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00:13.35ScottMacok this home page document thing confuses me
00:13.41ScottMacwhats it meant for? :)
00:13.48ScottMacand is there proper instructions on how to use it
00:14.07MatthewWilkesScottMac: Evenin', it's a document that is shown as the text for the home page, along with the map and student listing
00:14.18ScottMachey Mathew :)
00:14.44MatthewWilkesScottMac: This is what it looks like without a homepage set: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/org/show/google/gsoc2010/plone
00:14.59ScottMacok thats what ours looks like
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00:15.05MatthewWilkesand this is with: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/org/home/google/gsoc2010/melange
00:15.16MatthewWilkesObviously it's not so useful until students are assigned
00:15.26MatthewWilkesbut they want us to do it asap
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00:15.37ScottMacso just create a new document and put that ID in our profile?
00:15.49ScottMacthough tbh that home page looks like crap compared to the plone one
00:15.51MatthewWilkesyup, but the document has to be in the scope of the org, not a personal one
00:15.54ScottMacthe plone seems to have more details
00:16.15MatthewWilkesthat's because it's just a view of the application, the info is still available and linked to in some places
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01:35.43*** topic/#gsoc is 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
01:37.29Crix-the GSoC talks about having a shell, is that provided by the sponsoring org?
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01:38.47ojwbCrix-: where does it talk about that?
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01:45.12Crix-nm, it wasn't on the official site, it was just the recommended best way to stay on IRC 24/7
01:45.44MatthewWilkesYou don't need to stay on IRC 24/7, especially if you're not going to be going through and reading all the logs
01:46.18marcheuand also a lot of orgs actually log channels and put them online, so you don't have to stay on 24/7 to read logs
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01:47.19Crix-thanks peeps
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03:22.03*** topic/#gsoc is 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
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03:49.34Acedipcan one read the logs of the rejected org meeting?
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03:54.31ojwbread topic
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04:28.14[mharrison]Hilarious! http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/blogs/2010/03/big-effing-deal-bill/
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04:56.31unimauroHi all :D
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05:17.16MindVirusHello. I'm a student. How can I participate?
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05:18.06unimauroHello MindVirus see a idea in this list projects http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
05:20.03[mharrison]!faq
05:20.03socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs
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05:26.19Andriuswhy not just tell them that they can't? I'd expect students to at least be able to find faq themselves...
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05:28.48[mharrison]Andrius, I was just thinking that, but I decided I'd give him the benefit of the doubt
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06:03.36gobi_is it only for students? as FAQ says school/college enrollment form is needed
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06:04.40anth_xGSoC has three roles: organization admins, mentors, and students.
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06:05.08anth_xfor the "students" part, yes, actual enrollment in an accredited institution is required.
06:05.27gobi_as i m a graduate but not a full time employee so can i participate as student?
06:06.13anth_xit doesn't sound like it. you need to be a registered student at some educational institution.
06:06.16ojwbgobi_: if you aren't enrolled still, no
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06:08.05robbyoconnorpeople need to f'en read
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06:08.44ojwbgobi_: please don't PM me
06:08.55ojwbif you have questions, ask them here
06:09.05ojwbbut seriously, read the FAQ first
06:09.38ojwbit's states the requirement clearly
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06:11.03robbyoconnorojwb: NOBODY reads
06:11.08robbyoconnorhave you not picked that up
06:11.23robbyoconnorthese are the nimrods that don't belong in the program :|
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06:11.54robbyoconnorit's not personal just cant stand it anymore
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06:16.30ojwbrobbyoconnor: did you type something?
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06:49.00[mharrison]Holy join/part spam up in here today
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06:49.16[mharrison]Or at least it seems that way since there's not much talk
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06:50.57dylan-mI'm just about to join in!
06:51.01dylan-mNight!
06:53.26[mharrison]adios
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07:57.39unimaurovlc idea page not found http://wiki.videolan.org/SoC_2010
07:59.51kblinunimauro: how about you tell the vlc folks, not us?
08:00.41unimaurooh ok ok.
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08:01.10kblinunimauro: I mean, if you tell them, they probably can fix it
08:01.30kblinoff to worl
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08:19.25dholbachgood morning
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08:22.06Master_ChiefHello! The "Google Open Source Programs Office" page whose link is given at accepted orgs page doesn't seem to work (404)
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08:42.46kaiGHF: there you go
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09:07.40f4hyYay gsoc
09:08.06f4hyWas worried I was going to miss it. Last year I didnt look it up till after the deadlines
09:08.33onewhome too!
09:09.56f4hyHow good do you normally have to be to do a student gsoc project? Are only the best of the best choosen or is it pretty lax and most anyone willing to put in the time to hack it get to do one?
09:10.55onewhoI don't know. Wondering the same. I suppose it depends on the individual project. I want to get in touch with a mentor for more info on that...
09:11.44kaireally depends on the project
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09:12.31kaiI think it's more important that I as a mentor see that you as a student are able and willing to learn the skills needed
09:13.09kaiI mean we know GSoC is for students to get into Open Source development, we don't expect developers with years of experience
09:13.35kaiof course you do need to know programming basics
09:13.39kai!next
09:13.40socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
09:13.50kai!timeline
09:13.50socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
09:14.33f4hyRight, but since it is for students, will you have enough applicants that yuo just take the guy who is top of his class in computer science at $awesomeuniversity ?
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09:15.30kaiI actually don't care, as I can't really check that anyway
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09:16.15kaiduring the application I want to see first-hand that the student knows what he's talking about
09:16.51kaithere's so many comp-sci graduates that can't program their way out of a paper bag that "I was top of my class" doesn't really prove anything
09:17.15llnzf4hy: often the top of his/her class can't write a proposal that we would consider
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09:20.04onewhoThanks for the feedback guys :)
09:20.11f4hyYa thanks!
09:21.18f4hyWhat is the completion rate of the GSoC projects. Do alot of students fail and not finish the project or are most able to cut it? I imagine the application process should do a decent job of finding students who would do a good job, but just curious.
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09:21.40kai85% success rate last year, I think
09:21.51llnzthat's about right
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09:22.34kaiinterestingly it's far from trivial to identify people who'll do a good job
09:23.09f4hyOh I am sure. There is a whole industry on how to recruit programmers.
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09:57.17aboSamoorI am fresh graduate, finished computer engineering and I am planning to join PhD program next August. Am I legitimate to enroll in the program ?
09:57.59kai!amieligible
09:57.59socinfoError: "amieligible" is not a valid command.
09:58.01kaidurn
09:58.04kai!eligible
09:58.04socinfo"eligible" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#student_eligibility
09:58.06Ivanovicyou have to be enrolled as of april 26th (not sure about the correct day)
09:58.16Ivanovicif you are not enrolled: most likely not
09:58.36kaiaboSamoor: or you need to have a confirmation that you will be enrolled, IIRC
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10:02.36aboSamoorI see, I think I am not eligible according to their definition as I am not enrolled in any education program till mid of August :).
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10:03.49kaiaboSamoor: of course you can still get involved in open source even without gsoc :)
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10:06.20aboSamoorkai, i am already. Tester and bug management. However, I am not developing because to have more time to learn the open source technologies that I am already spending on getting money to live. I hoped that gsoc will help me to have that time so after that I can continue in open source developing beside my work.
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10:14.27thobeany suggestions on where to announce projects in order to find interested students?
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10:15.43Guest42120help
10:16.55Guest42120who
10:17.19thobeGuest42120: what do you need help with?
