IRC log for #gsoc on 20100327

00:00.15Dark_ShikariCatfish_Man: hmm, I tried cleartype, non-cleartype, and AA'd
00:00.18Catfish_Mankblin: hey, it would mean people have *opinions* about things like aesthetics and readability. That would be a huge step up for the world
00:00.56x`Dark_Shikari: i take that back, it is quite bold, yeah. I would be nice if a light variant existed.
00:01.12kblinCatfish_Man: it sure beats emacs vs. vim and I think it also beats Gnome vs. KDE
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00:01.19Dark_ShikariI guess they took wikipedia's "be bold" too literally
00:01.32Catfish_Manhm. heh, thinking about it, I lost my prefs so much when I was working on the prefs system that I doubt I still have any of my font stuff set on my work machine
00:01.42Dark_Shikarikblin: bsd vs gpl!
00:01.52Catfish_Manand, I have a bus to catch. Later folks!
00:02.03aritra_hii...can anyone give me the IRC link for SCI-LAB...
00:02.27kblinaritra_: check their website
00:02.55aritra_well i searched & am still searching...bt dint find t yet...
00:03.34kblinah, crap, I keep forgetting that ubuntu doesn't install a ssh server per default
00:03.40aritra_fine got it....
00:04.00kblinoh well, so no logging into work to see how far my blast searches are
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00:21.18gigasoft1who is in charge here
00:21.37Catfish_Manof soc, or this channel?
00:22.05gigasoft1this channel
00:22.12x`my trolldar is beeping. :)
00:22.50Catfish_Mangigasoft1: anyone with ops
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00:23.23gigasoft1hm, ok
00:23.48aoszkarI have a question about eligibility: if in the first few weeks I'll be in a country where I'm not eligible to work, I shouldn't even bother applying?
00:23.51Catfish_Man(or carols, if she's here, but she's not right now)
00:24.09Catfish_Manaoszkar: if your mentoring organization is ok with you having several less weeks to work, that's acceptable
00:24.13Catfish_Manbut most orgs will be very wary of that
00:24.51aoszkarCatfish_Man: I would still work on the project, just not from home
00:25.11Catfish_Mancan you work on it in a country where you't not eligible to work?
00:25.13aoszkarso if the mentoring organization is fine with it, it's ok?
00:25.14Catfish_Manthat sounds legally risky
00:25.35aoszkarI understand
00:25.45aoszkarso I should let it go?
00:25.56Catfish_ManI don't think I can give you definite answers
00:25.58Catfish_ManI'm not a lawyer
00:26.07aoszkar:) ok, thanks
00:26.37aoszkarI think maybe I'll ask the mentoring organization if they're fine with it
00:26.47aoszkarthanks for your answers, Catfish_Man
00:27.03Catfish_Mannp
00:29.44Tesla|nnam I eligible if I'm in a dual enrollment program?
00:34.27Tesla|nn???
00:35.21Catfish_Manprobably? dunno, try the mailing list
00:35.23Catfish_Manor the faq
00:36.39Tesla|nnwhat if I have applied for college?
00:37.21Crix-the website says acceptance or enrollment in one place and enrollment in another
00:38.48Tesla|nnbrb
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00:39.58Crix-i hope it's acceptance cause i might not be enrolled by the april deadline
00:45.10robbyoconnorCrix-: registered or enrolled by that date
00:45.18robbyoconnoracceptance letters are accepted too
00:46.58robbyoconnorTesla|nn: ^^
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00:47.39MatthewWilkesevnin' all
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00:52.53Tesla|nnrobbyoconnor: do you know if dual enrollment counts?
00:53.47robbyoconnorit may
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00:59.47Crix-robbyoconnor thanks for the clarification
01:00.06robbyoconnorbased on answers last year
01:02.16Tesla|nnthank you
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01:07.30mkarnickihi guys, i have a question - if a student suggests an idea for the project, and the idea is published on the 'ideas list'
01:07.42mkarnickiis it possible that another student will be found more suitable for that project?
01:07.47Dark_Shikaridepends on the project
01:07.47Dark_Shikariask them
01:08.02mkarnickiyou mean, the mentoring organisation?
01:08.02Catfish_ManI've not seen student-proposed ideas added to the list after the list has been published
01:08.08Catfish_Manbut I suppose an organization could do that
01:08.22Catfish_Manand certainly I've seen multiple students propose the same idea before
01:08.46mkarnickii see.. thank you
01:09.35mkarnickibased on what you wrote, when would then students be supposed to provide their own ideas - before the list was published? virtually impossible, am I wrong?
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01:09.59mkarnickii think this is the time when a student may come up with an idea and look for a mentor for it, isn't it?
01:10.10Catfish_Manmkarnicki: they would simply submit a proposal for an idea that's not on the list
01:10.15mkarnicki(actually it's late know, nearly 29th, but that's not what i meant)
01:10.42mkarnickiCatfish_Man: thanks again :)
01:11.13Catfish_ManI recall one student submitting... 5? I think, proposals, of which only one was on our idea list
01:11.43mkarnickiand the organisation would submit that to google? or they simply put the proposed project on the list?
