own ideas list. you should contact them directly if you have proposed additions.
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17:47.02__asdf__Wikipedia is down
17:47.28ajuonlineend of the world :/
17:47.34anth_x1) inappropriate place for the announcement.
17:47.36anth_x2) no, it isn't.
17:48.02ajuonlinedoesnt open for me as well, i am on opendns tho
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18:51.42analystback in this channel after an year!
18:51.49analystsays hi to all!
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19:01.42analystremembers and says hi to danderson n Catfish_Man!
19:01.56analystalso SRabbelier I think!
19:02.18analystany 2008 soccers around?
19:02.23analyst:P
19:02.37Dark_Shikariit's called football
19:03.43analystlet me rephrase: any 08 gsoc'ers around :P
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19:04.08Dark_Shikari;)
19:04.15analystmaybe we can have a local gsoc'ers foosball meet ;)
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19:04.41thiagossanalyst: o/
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19:19.47zmajwhere is the list of mentoring organizations?
19:20.07Raimon the website
19:20.14ferringbzmaj: /topic
19:20.17rajatit went out for a walk
19:20.25ferringbdoubts that
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19:20.38zmaji couldn't find it
19:20.43mmadia!list
19:20.43socinfo"list" is http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
19:20.45rajathowever this is where you will
19:20.46rajathttp://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
19:21.06zmajthanks
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19:35.48smtmsChosenOne, no, thanks; my nick is better that way
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19:36.21smtmsChosenOne, otherwise it turns into a common English word and ceases to be a palindrome
19:36.47ChosenOnemh :) true
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19:37.16Scriptorwhich vowels is smtms supposed to have anyway?
19:37.23micahcowansometimes, my guess
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19:37.40micahcowanbut it took me a bit to figure that out
19:37.53smtmsmicahcowan, you're a smarty :-P
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19:39.31ChosenOnethe ident says "sometimes"
19:39.45ChosenOneyou dont have to figure out for long, if its displayed on join ;)
19:39.52micahcowanAh, yes. Well that might have saved me some trouble. :)
19:40.28micahcowanI didn't see his join. And I either didn't right-click him (XChat), or I didn't notice the username.
19:41.03micahcowans/his/& or her/ ... I guess Jordan is sometimes a girl's name too
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20:01.23evanproIf we have some student submissions that come in that we really like...
20:01.32evanpro...but they don't become official projects...
20:01.56evanpro...is it tacky to offer the students equivalent internships out of our own pocket?
20:02.04Catfish_Mannot at all
20:02.36Catfish_Manas long as it's clear that it's not GSoC, I believe it's even encouraged
20:02.39robbyoconnorI love this
20:02.51robbyoconnorJUST when i get my project to a stable state -- something else goes wrong
20:03.06pygiChipX86, around? :)
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20:09.14ChipX86pygi: hey
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20:09.15pygiChipX86, would you mind if I bug you a bit?
20:09.15summatusmentisevanpro: other projects have done that
20:09.15ChipX86sure, but I have to head out in a sec. Willyou be around in about 45 mins?
20:09.20pygiChipX86, unless I fall asleep, yes :) Just poke me
20:09.33ChipX86ok
20:10.02evanprosummatusmentis, cool
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20:11.28Crix-do alot of students ask questions about what IRC is when they learn about GSoC?
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20:25.41downeymCrix-: a lot of people are new to IRC when they come to GSoC and open source, I think
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20:27.45Scriptordowneym: how many are new to open source in general?
20:28.09downeymshrugs ... no clue. most of them, if i had to guess
20:29.03kblinevening folks
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20:30.03thebolthi kblin
20:30.24Scriptorhello
20:31.54proudfootnew to open source here
20:31.56proudfootprobably most of us are
20:32.04proudfootthis is like the alternative to summer internships for sophomores
20:32.16Scriptorproudfoot: how'd you hear about gsoc?
20:32.34summatusmentisdefine "new" ?
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20:32.37ChosenOneno offense, but what kind of geeks are you then? :D
20:32.42downeymgsoc is a great way to get introduced to open source stuff
20:33.09Scriptorit does have the intro phase before they start coding for it
20:33.37proudfoota friend of mine was a mentor in a program here, and told me to try it out.
20:33.52proudfootnew is, I've used open source apps, sometimes edited them, never submitted any commits
20:34.10mtChosenOne:  Since gsoc's goal is to attract new blood to the open-source community, it's probably natural for a lot of the applicants to be new to open source I guess. :)
20:34.37ChosenOneyeh, just being tongue in cheek ;)
20:35.11proudfootI'm a compsci major, so, I dunno.