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10:19.57ojwbthobe: put them on your org's project list
10:21.21thobeojwb: yeah, done that. I was just wondering if there was some sort of other announcement channel I could use as well
10:22.50ojwbthobe: not really - it wouldn't really scale well...
10:23.16ojwbthere's ~1000 student slots, and more project ideas than that
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10:23.36ojwbthe students are directed to those lists
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11:03.41ajuonlineMaster_Chief: thats ok. it will only link back to the Google OSPO blog or something,
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11:04.04Master_Chiefok
11:05.39ajuonlinethobe: twitter? tag it with #gsoc, on the gsoc discuss list, and yesterday I read, on the geekfeminism blog?
11:07.21thobeajuonline: thanks, great suggestions
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11:11.00ajuonlinethobe: http://geekfeminism.org/2010/03/23/gf-classifieds-google-summer-of-code-edition/#comments
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11:13.12ajuonlinethobe: source: http://twitter.com/catallman/status/10988169126 =)
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11:54.56prakhar!soc
11:54.57socinfo"soc" is http://code.google.com/soc/
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11:55.47prakhar!faq
11:55.48socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs
11:56.11prakhar!socinfo
11:56.11socinfo"socinfo" is always right
11:56.25straydawg:)
11:56.40prakhar:)
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12:54.26Max__If I understood correctly, GSOC just mates student open source projects with mentoring organizations?
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12:55.34sfbMax__: Not exactly... Mentoring organizations are open source projects typically.
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12:57.41Max__OK. Therefore?
12:59.22Max__I am a CS student. If I want to participate in GSOC I need to have a proposal for a project? I can't just come and write code?
12:59.39infinity0right
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12:59.52ojwbMax__: the FAQ can answer all these questions, and more...
13:00.04Max__No, it can't. I read the FAG.
13:00.15Max__*FAQ
13:01.14Max__There is no clear definition of what the different participants are supposed to be doing, or even who they are.
13:01.35ojwbhttp://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#program_works
13:01.49rajatwhy don't you go check the organisation's page
13:01.58rajatit has ideas max__
13:02.22Max__ojwb, That is one of the most unclear things I have read in a long time. And I just finished Beowolf.
13:02.35infinity0unclear in what way
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13:02.55ojwbshrugs, reads fine to me
13:03.02Max__Who are students? What are they expected to do? To participate must I have a project proposal?
13:03.03ihalipMax__: check the timeline then
13:03.05D1ggl3rMax__, look at it like this: Google wants to be seen as promoting OSS, but doesn't want to do much more than throwing some money. So organizations find you, and you find organizations, and Google is the financial umbrella
13:03.06rajatagrees
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13:04.11rajatmax__ i'll suggest reading the whole FAQ first
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13:04.30infinity0Max__: if you started from the beginning, it says "Google Summer of Code is a program that offers student developers stipends"... etc
13:04.39infinity0lol, troll, fuck it
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13:04.53ihalipinfinity0: my thoughts exactly
13:05.09D1ggl3rwell guys, what did you expect... using IRC for such thing is a silly idea
13:05.19infinity0nah, that's just 1 case out of many
13:05.25ojwbD1ggl3r: no!  IRC is great for trolling
13:05.31rajatlol
13:05.34D1ggl3rheh)
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13:06.12ojwbfrankly, if someone read the FAQ and failed to find answers to those questions, they're not going to make a good gsoc proposition
13:06.22kaiD1ggl3r: right. there's never any trolls on forums, we should use those instead
13:06.49ojwbbeing able to find answers to questions is one of the more useful skills
13:07.21D1ggl3rkai, i'm not talking about the trolls, rather about using IRC as a development medium, this appears to have become popular lately
13:07.46kaiojwb: right, for mentoring orgs, watching the students in #gsoc is a great first-pass filter :)
13:08.00kaiD1ggl3r: development meduim?
13:08.06ojwbhas been known to grep for handles of applicants in the logs...
13:08.08D1ggl3rmedium.
13:08.57D1ggl3ryou sound like kids, judging people by their behavior on irc is silly. i mostly troll on irc, it's not good for anything much better
13:08.58kaiok, so what in your previous comment is "such thing"?
13:09.28kairight, and your proposed medium for talking to a bunch of people at once is... twitter?
13:09.29infinity0actually i find IRC better as a development medium
13:09.35D1ggl3rn/m, perhaps for something so preliminary a big chat is a good alternative
13:09.39infinity0i can never remember what someone said 2 minutes ago (i'm serious)
13:09.51infinity0it's nice being able to reply in your own time and scroll back for reference
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13:09.55D1ggl3rkai, a forum is good
13:10.06kaiaha
13:10.08kaiwhy?
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13:10.21kaiI mostly troll on forums, it's all they're good for
13:10.27WinterMuterofl
13:10.41D1ggl3rkai, well, you are an irc retard... you behave the same everywhere
13:10.58ojwbplay nice children!
13:11.04D1ggl3rc'mon
13:11.16D1ggl3ryou are still asleep in amerika, no?
13:11.36ojwbwhat a strange question
13:11.46WinterMuteforums are ok for stuff you don't mind being immortalised forever, IRC is good for discussion & thought gathering
13:11.56infinity0yeah
13:11.57D1ggl3ri mean the channel is mostly dead... because it's early in usa.
13:12.00kaiD1ggl3r: I'm just trying to make the point that I don't find your argument very convincing. not without any attemt of bringing evidence to back your claims
13:12.05ojwbimmortalised until the forum server gets shut down
13:12.21kai!logs
13:12.21socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
13:12.27schumamlWinterMute: not that there's any guarantee that irc logs won't be immortalised forever
13:12.27WinterMuteIRC == the pub, forums == sanitised meeting notes
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13:12.34D1ggl3rkai, it's not an argument, it's an observation - forums work better for civilized discussion
13:13.07WinterMutewonders what forums D1ggl3r visits
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13:13.21kaiD1ggl3r: I've seen many forums that don't look like that. I've also seen many IRC channels with very business-like conversations
13:13.23schumamlmaybe one with a mandatory spell checker module?
13:14.04garbeamD1ggl3r: forums suck, mailinglists are much better, IRC is also a lot better for quick responses than a forum
13:14.15schumaml"Sorry, the spell checker has found the following errors in your post: ... . Please correct them and try again."
13:14.33D1ggl3ryes, mailing lists are better than a forum - i was talking about this phase of gsoc specifically
13:14.49WinterMutemailing lists suck, there's no substitute for letters written in longhand! ;)
13:14.53kpreidthe usefulness of almost any medium is going to depend on the community that inhabits it
13:15.22kpreidthe medium does have influence on how the community develops, of course, but I think in the end it's the people that matter, and how they *choose* to use it
13:15.29kaimeh
13:15.46kaiD1ggl3r: I still think IRC is better for getting quick answers
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13:16.01D1ggl3rkai, of course, but only for that
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13:16.26kaiand anyway, bbiaf, got to get some coffee
13:16.33schumamlWinterMute: then get yourself a Memex
13:17.13WinterMutejust trolling, seemed like the flavour of the moment ;o)
13:17.22D1ggl3ri'm gonna logout... the irc channel of the project that specified that its development "happens on irc" is not reponsive. guess i will have to register on their bug tracking system after all
13:17.24ojwbyou're all clearly nuts - google wave is the only sane discussion medium!
13:17.38WinterMuteojwb, but what about buzz?