01:11.57Catfish_Manno, neither
01:12.04mkarnicki:D
01:12.07Catfish_Manideas don't have to be on the list
01:12.11mkarnickiaha?
01:12.24mkarnickisupose I have a nice idea
01:12.29Catfish_Manit's just a list of ideas, it has no official role in anything
01:12.31mkarnickii have contacted the dev team on that
01:12.45mkarnickiand they say it's good, i've even found a mentor
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01:13.08mkarnickishould i submit that proposal during the registration (that opens on 29th?) or
01:13.16mkarnickii'm supposed to do that beforehand
01:13.31Catfish_Manthe former
01:13.39mkarnickiyep.. i know they will rank the ideas later on
01:14.21Catfish_Manthe only thing students *have* to do is submit a proposal via the webapp once that's open
01:14.33mkarnickigreat, thanks!
01:14.43Catfish_Maneverything else is just recommended steps for success :)
01:14.48mkarnickii've got much clearer picture now
01:14.55mkarnicki:)
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01:16.57Catfish_Manok, time to get off the bus. Later folks
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02:00.51Ishanhey guys me new to gsoc .............just want to know how to get in touch with the mentor of a particular organisation
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02:11.24araujoIshan, contact that organization
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02:35.11Upthornmost organizations have irc channels on freenode
02:35.49Upthornif you check the organization profile and join the channel they indicate, there is a good chance that the mentor you wish to contact will be available there
02:36.05UpthornAt least, in my own experience
02:37.03IshanYea i know Upthorn but there are few organisation whom i tried to contact but no one was there on their irc room
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02:37.36Upthornthat makes it more difficult
02:42.15JingIshan: why not try their mailing lists?
02:42.51Croftonnot all groups manage 24x7 coverage in their channels
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02:53.14Botanic_Ishan: what kinds of org's you looking to join?
02:53.39Botanic_each org is different ;)
02:55.27Ishan@ botanic   i was just try to contact mentor of a org. to know more dtail abt a idea so that i can decide to aplly for that or not
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02:56.18Ishannot to worry i will try to get in touch with on mailin list or try to catch thenm here if they come online
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03:04.27farzinhi
03:06.32downeymhi
03:08.47farzinactually i'm interested in applying for gsoc 2010.. me interestd in c++,python...
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03:09.09farzinFrom where i get a mendor?
03:09.23danderson!orgbycat
03:09.24socinfo"orgbycat" is 2009 orgs list by category: http://delicious.com/gsoc2009/bundle:Categories (note: work in progress)
03:09.28dandersonbah, that's not it
03:09.31danderson!orgs
03:09.31socinfo"orgs" is The list of accepted mentoring organizations is here: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
03:09.44dandersonfarzin: ^ look through that list of orgs for a project that interests you
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03:09.52dandersonthen, you need to contact that org directly to discuss it
03:10.10farzinok thankyou..
03:11.17farzinHow can i find new projects.. easyones ?
03:12.23Catfish_Manthe "please spoon feed me easy projects" attitude is extraordinarily unlikely to get you accepted to gsoc
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03:12.41downeymCatfish_Man: +1 :)
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03:13.26farzinok sorry..
03:14.07farzinEach project didnt require only knowledge in c or c++...
03:15.06farzinif i'm focusing on that ones it will be better.. huh?
03:15.22farzinthats why askd...
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04:16.48felipevieira!timeline
04:16.48socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
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06:21.29Dark_Shikaritry their irc
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07:00.57goddardis gsoc meant for students?
07:01.09goddardonly students?
07:01.39Dark_Shikariyes
07:05.45Snapso it means that students doing ph.d. also do gsoc
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07:08.26Snaphow many undergraduate students participate in gsoc any rough idea
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07:08.39skbohraquite a lot
07:09.06Snapi am in 2nd year of my ug graduation so is it fine
07:10.59Snapi wonder how many students applying for gsoc previous experience in software development. in college you tought languages but hardly any software development
07:11.36Catfish_ManSnap: depends on the college. RIT has a software engineering degree program, for example
07:11.41Catfish_Manrather than the more usual CS-only
07:12.09ksinkarthis is the place to learn
07:12.25Snapso i guess most of first timers just have knowledge of language
07:12.51Snapactually it helps you to understand the source code
07:12.57Snapam i right
07:13.36Dark_Shikaridunno, my school even has a software development _course_
07:13.41Dark_Shikariand it's required for graduation as a CS major
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07:14.06ksinkarSnap: are u from india?
07:14.11Snapyes
07:14.13shyamupayes
07:14.32shyamupahi
07:14.43Snaphi shyamupa
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07:15.18shyamupahi snap
07:15.41shyamupai am new to gsoc..
07:15.48Snapme too
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07:19.42goddardme too
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07:28.15juchiuhi all, anybody up?