20:35.57Scriptorproudfoot: that doesn't sound that new, at least you're familiar with the community, have you ever released any of your own code?
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20:36.24proudfootnope
20:36.43proudfootI kind of know how to use version control - and am familar with gcc toolchain, etc
20:36.54proudfootbut never released any of my code, never commited it, never published my patches
20:36.55proudfootetc
20:38.00kblinthebolt: evening :)
20:38.07ScriptorI've found git to be useful for getting started with vcs's, you can just stick to a few select command and scale up the complexity from there
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20:48.55spectre!timeline
20:48.55socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
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20:52.51dreimark!next
20:52.51socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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21:08.30Crix-thank you for the answer downeym, i figured as much. glad i've used IRC for years.
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21:11.57tom2010hello
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21:12.58downeymCrix-: still useful, but been replaced in many aspects :)
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21:17.01tom2010i want to particpate in the next google sumer of coding
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21:17.35tom2010need both mentor and idea
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21:18.34hypa7iatom2010: read the links in the topic
21:18.37hypa7iatype /topic
21:18.44thiago_hometom2010: it's up to you to go out and find them
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21:22.53kblinthebolt: reading fun articles about interviewing programmers
21:23.21kblinthebolt: preparing for gsoc, so to speak
21:23.44schumamlkblin: dailywtf?
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21:24.35kblinno, joel on software
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21:29.13theboltkblin: ok :)
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21:30.02Crix-some things never grow too old to use!
21:30.33rajattom2010: what else do you need?
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21:34.29dreimarktom2010: where do you be interested in?
21:35.02tom2010that's i need right now
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21:35.50tom2010dreimark: dunno, right now, i am looking at the list
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21:37.33rajatgood luck tom2010
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21:43.46AshishGfeels it's too quite around here
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21:44.03thiago_homeshould've seen it last week
21:45.18AshishGhow was it then
21:45.48thiago_homebusy
21:45.53thiago_homelots of people talking
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21:46.16AshishGit was the same in the evening (it's 3.16 AM here)
21:46.28AshishGeveryone was talking how fraulent indian applicants are
21:47.05liquidmetalAshishG: its bound to happen... 1/6 of the world's pop is here
21:47.07kblinhehe
21:47.32AshishGtrue :)
21:47.52AshishGbut they were talking in terms of percentage and not total frauds
21:48.12Catfish_Manif you compare the % applied and % accepted from last year, the gap is definitely bigger for India
21:48.19Catfish_Manbut the total # accepted is quite high
21:48.36Catfish_Maner, # applied and # accepted
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21:51.07sreichdefine "fraudulent" applicants
21:51.28AshishGme?
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21:51.37AshishGnot again :P
21:51.41pitzwell obviously the stipend has a lot more purchasing power in India than the USA...
21:52.03AshishGof course
21:52.06AshishGa LOT MORE
21:52.08AshishG:D
21:52.10sreichright..
21:52.22sreichbut what exactly would a fraudulent one look like?
21:52.27pitzfor the USA, the stipend is probably the same as one would make flipping burgers for a few months.  In India, its a couple years worth of salary, lol
21:53.25rajatsrsly whats with this running down on indian
21:53.33roide_pitz: not really. Depends!
21:54.20AshishGhow much does flipping burger make u?
21:54.41Catfish_Manrajat: it's unfortunately a fact that at least when I was a mentor, a majority of bad student proposals were Indian. Hopefully that's something that will go away in time :)
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21:55.02rajati agree. you have a point there
21:55.17Catfish_Manplenty of good ones too, just need less not good ones
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21:56.00AshishG@Catfish_Man: it might not, there are more and more "engineering" colleges added here year by year which are not at all competent with their US/EU counterparts
21:56.11Catfish_ManAshishG: unfortunate :/
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21:56.27Dark_ShikariCatfish_Man: there's also the issue that far more people go to school for CS in india
21:56.31Dark_Shikaribecause it's profitable
21:56.36Dark_Shikarithus you have more incompetents
21:56.49Dark_Shikarisince 2x the students doesn't mean 2x the good students, it just means a huge batch of people who suck
21:56.49AshishGDark_Shikari: helloz :)
21:57.11Catfish_ManDark_Shikari: yeah. In general I'm in favor of the "lots of people" approach to finding gems
21:57.23Catfish_Manbut man is it annoying to be on the searching end of it ;)
21:57.25Dark_Shikarilol
21:57.37Dark_ShikariI like automated methods for filtering out gems
21:57.49Dark_Shikarilike "qualification tasks so hard that nobody but gems bother"
21:58.01Catfish_Manthat does seem to be working pretty decently
21:58.14Dark_Shikariit also filters out people looking for easy projects
21:58.31Dark_Shikaripeople say "your projects are too hard, you'll get fewer applicants"
21:58.36Dark_ShikariI say "good, I didn't want them anyways"
21:58.47AshishG:D
21:58.54nico_le_terriblewhat is your project xD
21:59.13Catfish_Manunrelated, but man things get easier when you don't fight the framework. I just figured out how I'm *supposed* to be using this and it's like half as long and faster
21:59.30Dark_ShikariI'm the main mentor for x264, and I'd link you to our SOC wiki page, but j-b is being lame and the videolan server is down
21:59.31dhoI'm having trouble with that.