13:17.57D1ggl3rheh, google is pathetic
13:17.57ojwbthat's just a load of hype
13:18.07D1ggl3rthey did one thing right - web advertisements
13:18.11WinterMuteo_O
13:18.17D1ggl3rbut they are trying to be inventors :)
13:19.01D1ggl3rsomehow people tend to think that the amount of money they have reflects their actual worth :)
13:19.15IvanovicD1ggl3r: and what is not responsive for you?
13:19.25D1ggl3rIvanovic, #wicd
13:19.32IvanovicD1ggl3r: do not expect any answer withhin the minuite
13:19.36Ivanovicsome people have to work and the likes
13:19.48D1ggl3rwell, i posted the question like an hour ago
13:19.57Ivanovicyou know, eg in europe most people tend to not irc at 2pm since they are working then
13:20.10Ivanovicand in the us it is "damn early" in the morning atm
13:20.17Ivanovicwould not expect and answer from those either
13:20.53D1ggl3rwell that's irc summed up...
13:21.04Ivanovicjust because clients are online does not mean that you get instant reactions
13:21.26Ivanovicthings might be completely different in the evening hours when people are actually around and got time to do something
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13:21.42Ivanovicyeah, most open source people are not paid for the work they do on projects
13:22.05D1ggl3rwell, i'm in europe as well, so to say... so evening for them is REM dreams for me.
13:22.09Ivanovici'd suggest to just stay idle in there
13:22.28D1ggl3rthey have a bug tracking system, i will just ask there
13:22.30Ivanovicehm, you know that most companies in europe do not accept people to chat in irc while they work, right?
13:22.50D1ggl3rthey work in europe? :)
13:22.51Ivanovicso wait till it is something like 8pm, there it is more likely to get a response
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13:24.30D1ggl3rby the way, isn't irc supposed to be dead now? i thought jabber conferences are all the rage
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13:26.04ojwbit got better
13:26.27Ivanovicit looks like irc is not dead considering the amount of projects relying on irc...
13:26.30Ivanovic;)
13:26.46pygiChipX86, poke
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13:27.17D1ggl3rwell, it's relative. although I didn't see some projects relying on jabber indeed.
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13:28.07MattJD1ggl3r: Look up the "network effect" if you're interested - more people are currently on IRC, so it's what most people use
13:28.28MattJThe incentive to switch isn't there, despite the technology
13:28.59D1ggl3rMattJ, I doubt that there is more people on IRC right now than say 10 years ago
13:29.14MattJThat said, my project's only chatroom is on XMPP, but then it /is/ an XMPP project :)
13:29.21D1ggl3rheh
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13:41.20vicki need help regarding the working organization under gsoc
13:42.15ihalipwhat do you mean?
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13:42.25vickoh thanks u replied
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13:47.33kaivick: ask your question, we only do mind-reading on tuesdays
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13:48.15kai:)
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13:58.08kaiI just _hate_ metaquestions
13:58.41danbrisomething seems wrong with http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010 ... only one entry (xmpp) showing up
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13:59.10MattJIt should load, it just takes a minute
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13:59.53MattJXMPP is in a separate list because they still haven't completed their profile
14:00.00MattJbear: *poke poke poke* ^
14:00.23bearMattJ, hi
14:00.34bearMattJ, oh!
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14:00.53bearshall fix that
14:00.56danbriit took several minutes
14:01.10danbriwell it didn't load yet
14:01.22danbrii dunno, i'm using this obscure new browser
14:01.27danbriChrome, anyone heard of it?
14:01.32bear:)
14:02.20danbribear, is the xmpp project list open for suggestions? i'd love to see XEP-0174 get some love...
14:02.55MattJdanbri: Sure, it's a wiki - didn't I create you an account once?
14:03.05MattJmaybe I mis-remember
14:03.15danbriyou did, but i don't know the etiquette of making up new projects
14:03.22MattJJust add :)
14:03.29MattJThe more the merrier
14:03.39danbrii meant to propose FOAF project for GSOC but missed deadlines, but if I can float relevant project ideas via xmpp that's cool :)
14:03.54beardanbri, it is - you can make them via email to me (bear@xmpp.org) or to the gsoc@xmpp.org list
14:03.55danbrithere is some TV-related stuff (xmpp for remote controls too), i'd be happy to help mentor
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14:04.19MattJbear: I'm sure he's able to just add them to the page himself (he has a wiki account)
14:04.28bearyea, you can also add them to the wiki - but please also post to the list so that the idea gets more attention
14:04.43binnygGood Morning. Where can I find the list of programs available for 2010?
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14:04.53MattJbear: but the list only has a handful of people on it...
14:05.13bearmattj - then I need to "fix" that
14:05.16ajuonlinebinnyg: the link is in the /topic
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14:05.54beari've been waiting for ietf77 to be over so I can get some info from stpeter - to start doing more public discussion of gsoc and gather interest
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14:07.31danbrithe /topic is hard to read in LimeChat fwiw (you get the first 30 chars only)
14:07.39|Kev|danbri: hi.
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14:09.13|Kev|danbri: fwiw, just go ahead and add your ideas to the wiki page.
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14:09.33|Kev|danbri: if they're truly horrendous ideas, someone might tidy them up, but I find that unlikely.
14:09.40drt24!orgs
14:09.40socinfo"orgs" is The list of accepted mentoring organizations is here: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
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14:09.58bearwonders if that is the same Kev on jdev
14:10.27|Kev|bear: you have the power to find out.
14:11.05bear:)
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14:11.34|Kev|bear: is the org info uploaded now?
14:11.46danbri_likes seeing xmpp people in irc
14:11.50bearworking on it - dayjob meeting slowing me down
14:11.53|Kev|danbri: *shudder*
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14:12.10danbri_15-summers of code project: migrate Freenode to dual xmpp/irc services
14:12.18MattJ:)
14:12.25|Kev|Yes, that'd be pretty interesting.
14:12.43danbri_someday...
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14:14.51|Kev|bear: if you don't have the time for it, there are plenty of people willing to help with the admin.
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14:18.49bear|kev| yep
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14:23.19danbri_xmpp guys, just mailed -> http://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/gsoc/2010-March/000290.html
14:23.51|Kev|Dan: thanks, will read shortly.
14:24.03bear|Kev|, the question I need answering is how many slots did XSF request in the past
14:24.27|Kev|bear: depending on the year, 10 or 6.
14:24.41bearthen I will put 10
14:24.42|Kev|Do you need to know how many to ask for this year, or literally a question on how many we requested before?
14:24.54|Kev|If it's the former, ask for 6.
14:24.55bearit's on the form that I am filling out
14:25.08MattJWhat's the question?
14:25.15bearSlots Desired?
14:25.23|Kev|Slots Desired, I suggest 6.
14:25.32MattJ|Kev|: was 10 too many?
14:25.36kblinbear: you don't need to answer that one yet
14:25.48bearkblin, that works :)
14:25.56kblinbear: wait until the applications are in and you know how many you really want
14:26.26|Kev|MattJ: 10 was 3 years ago, we decided we'd be better off asking for 6 two years ago, and selecting a higher quality applicant. Better to have the 4 slots go to another project that'll use them sensibly than give them to less worthwhile XSF projects.
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14:27.08MattJI guess as kblin says, we'll see when applications come in :)
14:27.13kblin|Kev|: I agree there, you don't want as many students as you could possibly get regardless of the quality of your applicants
14:27.14|Kev|MattJ: we decided it was both hard to find good mentors for 10 students, and hard to find 10 good students on 10 good projects.
14:28.03MattJ|Kev|: if mentors was the bottleneck then I'm sure we have more this year :)
14:28.14|Kev|MattJ: more people willing, certainly.