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07:29.59S2Nif one wants to talk to a mentor abt some projects how do you go abt it
07:30.23ajuonlineS2N: on their mailing list/ iRC
07:32.05S2Nthen do i need to mail them or find them on the list here
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07:32.46ajuonlineS2N: their organisation information page, must have links on how to get in touch with them
07:33.07S2Nhmm.. thanks
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09:11.33Goshani
09:11.46Goshani have prepared application/
09:11.57Goshanwhat will be the next step?
09:12.07dhaun!next
09:12.07socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications officially open, but you should start to talk to participating organizations right now!
09:12.25Goshanhmm
09:12.30Goshanthanx)
09:12.33dhaunbut you may want to send it to your mentorin org now to get some early feedback
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09:31.05BloomBoxDoes anyone have a link to GSoC previous year statistics google doc ?
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09:36.10ajuonlineBloomBox: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p6DuoA2lJToKmUzoSq6raZQ&output=html
09:38.15BloomBoxThanks ajuonline :)
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09:56.16neXyonwhat happens if one student applies for several organisations and at least two accept the proposal? is the student allowed to choose the project he'd like to do then?
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09:57.06spectieneXyon, yes
09:57.24theboltsometimes
09:57.36theboltif there is time to notice it and resolve it that way
09:57.48theboltotherwise it will be solved between the orgs during the conflict resolution meeting
09:58.04neXyonI see, thanks
09:58.23theboltso you better want to do all projects oyu apply for :)
09:59.15neXyonsure, I'm interested in all of those I'll apply for, but there's always a subjective ranking ;)
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10:07.07gvallarellihello
10:08.30infinity0uh i thought final word was up to google and teh orgs
10:08.38infinity0neXyon
10:08.42infinity0someone'll confirm that hopefully
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10:15.05sumitneed help regarding gsoc
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10:15.50sumitcan anybody tell me how to apply for it
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10:17.47|Kev|sumit: yes, just google for 'gsoc' and there's a user guide you'll see.
10:18.06sumit@kev:thnks
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10:20.17|Kev|Morning Tobias :)
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10:29.49pankajmorehi, i m new to gsoc
10:31.05|Kev|Hi.
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10:37.50Snapone question how do you test your code how to know it works
10:38.21|Kev|Snap: with unit tests usually. Also using the software, and having volunteers test it.
10:38.51Snaphow to volunteers test it
10:39.01|Kev|Run it and see if it does what they expect.
10:39.06Snapbecause the code is not a standlone applocation
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10:39.14|Kev|Snap: what code?
10:39.39Snapcode for some feature in a program
10:39.49|Kev|So it's part of a program, so you can run it.
10:40.12Snapwithout  intergrating it into the main program
10:40.21Snapi dont know how to do it
10:40.34|Kev|You'll always have it integrated into a program for user testing.
10:41.05Snapok thats what i thought i wanted to know if there is some other way:P
10:41.34|Kev|Yes, unit tests.
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10:42.37|Kev|If you are a relatively inexperienced developer, there are books that people could suggest you read.
10:43.30Snapcan you name me
10:43.32|Kev|"The Pragmatic Programmer" is one that's quite a good read (and very easy going), and I'm sure other people will have other suggestions.
10:43.33gvallarellithere are a lot of Xunit frameworks
10:43.45gvallarelliSnap, which language?
10:43.49|Kev|This isn't a testing book, but a general advice on programming book.
10:43.55Snapok
10:44.08Snaphey kev until then what can i do.
10:44.32|Kev|The JUnit book from (again) the Pragmatics is a good book on unit testing (and applicable whether you use Java or not)
10:44.52|Kev|Snap: you can try getting involved with a project Right Now, it's all good experience.
10:45.04dhaunSnap: check if the org is already using a unit test framework and if so, use that
10:45.16gvallarelli|Kev|, there are a lot of better books instead of pragmatics
10:45.23|Kev|dhaun: As I understand, Snap hasn't chosen an org yet.
10:45.32|Kev|gvallarelli: as I say - other people will have plenty of good suggestionts :)
10:45.32gvallarellijust look at amazon reviews :)
10:45.45gvallarellinp
10:45.47|Kev|I suggested the Pragmatics because they're very low-barrier.
10:46.13Snapkev i will have about 25 days before the programming starts is it sufficient to learn things related to your project if you dont know them currently
10:46.48gvallarelliI suggest Agile Java
10:46.57gvallarelliby Jeff Langr
10:47.00|Kev|Snap: my organisation specifically? I don't know that we have any projects that're suitable for very new programmers. How much experience do you have?
10:47.14gvallarelliit's a little outdated but it contains a lots of good stuffs
10:48.01CiswatiCany1 from plan9
10:48.21dhaun!anyone
10:48.21socinfo"anyone" is Instead of looking for mentors from specific projects here, you will likely get much better results by speaking to that mentoring organization themselves. You can find the org's contact info by clicking on their name in the list at: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
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10:55.06|Kev|!anyone
10:55.06socinfo"anyone" is Instead of looking for mentors from specific projects here, you will likely get much better results by speaking to that mentoring organization themselves. You can find the org's contact info by clicking on their name in the list at: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
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11:18.59nano-Hi, I'm trying to find the XMMS2 project in the "Apply to become a Mentor" page, but I can only find it in the "List participating Organizations" page. Why is this?