21:59.42Dark_ShikariCatfish_Man: oh yes
21:59.44dhoThe framework is stupid :(
21:59.50Dark_Shikarithat rule applies to everything
22:00.08Dark_Shikarigo with the flow, don't try to do things in a way that the framework isn't meant to work
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22:01.04Dark_Shikarihttp://bit.ly/b84rkH <--here's our wiki page
22:01.05Dark_Shikarithanks google
22:01.20ihalip_np
22:01.21Dark_Shikarioh wow.  it's really outdated.  ok, not as much thanks
22:01.32Dark_Shikarilol the google cache is 45 days old
22:01.49Dark_Shikariit's usually newer than that.
22:01.52ihalip_Mar 6, 2010
22:02.08Dark_Shikarioh.  I guess that's just before the latest round of edits
22:02.19Dark_Shikaristill, 3 weeks old... thought the crawler was faster than that.
22:02.46AshishGi generally is
22:03.01AshishGmy blogspot updates show within an hour
22:03.12AshishGbut then again, blogspot is google propert :P
22:07.47AshishGDark_Shikari: you guys don't need anyone with python? :( :P
22:08.28Dark_Shikarinot unless python is now an assembly language ;)
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22:10.28AshishG:D
22:10.51xnoxgiggles "python assembly language" =)
22:11.06dhoyou can use it to assemble python programs.
22:11.09dhobazing.
22:12.23AshishGwonders what is assembling a python prog
22:12.33ihalip_!next
22:12.34socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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22:13.25Dark_ShikariAshishG:
22:13.26Dark_ShikariVerb
22:13.31Dark_ShikariI(transitive) To put together.
22:13.36Dark_Shikari;)
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22:15.47MatthewWilkesevenin' all
22:16.37AshishGevenin sir
22:16.58ihalip_yawns
22:17.46AshishGlooks at ihalip yawn
22:18.15ihalip_seeing something you like?
22:18.27AshishG-.-
22:18.35AshishG:P
22:20.23AshishGis starting to like mIRC
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22:21.33MatthewWilkesAshishG: You paid for it yet? :)
22:21.49AshishGumm... let's not get there ;)
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22:22.22MatthewWilkesShame, I regret never paying for my copy.  KMB probably deserves it, it's a good programme.
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22:22.53AshishG:D
22:23.08AshishGyou use it too
22:23.18AshishGit's my first client, and i don't think i'll try another
22:23.59AshishG(pidgin doesn't count :P)
22:24.40liquidmetalwell
22:24.43liquidmetalpidgin = free
22:24.55liquidmetalplus you get to use the same single program
22:25.06liquidmetalfor everything... gtalk, msn, yahoo and irc
22:25.28MatthewWilkesAshishG: I used to use it, when I was a windows user.
22:25.32drt24liquidmetal: yes, and that is good, however pidgin wasn't that good at irc last time I tried it.
22:25.52AshishGdrt24: hasn't changed much yet
22:25.53drt24and now ubuntu has moved to empathy
22:25.56liquidmetalMatthewWilkes: what do you use now?
22:26.25AshishGi want to try irssi
22:26.25liquidmetaldrt24: what features did you want?
22:26.55MatthewWilkesliquidmetal: X-Chat for Mac OSX
22:27.00AshishGor probably UI (liquidmetal: you take a Human-Computer Interaction class here)
22:27.28AshishGMatthewWilkes: did you bother with irssi?
22:27.50liquidmetalAshishG: go for X-Chat... iIRC it is
22:28.11AshishGthinks it's "injustice" (:P) that Mac users get the benifit of both *nix and OSS and the other kind
22:28.20MatthewWilkesAshishG: Textmode?  No thanks!