14:28.24|Kev|Mentors have to be competent as well as willing, though :)
14:28.46MattJGood job I'm not hurt by that :)
14:29.18|Kev|It would be good to have mentors who have previously shown some vague ability to help people through their problems in the communities before.
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14:29.37|Kev|Well, yes, obviously I was trying to claim your incompetence, it makes me look better :)
14:29.49danbri_do you have 1 or 2 mentors per project?
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14:30.42|Kev|danbri_: the XSF? One formally. We hope students will interact with more than that.
14:31.06danbri_makes sense if one person has responsibility
14:32.02|Kev|Students who interact only with their mentor don't do so well, generally.
14:32.15bearthe goal is also to find mentor backups where possible
14:32.19|Kev|MattJ: Clearly you'd be an obvious mentor :)
14:32.48|Kev|bear: although just picking non-flaky mentors in the first place alleviates that need greatly.
14:32.57danbri_yeah, I used to supervise MSc students from time to time ... the ones who do better know how to go find help/collab in the 'net at large
14:33.53|Kev|Indeed.
14:34.06bearok, XSF Org forms all filled out
14:34.07ojwb|Kev|: crises can happen to anyone though
14:34.23|Kev|ojwb: they can indeed.
14:34.32kaidanbri_: right, a bussing factor of 1 is never good :)
14:34.34|Kev|ojwb: but there's crises and flakiness, independently :)
14:35.06ojwbyeah
14:35.48|Kev|By which I roughly mean: I don't think it's going to be a problem for the XSF to find a replacement mentor if one has a crisis during the summer. Finding a backup mentor for each project because we're not sure the first mentor will stick with it seems like we're picking first mentors wrong.
14:36.24|Kev|Insert various 'would's into that.
14:36.39ojwbit can be useful if a second mentor is explicitly earmarked, and can roughly keep track of progress
14:36.58ojwbbut there's lots of different ways to approach the issues
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14:37.28|Kev|Yes, true - that's what the weekly meetings with all the mentors and students, and the frequent blog posting is supposed to achieve (for us)
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15:23.24ark_Hi.  I was wondering something.  If I can apply to more than one project, but I can only be accepted in one, then, maybe some projects for some organizations will end without a developer?
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15:23.46ark_is convenient to apply to more than one project?, what does mentors think about this?
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15:26.22Croftonark_, I think it is OK to apply for multiple projects
15:26.38Croftonhopefully, everyone has more applicants than they can accept
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15:27.21ajuonlineisnt the limit 20 applications per student?
15:27.31araujoark_, it is good, and during the program timeline exist a phase to solve the issue of students assigned to different organizations
15:27.38ark_ajuonline: yep, 20 per student, and only one can be accepted.
15:27.49ajuonlineright
15:27.58ark_araujo: ahh, thanks, i didn't know that.
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15:29.19ajuonlineark_: its called Conflict Resolution :P
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15:30.36kaiark_: I would suggest against using up all 20 of your applications, though
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15:31.14ark_kai: yep, I think they're too mucho, but I was thinking about applying to two or three.
15:31.27kaithat sounds reasonable
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15:32.09ajuonlinei always just end up with 1
15:32.24ajuonlinei tried 2 each year
15:33.14ark_oh, thanks for the answers everyone.
15:33.30kaitries to remember who the student who would've been accepted in five orgs in 2008 was
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15:33.56ark_kai: o.o, five!!
15:33.57kaibut I'd assume that this is the exception
15:34.11kaiI doubt I could have done that :)
15:34.12Catfish_Manwasn't KillerX accepted to 6?
15:34.14|Kev|I would recommend you talk to the org first, though.
15:34.28kaiCatfish_Man: rightm that's the one I was thinking about
15:34.29ajuonlineKillerX ftw! :P
15:34.35|Kev|If you blindly apply to many projects from the same org, people may wonder what you're doing.
15:34.42Catfish_Manwhere is that dude anyway
15:34.46Catfish_Manhe should be here to hang out with us
15:34.49ajuonlineholidaying
15:35.01Catfish_Manbooooring
15:35.16kaiCatfish_Man: rightm that's the one I was thinking about
15:35.30ajuonlineis this deja vu?
15:35.38Catfish_Manit is!
15:35.41ajuonlineor something's wrong with the matrix
15:35.44ark_|Kev|: yep, I tought about that.  If I apply to many, the orgs could think something weird, and reduce my possibilities.
15:35.47theboltthere is a glitch in the matrix.. run!
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15:37.15vikashagthis is the first time i came to knew abt gsoc. can ony let me know wat are the technical demands
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15:37.34greggyHi, what's it take to get on the GS0C mentors mailing list. I keep getting denied. I';m the admin and a mentor for IDI
15:37.38ark_thebolt: no tengo tal comando /run
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15:38.24ajuonlinegreggy: it takes some time I guess :P you dont request, you get automatically added to it
15:38.33kaiark_: well, there's a difference between applying at two orgs and applying at the same org twice
15:38.42ajuonlinei think after students are selected
15:38.49kaiajuonline: nope
15:39.08kaigreggy: have you completed your admin profile from melange?
15:39.09greggyajuonline: okay, I guess I'll try again
15:39.11ark_kai: one organization cannot know about applications to other org?
15:39.24ajuonlinegreggy: listen to what kai says then :P not me, i was just guessing.
15:39.34greggykai: ya, mu admin profile is complete
15:39.35Catfish_Manark_: if they go and ask they can
15:39.47|Kev|ark_: I agree with kai, and I don't think you shouldn't consider applying to the same org more than once. Just that you should talk to them and see what they'd think.
15:39.55kaiark_: well, at some point in time we'll see if there's conflicts with other orgs
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15:41.06kai|Kev|: I'd prefer if the student talks to me first to find out which of the two projects she's interested in she actually wants to do before applying for one of them
15:41.19ark_|Kev|, kai: I understand.
15:41.30|Kev|kai: I always prefer if the student talks to me :)
15:41.30Catfish_Manwe've had a few students that applied several times and were successful
15:41.42Catfish_Manone in particular comes to mind. Wildly creative guy
15:41.46kairight, it depends on the circumstances
15:42.48kaiark_: I can't speak for other projects, of course, but for the projects I work with, we usually rank students without giving a thought if they applied elsewhere
15:42.51|Kev|Particularly if there's a couple of similar projects, the student could be passionate about wanting to do one of them, but not worried which it is. Then I'd be happy for them to apply for both, and if someone else applies to only one of them, and is good...
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15:43.43kai|Kev|: but if the student told me about that first, I could suggest that she should change the scope of her proposal even after the application deadline
15:43.55|Kev|*nod*
15:44.10kaiwe tried doing that with a couple of seemingly good students who all applied for the same project
15:44.11|Kev|I think we're agreeing - talk to the org and talk to them about what you want to do :)
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15:44.37ojwbark_: it's useful to know if students have applied to other orgs
15:44.51ojwbsince then you have more idea how many "spares" to worry about
15:45.13spectieyeah
15:45.19spectieyou should definitely mention it to the orgs in question
15:45.22kaiark_: so when I applied for Wine _and_ Samba in 2007, I told them both orgs
15:45.29ojwbthere seems to be a latent paranoia amongst students about it
15:45.33ojwbat least some
15:45.46ojwbbut we really aren't going to reject you because you also applied elsewhere
15:45.55kaiboth orgs ended up picking me, so they actually asked me what I'd prefer to work on
15:46.06ark_mmm, cool to know that
15:46.13kaibut you can't count on that happening
15:46.27ojwbotoh, if I asked you and find later you lied, that doesn't bode well...