11:21.51dhaunnano-: yeah, that's odd
11:22.10dhaunthat list also only has 150 orgs, as opposed to 152 on the list of accepted orgs
11:22.22dhaunsuggests asking in #melange
11:22.36nano-check
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11:26.03|Kev|nano-: you don't /need/ to apply to be a mentor, mind, I believe the org admin is able to invite you.
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11:35.50nano-|Kev|: ah, ok.. I guess that works aswell.
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11:43.25avtobiffwhere do i find the mentor application page?
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12:04.54dhaunavtobiff: log into socghop.appspot.com, last link in the left column
12:05.43avtobifflooks like i have to practice my reading skills ^_^
12:05.47avtobiffdhaun, ty
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13:56.21club16hi....i m new to gsoc
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14:09.10dunnowhyitsme.
14:09.13dunnowhyitsmeany one here?
14:09.20merwokHi.
14:09.28ajuonlineHi.
14:09.41WinterMuteask your question, somebody will no doubt answer it if they can
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14:12.30nealindiaanybody here to discuss phpmyadmin ideas?
14:12.48dhaun!anyone
14:12.49socinfo"anyone" is Instead of looking for mentors from specific projects here, you will likely get much better results by speaking to that mentoring organization themselves. You can find the org's contact info by clicking on their name in the list at: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
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14:15.52skcideaIs it too late to get in touch with the mentors...???
14:15.59dandersonno.
14:16.24skcideakk...I was so worried
14:16.41dandersonand to find them:
14:16.43danderson!anyone
14:16.44socinfo"anyone" is Instead of looking for mentors from specific projects here, you will likely get much better results by speaking to that mentoring organization themselves. You can find the org's contact info by clicking on their name in the list at: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
14:17.40skcideakk...I have written mails to orgs and respective mentors...hope I get reply soon
14:18.18thebolthi mr danderson , how do you do?
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14:18.53kblinhey thebolt, danderson
14:19.03thebolthi kblin
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14:19.19theboltwhat's up?
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14:20.27kblinah, doing bits of cleanup on the house, my desk and some web pages :)
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14:23.48kblinoh, and I need to add some features to wombat that I can test prospective students on :)
14:24.16smtmskblin, buggy features? :-)
14:24.34theboltkblin: :)
14:24.38kblinthat sounds somewhat likely :)
14:25.18kblinI'd prefer to let them work on real bugs, but so far I don't have enough users to find much of those
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14:29.08kblinnealindia: please keep conversations that don't need to be private out of private messages
14:29.23kblinnealindia: that way more than just one person can read them and possibly reply
14:30.06kblinalso, it's considered a bit rude to message people without asking them first, at least on this channel
14:30.18nealindiakblin: ok, sorry about that
14:30.29kblinno problem, just telling you. no harm done
14:31.33kblinyou might want to re-ask your question, though
14:32.18nealindiawhat would be best for someone good at open sourced web technologies in your opinion?
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14:33.14merwokProsody is a neat Jabber server written in Lua that has some ideas related to the Web.
14:33.37merwokIt has a Web interface for administration, stats, Jabber-Web gateways and such.
14:34.11kblinnealindia: well, there's the obvious choice of working on a CMS
14:34.31nealindiai have quite a good experience with Joomla CMD
14:34.32nealindiaCMS
14:35.02kblinprobably doesn't help this year, though :)
14:35.17nealindiaya :(
14:35.40kblin!orgs
14:35.40socinfo"orgs" is The list of accepted mentoring organizations is here: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
14:36.00nealindiaor may be drupal.. its their in the list :)
14:36.02stasnealindia: what exactly do you mean by 'open sourced web technologies' ?
14:36.05nealindiawill check it out
14:36.15kblincheck the list and use the tags field to search for "cms"
14:36.23nealindiameant LAMP, Ajax, Apache (never went into its codebase)
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14:36.34kblinthat'll give you a couple of orgs.. (not drupal, as they didn't fill in any tags yet)
14:36.51merwokSo open protocols and formats or free software using these protocols?
14:37.14stasmerwok: that would be my second question :)
14:37.57nealindiamostly free softwares
14:38.12merwokstas, I read minds, it's faster.
14:38.19stas:)
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14:38.50stasnealindia: facebook has some interesting code to hack, they're open and web oriented also
14:40.48nealindiastas: ya, trying in that.. :)
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14:41.54merwok"open"
14:42.10nealindiaalso, something in tcp/ udp programming.. have coded many protocols (not completely) as part of my course assignments
14:42.25nealindiaand I loved it too...
14:42.48merwokIs there a page where one can read or search all projects ideas?