22:28.36AshishGhaha
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22:28.51AshishGbpython videos look good
22:28.59AshishGbetter than GUI programs i have used
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22:29.54drt24likes irssi, though it's documentation is not as good as it could be
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22:30.20drt24liquidmetal: as a side effect of being a program built for all protocols it wasn't so good at irc specific things
22:30.38MatthewWilkes!timeline
22:30.39socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
22:30.40drt24it worked, but the other irc clients I hav used are better
22:30.43AshishGdrt24: luckily it's cross platform, you if you could describe what you like about it, i might just try it out
22:30.44Catfish_Mandrt24: I'm still convinced that's a symptom of insufficiently advanced gui design
22:30.46Catfish_Mannot an inherent problem
22:30.55Catfish_Manbut perhaps I'm wrong :)
22:30.58Catfish_Manuses Adium for irc
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22:31.20drt24I have irssi running inside a screen session on a server. So I can connect to it from anywhere and it can log everything :-)
22:31.22AshishGwonders how many Mac users are here
22:32.00AshishGdrt24: that's convenient
22:32.08drt24indeed
22:32.48micahcowanThat's what I would be doing if I had a server hosted with folks that didn't disallow IRC traffic of any kind.
22:32.55micahcowanExcept I might be using tmux rather than screen.
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22:33.42AshishGServer --> LAMP, Client --> Mac, is that what ppl like doing?
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22:34.23micahcowanDepends on the people. I suspect you'll find a lot of Ubuntu (me) and Fedora Core users on here, in addition to various other things.
22:34.28micahcowanAnd yeah, Windows users.
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22:34.59drt24has previously been reduced to CGI:IRC as a result of evil network admins, and then that got blocked and I stopped using irc until I got to uni
22:35.10micahcowanA few non-Linux-based *NIXes, too.
22:35.45AshishGCGI:IRC helps bypass proxies in some cases?
22:35.58AshishGah! i see
22:36.11AshishGthe previous one was for micahcowan
22:38.26AshishGdrt24: how did CGI:IRC help bypass restrictions?
22:38.30AshishGi have a restriction on ports
22:38.36AshishGonly 80 and 443
22:38.39drt24it is a web based interface
22:38.49drt24and so I could access it over port 80
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22:39.16drt24but these days I have shell on lots of different servers so I could use corkscrew and ssh forwarding to get around evilness of that sort
22:39.49AshishG"evilness" :D
22:40.34drt24;-)
22:40.36AshishGhas always felt censoring adults isn't what a free country's govt should allow
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22:49.08AshishGis very sleepy and wishes everyone a very good night, whenever their is
22:49.42lfranchii dont know if it has
22:49.58lfranchihmm, wrong window
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22:53.48CopatShould I apply to this project even with 1year with Java Programming experience?
22:54.10Catfish_Manwhich project?
22:54.18Copatgsoc
22:54.27Catfish_Mangsoc is more of a collection of projects
22:54.34CopatI see
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22:55.15Catfish_Manso if you can find a mentoring organization that you think you can accomplish something meaningful for... then sure, go ahead and apply
22:55.43AshishGCopat: that was intentional right? :D
22:56.04Copat[AshishG]: Probably, English is not my native language, but still I can handle it
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22:58.40sonnedoes anyone know when ln will be around next time?
22:58.53sonne<PROTECTED>
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23:01.15drt24Copat: a lot of java can be written in a year :-)
23:01.32mmadiadrank too. ;)
23:01.53drt24:-)
23:02.48AshishGmmadia: :D
23:02.53AshishGm finally sleeping now
23:02.55AshishGgnite ppl
23:05.37drt24<^nn
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23:13.10gigasoft1who's in charge here?
23:13.38smtmsgigasoft1, in charge of what? the IRC channel?
23:13.52gigasoft1i do not know
23:14.00Catfish_Manheh
23:14.03gigasoft1:P
23:14.04x`hehe
23:14.07Catfish_Manwhen the question is ready, an answer will appear
23:14.19MatthewWilkesShotgun in charge of cakes
23:14.31CopatWell, let's read the whole FAQ.
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23:17.00ThomasWaldmannapropos charge, you know what a funny loader message is?
23:17.31ThomasWaldmann"Loading Neutrino ..." < as seen on 2 DBox2 with Linux (and "Neutrino" UI)
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23:48.00spectre!faw
23:48.01socinfoError: "faw" is not a valid command.
23:48.02spectre!faq
23:48.02socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs
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23:51.21socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
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