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15:47.46kaiark_: it's important that you only apply for projects you'd love to work on
15:47.53|Kev|+1
15:48.06kaibecause sometimes during conflict resolution, some slots are shuffled around fast
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15:48.22Catfish_Manmmmm Chaos Meeting®
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15:48.52_Samoin your organisations what's the rate between serious applications and mentorable slots do you usually have?
15:48.59kaiand if it's like two orgs want to have the applicant, but one org has like 5 other good people and the other org has no other good choice, most of the time the one without the choice will end up with the student
15:49.14kai_Samo: puh, hard to tell
15:49.31kaiI don't think I can give a general answer to that
15:49.47kaiif you have a proposal that's too easy, you'll get a lot of junk applications
15:50.31kaiif all of your proposals are pretty hard, you'll get less proposals, with a higher quality
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15:50.55_Samowell we are a bit worried this is our first year and our mentoring capacity is limited to four slots maximun  but we are getting lots of applications, some of them very nice
15:50.57dberkholzand possibly less slots as a result...
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15:51.00kaiyou're with yayfray (or however that's written), right?
15:51.12_Samoyep
15:51.46kaiI haven't looked at your ideas list, but if you don't have a web-development proposal, you're probably on the safe side ;)
15:52.05_Samoabout two or three new students every day, many of them do have a raytracing background
15:52.45_SamoI mean is that normal for other orgs?
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15:53.48Taggnostrhello
15:53.52dberkholzit's much better to have (good proposals > slots) than the other way around
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15:54.28dberkholzi would guess that the vast majority of orgs wish they had more slots
15:54.50_Samowell in our case we wish we had more mentoring capacity
15:54.59Catfish_Manyeah that's more common in my experience
15:55.25dberkholz_Samo: focus on turning your students into contributors, then next year if you get in again, you'll *have* more capacity
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15:55.58TaggnostrI have a couple of questions: afaiu, students have to work 40 hours a week, can they work whenever they want as long as they do the 40 hours? are they monitered somehow? can they take days off?
15:56.08_Samoyep
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15:56.14|Kev|Taggnostr: are you a student or mentor?
15:56.22Taggnostrstudent
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15:56.36|Kev|SPeak to the mentors of the orgs you're interested in applying to :)
15:56.39Catfish_ManTaggnostr: you could work 2 hours a week if you still managed to get your project done
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15:56.49|Kev|I don't care about hours put in, only getting stuff done
15:56.54Catfish_Manit's just expected that the projects are large enough to require 40hr/wk
15:57.05Catfish_Manand if they aren't, the mentor should work with the student to expand the scope
15:57.14kaiTaggnostr: talk to your mentor
15:57.20Taggnostrthat sounds good
15:57.49kaiwe require students to come up with a schedule they intend to work on during gsoc
15:57.50|Kev|If you don't get stuff done, and don't seem to be putting in any hours, I'll get irritated.
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15:58.08kaiif they budget for some time off, that's usually not a problem if they get the work done
15:58.12|Kev|If you get stuff done and don't seem to be putting in any hours, I'll probably up the scope with you.
15:58.33|Kev|Yes I, too, have required schedule plans from students.
15:58.38kaiI'll certainly won't hack your computer's webcam to see what time you spend in front of it
15:58.41Catfish_Manheh
15:58.53|Kev|kai: that doesn't mean it's bad if I do, though, right
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15:59.09schumamlkai: that would be inefficient, you'd use an app to do this for you
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15:59.42Taggnostrso should I include in my proposal a detailed schedule of all the things I'm planning to do and the estimate time?
15:59.50|Kev|Talk to your mentor.
16:00.01TaggnostrI don't have one
16:00.16kaitq
16:00.19Catfish_Mans/mentor/mentoring organization for the project you're applying for
16:00.22|Kev|If you know what you're applying for, you have the means to work out who to speak to :)
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16:00.27kaiwhat Catfish_Man said :)
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16:01.14Taggnostr|Kev|, ok, I talked to some of them already, but they didn't give me any detailed instructions yet
16:01.19|Kev|The best thing you can do is speak to the people who'll be looking at your app, and mentoring you if you succeed. They'll help with exactly what will be most use to them in your application. At least, I can't imagine any org not doing so.
16:01.38Catfish_Man|Kev|: well, some orgs will be as bewildered as the students right now ;)
16:01.39|Kev|Taggnostr: you may need to be very proactive. These are often busy people.
16:01.42Catfish_Manbut they should still have some ideas :)
16:01.56|Kev|Catfish_Man: right, those are the ones it's probably most important to speak to :)
16:02.31kai!support
16:02.31socinfo"support" is available at gsoc@google.com
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16:05.26ojwb_Samo: also, resist trying to over-extend yourself in the first year - you'll undoubtably learn a lot from the experience and be able to do better next time around, but if you mess up now, you've let students down and are less likely to be invited back
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16:06.19Crix-ojwb: do students evaluate orgs as well?
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16:06.37|Kev|Yes.
16:06.48|Kev|Well, they give feedback on the whole process.
16:07.53ojwbCrix-: yes, at the midterm and end
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16:09.35Crix-for those of you who've looked at student appplications before, would you say a majority of them include detailed design documents (i.e. block diagram, flowchart, etc)?
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16:10.01Crix-or just mostly verbal ideas?
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16:10.17|Kev|Mostly verbal
16:10.20|Kev|I think that's good, fwiw.
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16:10.40ojwbhasn't seen many diagrams
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16:10.46|Kev|I don't think it's good for students to go into the project telling the mentors how they're going to solve the problem technically without having discussed it with the mentors first.
16:10.53|Kev|Well, it could be fine.
16:10.58ojwbthough I'd probably avoid forcing a format for them where they can't be provided
16:11.02|Kev|It can also be very not fine.
16:11.32ojwb|Kev|: yeah, sometimes it's just gibberish
16:11.41|Kev|I've had students want to plough ahead with their designs/plans despite as much encouragement as I can give for them to do things differently.
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16:12.17dberkholzthe application period is long enough that there should be plenty of time to refine plans collaboratively
16:12.33ojwb|Kev|: if they can't be guided at this point, they won't be easy to mentor
16:12.33|Kev|dberkholz: and here we have again the golden rule of Talk to the Org.
16:12.46|Kev|ojwb: Yes, we live and learn.
16:12.58Crix-|Kev|: i suppose some students could be a bit eagar!
16:13.12|Kev|The student in question 'got it' a couple of weeks before the end of the project, and I was really upset to fail them.
16:13.41|Kev|But by that point they'd spent so long achieving nothing that it was hard to pass them.
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16:15.56Crix-thanks for all the input!
16:16.39|Kev|Crix-: it's not 'too eager',btw.
16:16.46|Kev|It's "not talking things through"
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16:24.13MekSummer of Code - Google Highly Open Participiptation context (ghop == for highschool students)
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17:14.26danbri_hey i've tried http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010 in Chrome and Firefox on OSX today
17:14.32danbri_both recently installed browsers
17:14.36danbri_'Please wait while list is loading' on both
17:14.45danbri_am yet to see the list, despite trying several times
17:14.57danbri_has pregenerated html gone out of fashion? :(
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17:15.33Wolf_OSGeobesides AJAX is the hype now ;)
17:15.46danbri_ok it showed up now
17:15.57danbri_but it really took several visits to the page
17:16.08danbri_i left it open for an hour or so and it failed before
17:16.13Wolf_OSGeothe server can be very slow at times...