14:43.21nealindiahttp://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
14:43.29araujowe have a list of accepted organizations there ^^
14:43.37araujovisit their sites to check the ideas list
14:43.46merwokOk, so the answer is no. :)
14:44.37|Kev|nealindia: if you like protocol stuff, and webby stuff, I've got what I think is an interesting proposal
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14:45.10|Kev|(XMPP for the social web) http://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Summer_of_Code_2010_Project_Ideas
14:45.20araujomerwok, good it is no, since it is better for each org to maintain the ideas list
14:45.34|Kev|Although the rest of our ideas page needs a lot of fleshing out, I'll keep chasing our mentors for that.
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14:45.53merwokaraujo, of course, but the lists could be aggregated.
14:46.42merwok(It's strange to call someone else by their name when you share it :)
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14:47.30nealindiaKev: Thanks for it.. Checking it out
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14:48.21|Kev|nealindia: I'm going AFK now, feel free to drop me a message if you'd like to chat about it (or any other XMPP stuffs).
14:48.41nealindiaKev: Sure, thank you for your time
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14:52.22araujomerwok, the lists??
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14:53.15merwokThe lists of ideas.
14:54.31merwokE.g., the orgs could maintain the list as HTML and Atom, and Google would host aggregated, searchable HTML page and Atom feeds.
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14:55.38dhaunmerwok: good luck trying to get 150+ different orgs to agree on such a thing :P
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14:56.45araujoyeah, it is just not viable
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14:57.06merwokWell, Google has convinced thousands of people to add the crappy rel=nofollow instead of fixing their algo for instance, so I guess they could require an Atom list :)
14:57.09nealindiacould have asked that in the beginning to maintain their Atom
14:57.43araujoand it is much better to have this info in each project's site
14:58.29araujonot a matter of convincing , just no need for this
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15:06.43nealindia@Kev, are you avaliable?
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15:18.48|Kev|It would be really good to do #gsoc on XMPP next year, if it runs next year. It's frustrating not being able to reply because the person who poked you has gone offline when you get back to your keyboard.
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15:19.40Mekthere is memoserv to leave people messages... at least if they have a registered nickname
15:19.49kblin|Kev|: so, how'd that work? irssi doesn't seem to have support for that..
15:20.01yenwodI think IRC & XMPP are completely different paradigms ... used for different purposes
15:20.04|Kev|kblin: actually, I think there is an irssi xmpp plugin, although I"ve not used it.
15:20.21merwokyenwod, can you elaborate?
15:20.29yenwodIf you need to talk to someone directly, contact them via e-mail or ... XMPP :)
15:20.31merwokJabber seems a superset or IRC to me.
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15:21.09|Kev|yenwod: right, the advantage of using MUC for the groupchat is knowing how to reach someone out of band.
15:21.26|Kev|Anyway, it would be hard for me to be more biased in this, and I accept that :)
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15:23.29yenwodI always felt there was a dearth of clients that suppor the muc xep well ... maybe i'm wrong
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15:23.39yenwodand i haven't particularly looked in quite a while :)
15:23.46|Kev|yenwod: I have mixed feelings on that.
15:24.16|Kev|There are clients that support the MUC /XEP/ very well, yet fail to have quite the same feel of convenience as irssi does for IRC.
15:24.40|Kev|Although I'm in a dozen MUCs all day every day pretty much in Psi, and I cope with that fairly well.
15:24.52yenwod|Kev|: the other thing you're up against is momentum (intertia?) ... if 95% of gsoc projects are already using IRC, #gsoc should as well :)
15:25.19|Kev|yenwod: yes, the social factor is large.
15:25.37|Kev|It's not that I want to kill off IRC (although some XMPPites would like nothing better than for XMPP to be the answer to every question)
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15:26.00|Kev|just that it's a touch frustrating hitting issues here that I know XMPP has already solved.
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15:26.27|Kev|Saying that - one of the projects I'm keen on this year is for a student to overhaul the Psi MUC support to make it more convenient.
15:26.38yenwod|Kev|: kind of like beta v. vhs, blu-ray v. hd-dvd
15:26.49|Kev|Well, quite different to that, really.
15:27.17merwokI hear from time to time the complaint that MUCs are not as good as IRC rooms; I'd love to read some concrete, detailed explanation / comparison.
15:27.20|Kev|In those cases, the other technology died off completely (pretty much)
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15:27.48|Kev|XMPP's still the dominant protocol for one to one and roster-based stuff, while IRC's dominant for groupchat.
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15:28.28|Kev|merwok: it's true, in as much as there are more likely to be IRC channels on the topics you want to discuss than there are to be MUC rooms.
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15:29.29merwokKev, and there are a lot more people in IRC rooms than on the Jabber rooms I hang around.
15:29.44|Kev|Which is pretty much the same idea.
15:30.06|Kev|The biggest MUC I'm in at the moment is 38 people.
15:30.27|Kev|There are 324 people in here :)
15:30.28merwokjdev?
15:30.31|Kev|Yeah.
15:31.21smtmsare MUC implementations tested with large numbers of people?
15:32.06|Kev|I don't know, honestly.
15:32.20|Kev|I know that hundreds of users isn't going to be an issue. Tens of thousands - I don't know.
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15:33.36|Kev|I know some people want to do MUC-that's-more-like-IRC for some very large rooms
15:33.48|Kev|Squelnching presence.
15:33.53|Kev|s/n//
15:34.18kblindowneym: actually this sounds rather like CVS vs. SVN back in the days
15:34.21merwokWhat is "more like IRC"?
15:34.47|Kev|And also others who want to make the majority of occupants invisible, to save the join/part overhead, and only announce participation of a subset of members.
15:34.56|Kev|merwok: squelching presence, stripping rich content.
15:35.51merwokMy client already strips cruft, but ok, servers could do it.
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15:36.10|Kev|It's the servers doing it that's important, if you want to scale to tens of thousands of occupants.
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15:36.31merwokI don't understand "squleching presence".
15:36.36|Kev|It doesn't matter if you're displaying it or not, if you're receiving auto-away from 10,000 people, it'll hurt.
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15:36.50|Kev|(and worse still if you're the MUC that has to fan out this presence)
15:37.00downeymhas no doubt that muc is technically superior to irc :)
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15:37.16nealindiaKev, I went through XMPP projects
15:37.18|Kev|merwok: well, only sending presence when it's a join or a part, and swallowing the rest.
15:37.23|Kev|nealindia: welcome back.
15:37.40nealindiaKev, thanks :)
15:37.41|Kev|nealindia: me not being able to reply to you has just spawned a whole discussion on IRC vs. XMPP ;)
15:38.02nealindiaKev: missed it :)
15:38.10|Kev|That was the point :)
15:38.16nealindiahehe
15:38.29kblin!logs
15:38.29socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
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15:38.49|Kev|If you'd like to poke me over XMPP, I'm xmpp:kevin@doomsong.co.uk
15:38.55nealindiai m using irc for the first time :)
15:39.46merwokKev, thanks. Useful indeed.
15:40.24merwokStill, that seems to me good practices easily added to implementations, not proofs of IRC superiority and fancy features. :)
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15:43.50|Kev|merwok: I'm not sure which way to parse that.
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15:44.49merwokRephrased: The two things you mention seem to be good things, also easily added to MUC servers, but they don't explain to me why people say IRC is better than MUCs.
15:45.12|Kev|Understood :)
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16:09.50downeymIRC is better because more people use it ;-)
16:10.03downeymand because it's older ;-)
16:10.08downeymnot sure if there are any other valid reasons
16:10.12smtmsWindows is the same
16:10.20Afalwhat
16:10.42downeymsmtms: i wouldn't go that far :D
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16:11.05micahcowandowneym, he's just pointing out that the same argument applies
16:11.08algjhey can anyone tell me how to contact the berkman projects
16:11.19|Kev|!anyone
16:11.19socinfo"anyone" is Instead of looking for mentors from specific projects here, you will likely get much better results by speaking to that mentoring organization themselves. You can find the org's contact info by clicking on their name in the list at: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
16:11.24algjthere is no response on irc channel
16:11.29|Kev|Ah.
16:11.33|Kev|Just wait then, I imagine.
16:11.40mmadia!patience
16:11.40socinfo"patience" is very important in GSoC. Check !next and the !timeline and go code something useful.
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16:11.50downeymmicahcowan: not really. the perceived value of a communication tool is correlated to the number of people reachable using it :)
16:12.07ivhturp!next
16:12.07socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications officially open, but you should start to talk to participating organizations right now!
16:12.24mmadia!countdown
16:12.24socinfo"countdown" is http://tinyurl.com/gsoc2010-student-deadline
16:12.30ivhturp!timeline
16:12.31socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
16:12.47merwokOh my, two days.
16:13.04algji dont know any organisation
16:13.14algjcan any one tell me a project on python?
16:13.19mmadia!forget countdown
16:13.20socinfoThe operation succeeded.
16:13.30algji dont have much knowledge but can work hard
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16:13.40ivhturp!help
16:13.40socinfo"help" is !next, !faq, !advice and !wiki. !botabuse tells you about private query syntax
16:13.41Wolf_OSGeoalgj: search for python in the list of organization keywords
16:13.45mmadia!learn countdown as The time left for submitting a student project proposal: http://tinyurl.com/gsoc2010-student-deadline
16:13.45socinfoThe operation succeeded.
16:13.46algjpython java and c/cpp are my strong points
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16:14.09kblinc preprocessor? :)
16:14.31algjWolf_OSGeo: i have seen some but i am not able to choose one
16:14.49Wolf_OSGeoalgj: see OSGeo socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/org/edit/google/gsoc2010/osgeo
16:14.50algjdo i have enough time to make a good proposal
16:14.55micahcowanmmadia, er, no
16:15.01Wolf_OSGeowe have all those languages ;)
16:15.06micahcowanThat's the time when proposals start being accepted.