17:16.46Wolf_OSGeobut I've never waited that long, usually if it doesn't load in some 5-10 mins I just hit refresh and it usually helps
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17:29.27jacsdevhi friends
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17:30.08jacsdevso, whats up with GSoC this year???
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17:57.42anth_xcan someone confirm my reading: did that last ML post actually suggest the student lie to their mentoring org?
17:58.24Mekmaybe you should be more specific than "that last ML post"...
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18:01.32mmadiaMek :  i'd wager "Re: Can I do GSoC and another internship at the same time?"  to the  *-discuss ML
18:01.33anth_xsorry. to google-summer-of-code-discuss, about doing another internship at once.
18:01.40anth_xyup, that's the one.
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18:01.59anth_xi'm hoping there's another valid reading.
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18:03.22dhoanth_x: I don't think there's another reading.
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18:08.00downeymanth_x: ...
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18:08.51smtmsdowneym, try English
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18:09.32downeymsmtms: The post doesn't warrant english :)
18:09.42anth_xsmtms: be nice.
18:09.51anth_xi got the meaning.
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18:17.58downeymanth_x: seems s/he was serious per follow-up mails
18:18.42anth_xwow. yeah.
18:19.02downeymmakes a note to deny their application :)
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18:19.27anth_xyeah, no doubt.
18:20.03dhodoubt it'll be submitted from the same email address.
18:20.09Nightrosecan we have a shared "do not under any circumstances take this student" list?
18:20.31mmadiahistemiss : it's  "/join #channelname"
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18:21.28infinity0lol can someone paste a link to the email
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18:21.49infinity0or if it's not on google groups can someone paste it on pastebin?
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18:23.11downeyminfinity0: http://groups.google.com/group/google-summer-of-code-discuss/browse_thread/thread/3fbab2b54869c33c?hl=en
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18:24.08Shaan7man this idiot really got what he wanted
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18:24.24Nightroseis impressed with lh's patience
18:24.44infinity0lol "I am doing this from past 2 years successfully" can we get confirmation on this
18:24.54infinity0i didn't even know you were allowed to be a student twice
18:24.58infinity0i just kinda assumed not
18:25.26theboltthat you are.. there are many examples of that
18:25.31thebolt(for same or different organisations)
18:25.37Shaan7infinity0: thats fine, its allowed till you're a student :)
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18:26.36infinity0oh, ok
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18:34.38schumamlwas this "I'm doing it partial for two years" person an Indian?
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18:34.49schumamls/partial/succesful/
18:34.59fabiosl!next
18:34.59socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
18:35.48Shaan7Shaan7: yes
18:35.49Shaan7schumaml: yes
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18:35.59Shaan7evil TAB :P
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18:36.45schumamlit's really, really starting to look bad for them :P
18:37.08infinity0schumaml: seems like that sort of name, see the link
18:37.14infinity0"bad for them" - indians? who?
18:37.54schumamlthere was a quite lengthy discussion yesterday about Indian students and potential fraud
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18:38.29infinity0ahh
18:38.36drt24just because a few people from a country are thought to be doing something wrong does not mean that everyone in that country is.
18:38.45drt24or indeed that the majority are
18:39.03schumamldrt24: no, but how do you prevent people from getting biased?
18:39.12drt24you get idiots everywhere.
18:39.19infinity0yes drt24 but here clearly schumaml doesn't mean "most indians are liars"
18:39.24drt24indeed
18:39.28Ivanovicby directly judging your communication with the student
18:39.50Ivanovicas in: directly communicate with the student and ask questions and look at the questions the student asks
18:39.56Ivanovicsimple as that, it does work nicely
18:40.04drt24but following the discussion yesterday there were indian students who were worried that their applications were going to be looked down on as a result.
18:40.25Ivanovicbasically (at least for wesnoth) only those students that are really willing to invest time and try to get an idea of things have a chance to be accepted
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18:40.38drt24indeed.
18:40.42schumamland I'm sure this happens, even if it's only subconsciously
18:40.49drt24anyway, food.
18:40.59Ivanovicand for our applications we do not look at all at the country where the student comes from
18:41.21Ivanovicsure, when pairing the student with a mentor we will look for the timezones to have as much "common irc time" as possible
18:41.26Ivanovicbut that's it
18:41.27infinity0i think the student-per-org number is low enough to not let such a thing happen, drt24
18:41.37tml_in go-oo (OpenOffice.org) we have an "exercise" students need to perform and report before they are considered, to show that they can at least download the sources and build the software, and find a certain detail in the code and change it. do other projects have similar?
18:41.52infinity0on the larger scale i guess gsoc organisations will look into it
18:41.57infinity0organisers*
18:42.00spectietml_, we don't require it
18:42.05kblintml_: we're planning on doing just that this year
18:42.05spectiebut we have a tips page
18:42.11smtmsbuilding OOo? is that possible? :-)
18:42.12spectiethat includes that
18:42.15Ivanovicbasically a clear case of "the student has to show us that he has the potential to finish his project", if this is given and we can work with the student things are fine (plus the proposal has to fit)
18:42.29spectieand really, if they can't be bothered to do that then it will show in their application
18:42.44kblinsmtms: it shows applicants are interested in the project roughly two weeks before the application process starts
18:42.53kblinsmtms: at least if they manage to build it in time ;)
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18:43.01Ivanovicat wesnoth we ask students to get familiar with the area of code they want to work on
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18:43.15Ivanovicwe got some easy coding tasks that provide an easier way into our code bas
18:43.16Ivanovice
18:43.18anth_xwe have a pretty easy exercise for prospective students to complete.
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18:43.28anth_xor rather, we propose a few for them to do.
18:43.29Ivanovicand we explicilty ask for patches to add features or fix bugs
18:43.48Ivanovicof course we are around if questions arise and we do review code that we get shown
18:44.12kblinI'm planning to introduce a few bugs into a feature I'll be writing this week-end
18:44.18Ivanovicand no, the tasks are *not* identical for all students, it is just "do something that interests you, just as you would if you already were a 'real' dev with us"
18:44.23kblinI mean, on purpose, for a change
18:44.37infinity0lol
18:44.46Ivanovickblin: boring
18:45.00Ivanovicbetter have them fix bugs right from the bugtracker, this is directly a help for the project
18:45.01Ivanovic;)
18:45.20kblinIvanovic: Wombat is so good, we don't have any bugs in the bug tracker
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18:45.37Ivanovicthough what i should also mention: at wesnoth the normal procedure to get commit access is to provide two or three non trival patches
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18:45.51Ivanovicthen you already have full commit access
18:46.32Ivanovicso in general it is easy to become a "full" wesnoth developer and yes, normally those students that get accepted earn there full commit access before the accepted projects are announced
18:47.26Ivanovicthis system works quite nicely for us providing us with some knowledge about the student
18:47.35Ivanovic1) we do know that the student is able to compile the code
18:47.41kblinIvanovic: on a more serious note, if I had enough bugs in the bug tracker, I wouldn
18:47.56kblin't have to bother with putting some in on purpose
18:48.03Ivanovic2) beside this the student is able to get into the codebase and ask the right questions to get started
18:48.32Ivanovic3) due to our communications we do know how work with this student "feels like" and if we are comftable with it
18:48.59Ivanovickblin: with other words: you need some sloppy coders that leave (easy to fix) bugs in your codebase!
18:49.00Ivanoviccorrect?