16:15.23micahcowanOh, or is the countdown different, sorry my bad
16:15.23kblinmicahcowan: nope
16:15.36kblinmicahcowan: Time until Friday, 9 April 2010, 19:00:00 (UTC time)
16:15.41micahcowanthx, sorry
16:15.55mmadiajust getting ready for the 29th :)
16:16.02micahcowanconfused by the juxtaposition of !next and !countdown, I guess
16:16.47kblinmicahcowan: yeah, too many deadlines
16:16.49kblin;)
16:17.31micahcowankblin, yeah, well the !next deadline (to stop dinking around and start thinking of actually writing proposals) ought to be an easy enough one to meet ;)
16:17.42algjThere is no entity with the required status.
16:17.46algjWolf_OSGeo: your link gives the following msg
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16:18.15dhaunalgj: try http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/org/show/google/gsoc2010/osgeo
16:18.17kblinmicahcowan: right, the really hard deadline is the one the countdown is counting :)
16:18.25dhaunWolf_OSGeo: you sent him an edit link :)
16:18.37Wolf_OSGeowhoops!
16:18.46Wolf_OSGeowrong copy paste :S
16:19.35Wolf_OSGeogives a "beer" to dhaun
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16:31.06dhaungeez, how hard can it be to understand that "Apply to become a Mentor" is not meant to be used for sending draft proposals? :-/
16:32.25Wolf_OSGeodhaun: :) heh
16:32.33ajuonlineguess their brains ommit the word "become"
16:32.45ajuonlineand read it as Apply to a mentor
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16:33.06Wolf_OSGeoI think they read only apply
16:33.17Wolf_OSGeoand click the first one they see
16:33.18ajuonline=))
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17:02.12aganicealgj, still hoping to hit up the berkman centre?
17:02.32algjyep
17:02.49algjaganice: still hoping
17:02.56algjcause i see i can do the webcrawler
17:02.57aganicealgj, i'm checking out projects there too, you're welcome to come toss around ideas with me on #berkman
17:03.23algjwhere to meet you
17:04.14aganice#berkman
17:04.20aganicethe channel, i mean
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17:55.28camilohi there
17:55.35nsmhi
17:55.38camilowhat language should the proposal be? can it be non-english?
17:56.23camiloor it depends it depends of the community?
17:57.15nsmstick to english, open source development always happens in english, it's ok if your english isn't top notch, just mention it on the project's ML and people will help you out
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17:58.44camilowow perfect ;)
17:58.50camilothanks ;)
17:59.20Ivanoviccamilo: in general: talk to your org!
17:59.31Ivanovicthough most likely they will ask you to do it all in english
17:59.51camilook
18:00.17felipevieicamilo, what country?
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18:01.57camilobut I don't have any problem to make the proposal in english
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18:03.05camilois just that I already have one ready but in spanish :P ... now the work would consist on traslate it
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18:23.43epifaniohi All
18:24.00thiago_homehi
18:25.20epifanioi'm a 2009 gsoc student. Please, can you help me to add myself as student for the gsoc 2010 ?  i'm on : http://socghop.appspot.com/site/home/site but i can't find the right link to apply
18:25.42dhaunepifanio: you're too early
18:25.44dhaun!next
18:25.45socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications officially open, but you should start to talk to participating organizations right now!
18:26.13epifanioah! .. sorry :-/ . thanks !
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19:02.23WWSone day left before applications begin
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19:03.03thiago_homeI think a bit more
19:03.10thiago_home!timeline
19:03.10socinfo"timeline" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline
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19:03.46SukhE48 hours.
19:03.49thiago_homewe're close to 47 hours away
19:03.52thiago_home48
19:05.11WWSoh sorry
19:05.14WWSi;m in india
19:05.18WWSso its 28th here
19:05.25thiago_homethat doesn't matter
19:05.27WWSi didnt see the UTC
19:05.28thiago_homeit's still 48 hours away
19:05.31WWSyeah
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19:06.27WWSso does google or the mentoring organizations decide which projects are selceted
19:07.35dhaunthe orgs decide
19:07.38thiago_homeyes
19:07.47dhaunGoogle decides how many slot an org gets
19:08.18WWSand the org decide which student get which slot..
19:08.23dhaunright
19:08.27WWSthanks
19:08.28ajuonlinerandom OT question, what do you understand when I talk about FOSS doing "global public good" what kinda projects?
19:09.20thiago_homeOLPC
19:09.45WinterMuteapache
19:09.48WinterMutemysql
19:09.58WinterMutegnu/linux
19:10.00WinterMutegcc
19:10.07merwokWell, OLPC pre-microsoft deal.
19:10.11ajuonlineo boi.
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19:10.31merwokajuonline, Wikipedia.
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19:11.22ajuonlineso, the whole of foss does "global good" ?
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19:12.12ajuonlineif i were to differentiate or create a line, between projects like apache, mysql, debian etc and wikipedia, openstreetmap, ushahidi, how do i go about it?
19:12.12thiago_hometo some extent, yes
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19:12.37thiago_homeajuonline: you'd find one or more criteria that allows you to split along those lines
19:12.41thiago_homethen apply it
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19:13.02thiago_homeany criteria will do
19:13.21dhaundirect vs. indirect effects? gcc indirectly affects a lot of things - OLPC, Sahana, OpenMRS: more direct
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19:14.40merwokDebian can be seen as an experiment in self-government too. Does that contribute to public good?
19:15.14WWSwhat about user based.. as in who uses a partcular software... apache, mysql, debian, python, php are more likely to be used by developers and wikipedia, openstreetmap, ushahidi etc more to end users
19:15.37ajuonlinei am trying to understand a statement, when we say, Sahana is FOSS that helps save lives,
19:15.42merwokDoes the spread of playful understanding and crafting of programs, i.e. hacking, contribute to make the world a better place because it's a form of art?
19:15.43ajuonlinesomeone said, even Linux does that :/
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19:17.00ajuonlinei mean, if we have Sahana running on a lamp stack, maybe i'd agree. but i am trying to understand what am I missing here :P
19:17.11WWSsahana is a disaster management system, of course it'll save lives... it has a php and python port... can you then php and python save lives?
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19:18.10smtmsdo snakes save lives?
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19:21.47WWSyes they do smts.. snake venom is very important in medical research and studies have shown that the venom may have cancer curing abilities.. :P
19:22.08WWSbesides the point ajuonline, what are you getting at?
19:22.45smtmsmisdirecting students I assume :-P
19:22.59ajuonlineWWS: trying to identify "criteria" that thiago_home talked about =)
19:23.21ajuonlineis gonna send all students to smtms this year :P
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19:23.25WWScriteria to define foss projects?
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19:33.52WWScan a student applicant submit more than one project idea during application?
19:34.08Catfish_Manyes, up to 20
19:34.13Catfish_Manalthough you'd have to be crazy to hit the limit
19:34.40merwokThe FAQ and the ToS are quite short and very useful.
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19:53.17ajuonlineWWS: were you not ranting the other day about students from India asking for ideas on twitter? ;)
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19:58.31WWSyes aju i was..
19:58.38WWSwhy?
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20:05.56ajuonlineWWS: oh nothing, because I saw you doing the same too. so. ;)
20:07.02WWSno... i wanted to find a drupal person to look through my proposal on their boards
20:07.16WWSits a little different
20:08.44WWSapparently some people on the drupal community were against flash based themes..
20:09.07drt24seems reasonable ;-)
20:09.13WWSi wanted to know if that was a general opinion or if my proposal was a bad idea
20:13.39WinterMutedid you get a consensus?
20:14.04WinterMutehates flash based themes in general
20:14.45merwokhates flash.
20:14.58Catfish_Manas3's a pretty nice language
20:15.24WWSyeah wintermute and merwoks response are the typical ones
20:15.31Catfish_Manand flex isn't bad either; not a fan of the core flash api though
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20:16.13drt24I have read a little actionscript for a projct I was doing. It involved a lot of gotos. I disliked it.
20:16.25Catfish_Manthey were doing it wrong then
20:16.26WinterMutewell, yeah, as3's a nice language, great for web games & apps
20:16.37drt24I used google visualizer instead, it was nicer :-)
20:17.02WinterMuteit's the entire flash website thing I'm not really that keen on but maybe it's just never done well
20:17.31Catfish_ManWinterMute: it's pretty poorly suited to that for a variety of reasons
20:17.38Catfish_Manalthough at least they *finally* got scrollwheel support on OSX
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20:19.08WWSother than jquery what other alternatives dyu have for animation on browsers?
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20:19.57WWSand you dont have to have the entire site on flash
20:20.35Catfish_ManWWS: jquery isn't doing anything other people can't do :P
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20:23.46WWSi agree..
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20:47.01neptunepink!next
20:47.01socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications officially open, but you should start to talk to participating organizations right now!
20:47.28thiago_home46 hours left
20:47.38neptunepinkomgomgomgomgomgomg?
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20:47.56thiago_homeit's when they open
20:48.00thiago_homenot when it closes
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20:58.09skcideaCan I get contact of openimageio mentors?
20:58.17skcideanyone plzz...
20:58.27mmadia42!orgs
20:58.27socinfo"orgs" is The list of accepted mentoring organizations is here: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
20:58.31merwok!anyone
20:58.31socinfo"anyone" is Instead of looking for mentors from specific projects here, you will likely get much better results by speaking to that mentoring organization themselves. You can find the org's contact info by clicking on their name in the list at: http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/program/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2010
21:00.24skcideayes...I am aware of that...but there are no contacts...neither is there nyone on #openimageio channel...nor is there any contact on the organization profile page
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21:01.46mmadia42do their pages mention a mailing list?
21:01.58dandersonhttp://openimageio.org/wiki/index.php?title=SOC_Info
21:02.06dandersonthis suggests that you should contact them on their mailing list
21:02.13dandersonand the mailing list link is on their home page
21:02.52skcideaokay...ty
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22:41.23kblinah, much better :)
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