18:49.02Ivanovic;)
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18:49.52xnoxIvanovic, which project are you from ?
18:49.59Ivanovicwesnoth
18:50.50schumamlI'll never be able to finish a campaign in this game - before I do, my distro will update it and my savegames won't load anymore ;)
18:51.04infinity0lol you need to file the save files and move them
18:51.06Ivanovicschumaml: uhm, which distro?
18:51.09Ivanovicand how slow do you play?
18:51.18infinity0find the*
18:51.20schumamlDebian Sid
18:51.34infinity0yeah dude, just move the same files from ~/.wesnoth1.6 to 1.7
18:51.40infinity0save files* dammit
18:51.58infinity0with any luck there won't be any incompatibilities
18:51.59schumamlI did manage to finish some of the beginner campaigns
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18:52.12schumamlbut I usually only play a few hours per month
18:52.41smtmsthe game is not worth it, if people only play it a few hours a month
18:53.01kblinschumaml: I'd have been concerned if you had said "debian stable" ;)
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18:55.19Ivanoviceven in sid there are not many updates
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18:58.29Ivanovicsmtms: if people really start to play it, it is again our fault if eg the kde folks are behind their release schedule...
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19:01.11kblinsmtms: by that metric, no game is worth it
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19:19.52robbyoconnoranybody from the NY Metropolitan area?
19:20.15robbyoconnor(e.g., within reasonable traveling distance of NYC)
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19:21.30anth_xnot residing there, but i'm there about a week every month or two.
19:21.39anth_xgrew up in north jersey.
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19:22.05robbyoconnorwhere bout are you residing?
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19:22.20anth_xcleveland
19:22.41robbyoconnorthat's... not even within the metropolitan area
19:22.49robbyoconnorit's hard to plan an event LOL
19:22.54anth_xnope.
19:23.00vick1188hi
19:23.06kblinhi
19:23.07vick1188guyz i need small help
19:23.07vick1188i'm just a new bee to this gsoc sort  of projecdt
19:23.12anth_xi saw the post on the ML. i'll crash if i'm nearby, but it doesn't make sense to include me in planning.
19:23.17robbyoconnorread the FAQ vick1188
19:23.23vick1188hi kblin
19:23.38robbyoconnoranth_x: kinda using consensus model :)
19:23.42vick1188yeah i've gone through with that
19:23.49robbyoconnorwe used it last time and it worked for the most part
19:24.00robbyoconnorbut turn out was *OK* but not great
19:24.08robbyoconnori *KNOW* there are more students from the area
19:24.21infinity0tempt them with strippers
19:24.25kblinrobbyoconnor: make them an offer they can't refuse
19:24.40robbyoconnorI've banned laptops
19:24.47kblininfinity0: I've got one of those, they're boring
19:24.48vick1188just need to ask that what the importance and scope of this gsoc all about
19:24.56infinity0:O but how will geeks socialise without those?
19:25.07infinity0kblin: yeah but they're HOT :p
19:25.07robbyoconnorinfinity0: using their mouths
19:25.15kblinvick1188: importance? what do you mean?
19:25.20kblininfinity0: mine isn't
19:25.24robbyoconnorvick1188: it can land you a job
19:25.30kblinrobbyoconnor: bad...mental..image
19:25.32infinity0lol
19:25.33robbyoconnorthe google name in it of itself is useful :P
19:25.34vick1188sorry for that stupid question
19:25.45robbyoconnorkblin: get your mind out of the gutter perv
19:25.50vick1188but i need to know plz
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19:26.00schumamlit's not stupid, you got real asnwers
19:26.00vick1188ok\
19:26.08downeymcleveland is close to us :)
19:26.09robbyoconnorvick1188: start by typing intelligently: e.g., "please" not "plz"
19:26.19anth_xdowneym: where's "us"?
19:26.26robbyoconnorput that in a cover letter and see how fast your resume meets mr. shredder
19:26.27kblinrobbyoconnor: seriously, tons of geeks standing around trying to talk to each other... really disturbing
19:26.32vick1188ok sorry
19:26.48robbyoconnorkblin: that's why we play frisbee!
19:26.49robbyoconnor:D
19:27.07vick1188:D
19:27.07robbyoconnorI wonder if I could find the dude who brought the microsoft frisbee
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19:27.34robbyoconnorvick1188: the point is to get you involved in Open Source development
19:27.36kblinvick1188: it's not a stupid question, I just don't understand what you mean with importance?
19:27.39anth_xmy first thought when you said you were banning laptops was "aw, man, now i need a netbook?" ;-)
19:27.44robbyoconnorand give you real world experience
19:27.44robbyoconnor:)
19:28.05robbyoconnorkblin: it forces them to TALK
19:28.21schumamlor get them to play some games: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Games
19:28.29vick1188schumaml: i'm just a new bee to all this unix environment...just having a "L" on my learning LINUX
19:28.38robbyoconnorschumaml: frisbee, soccer, catch
19:28.43robbyoconnorfetch
19:28.49robbyoconnorokay last one was bad
19:28.56downeymanth_x: most of us at OpenMRS are based in indianapolis
19:28.59schumamlrobbyoconnor: that
19:29.06kblininfinity0: I'm not quire sure what's hot about "strip - Discard symbols from object files"
19:29.12schumaml's boring compared to some of the New Games :)
19:29.20robbyoconnorthrows a ball and command schumaml to fetch
19:29.22robbyoconnorFETCH
19:29.39infinity0kblin: DISCARD THE SYMBOLS man! you can see what's underneath!!1!
19:29.39robbyoconnorruns in circles
19:30.06robbyoconnorOMG that's dirty
19:30.19robbyoconnor...i think I have a dirty mind :'(
19:30.31anth_xdowneym: ah, i've got friends much closer to you then. none even remotely techie, though.
19:30.48kblinschumaml: er.. "to encourage people to play non-competitive [games]".. "she organized the first "New Games Tournament""
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19:31.26kblina non-competitive tournament? sounds like watching grass grow in slow motion
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19:32.01kblinvick1188: everybody needs to get started at some point
19:32.11robbyoconnorbut seriously: Central Park in NYC is BEAUTIFUL :)
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19:32.29vick1188yeah...now i'm starting and trying hard...
19:33.08vick1188just going through the gsoc documents ... didn't find that much projects to even send a proposal
19:33.32robbyoconnoryou need to look around
19:33.36robbyoconnorwhat languages do you know?
19:33.55robbyoconnor(You need to know AT LEAST one or two -- a mentor wont be able to teach you one)
19:34.40vick1188no...i know c and c++...c is pretty good...as i consider my self... c++ is also fine...
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19:37.07vick1188i just tried to understand the project under C language than i came to know that i really need to polish more...
19:37.15robbyoconnordo you use pidgin?
19:37.17vick1188so from today i started xchat
19:37.27vick1188no xchat
19:37.36robbyoconnorwhat do you use for an IM client?
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19:38.05vick1188yeah i've pidgin but i rarelly use it
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19:38.23vick1188why robby???
19:38.49kblin!canidoit
19:38.49socinfo"canidoit" is Think of it as an iterative learning process. Until the application deadline, you need to learn enough to convince people that you can learn the minimum to get started by the beginning of the summer, and you can learn enough to finish the project by the end of the summer
19:39.01kblinvick1188: ^^^ :)
19:39.38vick1188hey dear...i'm just learning/////
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19:39.47vick1188don't make funn.....
19:39.56vick1188:)
19:40.14thiago_homewe're not
19:40.25thiago_homebut you're right on time to start interacting with the community
19:40.34thiago_homepick one, get their source code and start playing with it
19:40.39kblinI'm not making fun of you. I found this to be a really good piece of advice
19:40.50vick1188which one
19:40.58robbyoconnorvick1188: pidgin
19:41.00robbyoconnorit's in C
19:41.05vick1188ok it's fine
19:41.14vick1188pidgin???
19:41.23vick1188ok ok
19:41.26vick1188kool
19:41.41kblinactually I was talking about the factoid from socinfo :)
19:41.46robbyoconnorI know
19:41.47robbyoconnor:)
19:41.54vick1188i'm just trying to get into the environment to start with
19:42.06robbyoconnorvick1188: you need to be sharp enough to complete your project
19:42.18vick1188@ least to start sonething from scratch
19:42.27vick1188ok robby
19:42.31robbyoconnorwell you likely wont be starting from scratch
19:42.41robbyoconnorwith pidgin you'll be working with an existing codebase likely
19:42.48vick1188have u send ur proposal to any mentor org
19:42.53robbyoconnorcant yet
19:43.20vick1188LINUXXXXX sir...LINUXXXX ....it's reallly new to me...i'm just 2-3 months old in ur community
19:43.46smtmsthere's #gsoc-india I think
19:45.23robbyoconnorvick1188: so?
19:45.31infinity0vick1188: there are projects which don't have anything to do with linux
19:45.41infinity0open source isn't just linux :)
19:46.06robbyoconnorvick1188: one requirement i'd say is a MAJOR one: the ability to learn quickly
19:46.33vick1188yeah tell me more..
19:46.52robbyoconnordon't bite off more than you can chew
19:46.52vick1188i'm @ recepting hand
19:47.06vick1188u tell i'll read
19:47.06robbyoconnorbe able to work independently without your mentor handing you tasks
19:47.13araujovick1188, follow your interest
19:47.16robbyoconnoryou define the project plan and work within it
19:47.23araujovick1188, just pick a field you like and go for it
19:47.26robbyoconnoryour mentor is simply there to guide you if you get stuck
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19:53.19vick1188actually i was having some ideas like optimization of some thing  using C language...
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19:53.50vick1188so can i send them this idea and can work under them , if they accept it
19:54.22CiswatiCthen u can contact google directly with your project read the FAQ completely
19:55.10tml_vick1188: one other advice: some people (like I) get rather annoyed by reading txtspk as "u", or over-use of emoticons or three dots. not necessarily your mentor or project colleagues, but still, taking the effort to write properly is not going to hurt. few people get annoyed by correct language
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19:57.03vick1188ok i'll write properly.that's what the rule is
19:57.40tml_it's not a rule, especially not on irc, but it doesn't hurt
19:58.01kblintml_: I wish it was ;)
19:58.15Wolf_OSGeo+1 for rule :)
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19:58.55vick1188that means.no unnecessary things. m i right?
19:59.25kblinvick1188: actually it means writing correct english
19:59.37kblineven if that means you write a bit more
19:59.56kblinlike "you" instead of "u"
20:00.13kblinor "anyone" instead of "ne1"
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20:01.34chx!seen lh
20:01.34socinfoError: "seen" is not a valid command.
20:01.38chxd'oh
20:01.52kblinchx: not recently, though
20:01.53chxwow almost two weeks?
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20:02.00chxresorts to email
20:02.20kblinwell, more recently than that on email at least
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20:02.32chxhm, maybe others know -- i thought i saw a post of her , like two months ago announcing sort of ghop 2010. cant find it anywhere. am i delusional?
20:02.39vick1188that ok with me.i'll keep this thing in my mind
20:03.30vick1188so i was asking about your submissions of the projects?
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20:04.35kblinchx: wrong amount of chocolate, I assume
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20:04.52chxhehh
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20:06.34kblinchx: if there was anything current on ghop, I'd expect http://code.google.com/opensource/ghop/ to show it
20:07.28chxthis was somethin more sneaky like "test melanage because we will use it for ghop this year' but i tried to find it on melange lists and cant
20:07.36kblinnot that I'm participating in any project that'd be suitable for ghop, I think
20:07.57kblinchx: something like http://pyfound.blogspot.com/2009/09/ghop-20092010-planning.html ?
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20:08.21chxthat did not happen if i am not mistaken
20:10.32kblinyeah, because melange is still too buggy ;)
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20:17.15vick1188hey kblin from where u are
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20:17.38kblinhm?
20:18.54vick1188??? what's that???
20:18.54vick1188ok no suppresssion
20:19.17vick1188just asked.
20:19.37vick1188ok, why you're having green dot in front of your name in the channel
20:19.49Catfish_Manthat means he's an op
20:19.55Catfish_Mani.e. can kick or ban people
20:20.07sreichor give out free hugs
20:20.12sreichwhichever he is in the mood for
20:20.18Catfish_Manfree hugs only requires +v, not +o ;)
20:20.35sreichthe hugs are more powerful that way
20:20.44sreich;)
20:20.44vick1188op means?
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20:21.33vick1188ok
20:21.44robbyoconnorgives an unauthorized free hug and steals vick1188's wallet
20:21.50straydawghaha
20:22.02vick1188like you're also having
20:22.02straydawgsets up sign "free hugs here!"
20:22.13robbyoconnoryou want my wallet?
20:22.21robbyoconnorjokes on you i dont keep it in my back pocket!
20:22.40vick1188from where they get this authority, don't kick me for this question.
20:23.08vick1188wooo....now what was that???
20:23.09vick1188i didn't understand...
20:23.39vick1188hey common tell me that thing tooo
20:23.39vick1188what was that, infact?
20:23.52comodovick1188: what thing exactly?
20:24.08kblinvick1188: if you want to find out where I'm from, you could just use google :)
20:24.33Catfish_Manvick1188: sorry, but I don't think your english is good enough for most people to understand what your question is
20:24.36vick1188i got that sir.
20:24.55comodokblin: you work on the samba project?
20:24.56vick1188no i was just taking it lightly.
20:25.46vick1188i was asking about the giving hugs and stealing the wallet. as robby do with me
20:25.49kblincomodo: yeah
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20:26.00kblincomodo: that you can tell by using /whois :)
20:26.20comodokblin: that's what I did :)
20:26.31comodojust asking out of courtesy, really.
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20:28.10comodokblin: pm
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20:28.34vick1188ok sir.thank you for replying for my head banging questions and your generous patience .now i'm leaving. bye
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20:30.36kblinI don't know what bothers me more.. being "sir"ed for no reason or the funny whitespaces around the dots
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20:32.23MattJhttp://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010 not loading :(
20:32.51theboltkblin: heh.. well, i have some people who tend to "sir" me always (even though they are older than I am).. and I am always a bit uneasy when you are greeted with "sir" when being in US or so.. I don't feel like one :P
20:33.08|Kev|MattJ: someone else had that problem earlier.
20:33.13MattJYes, they did
20:33.16Wolf_OSGeoMattJ: try again
20:33.17MattJI told them it worked fine here :)
20:33.20|Kev|Heh.
20:33.27|Kev|Works for me, after a minute or two.
20:33.35|Kev|Have you tried rebooting your Internet?
20:33.35MattJI've been waiting 5 minutes
20:33.40MattJI'll try that next
20:33.56Wolf_OSGeoMattJ: cancel load and realod
20:34.04|Kev|Maybe you've got too many zeros in your bitstream.
20:34.10MattJOtherwise I might send my Internet to the recycle bin and get a new one
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20:35.29MattJI guess a request got stuck
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