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06:59.39dholbachgood morning
07:03.18blkperlgood evening
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08:03.02qrngBonjour, monsieurs et mesdames.
08:03.04qrngstretches.
08:04.07qrngI've finished coding. Well, the only things left are thorough tests, integration with sandbox tests, patches for different compilers.
08:04.28qrng(dance)
08:05.22blkperlwhat then? after the tests?
08:05.59qrngNothing.
08:06.27qrngLackadaisical summer, I suppose.
08:07.28qrngimagines himself lazily canoeing in a breathtakingly beautiful river.
08:08.14kaiso your project obviously was too easy :)
08:08.20qrngNope.
08:08.55qrngUnless you consider quasi-random number generators to be easy, but I can assure you that for a layman they would be quite difficult.
08:09.31qrngMathematical apparatus is rather exquisite.
08:09.38kaibut it's not even mid-term yet, so obviously for you it was too easy ;)
08:09.56qrngNope, I began in February. :-D
08:10.08kaiah, you cheated
08:10.11kai;)
08:10.19qrngNot really. It was a part of my diploma work.
08:10.48kaiyou're allowed to work on a paid project for your thesis?
08:10.54kaiwow
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08:11.30kaiI had to get quite some paperwork done to get my gsoc work accepted for my b.sc. thesis
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08:11.54qrngWhere are you from?
08:13.01kaigermany, but I guess this is more of a per-university thing
08:13.45qrngProbably.
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08:19.47thebolthi all
08:20.18theboltkai: it is quite common here for people to get paid for their theiss work
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08:35.51kaithebolt: it's not science if there's money in it ;)
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08:45.15theboltkai: well, i'm in engineering ;)
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08:48.53bobbenskai: scientists don't live off air... (yet, they'll probably end up inventing something to live off air)
08:49.27thiagozero-point energy modules
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08:58.08qrngActually, Google stipend will be invested to science.
08:58.23kaibobbens: well, obviously you need research grants to feed you while doing the research
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08:58.52qrngI am going to go to Denmark this fall, so money will be very much needed and very useful.
08:58.53kaibobbens: or you just hang out in grad school and pick up all the free food
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08:59.39qrngWhere's the free food? I'd probably improve my figure with that. :-D
09:02.14ojwbgrad students develop a sixth sense for it from what I've seen
09:03.29aghislalike mark in phdcomics
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09:05.50qrngIt's no surprise.
09:05.54ojwbor like real people I know...
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09:06.33qrngI don't really need any diets, either. My partner already complains that my bones stick at all uncomfortable angles.
09:08.15kaiojwb: phdcomics is pretty close to reality
09:08.37kaiojwb: my professor even wears the same kind of wool vests as the professor in the comic
09:08.51ojwbyes, it just seemed odd to cite a fictional example...
09:09.05kaitrue
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10:18.38mlankhorstis it just me or is google talk completely unreliable lately?
10:21.56mlankhorstevery time i want to talk to someone the thing dies
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10:36.09mkarnickimlankhorst: works for me
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10:37.46mlankhorstpast few days its been having issues for me, didn't upgrade anything, both gtalk and the gmail chat applet then say someone is online, but when i try to send something to them they say its offline, almost like parts of gtalk arent available
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10:44.47drt24How do I update http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuprologjava/ ? Who do I contact to get the relvant permissions? (There is now a maintainer and that needs to be noted on the page and when we have the savanah project working then we will need to change the link to poin to that).
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11:06.10drt24failchannel. sorry.
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11:40.53carldanihi
11:41.04carldaniDid anyone get a tracking number for the payment cards?
11:41.17carldaniFrom the traffic on the list, it seems not.
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11:47.37carldaniWithout a tracking number, it is probably safe to assume the packages have not been sent yet...
11:52.33pepercarldani: i guess that carol is going to give us an update once she wakes up and reaches google :)
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12:00.03carldanipeper: And if the competence of the payment card vendor is any indication, we'll get a nice announcement about yet another round of delays.
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13:34.09*** topic/#gsoc is Google Summer of Code 2010 is On! - Coding has started! http://bit.ly/96UQZe - 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
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14:09.44sanjoyddoes not want to sound shallow, but he is getting a bit anxious about the packages now.
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14:12.43JSundmight be worth waiting a couple of hours until people have had time to get to work on the west coast
14:13.31viviait's, what, 7am on the west coast? they might still be asleep
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14:14.38viviaand I vaguely remember carols saying she was sending some packages last week already. or preparing them?
14:15.16valeufsanjoyd: where do you live ?
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14:29.34rohitrthinks sanjoyd is not shallow. It should be perfectly okay to ask about the package, except when you do, 10 people would immediately tell you that you should have patience.
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14:33.32valeufrohitr: well, Carols did not say it will arrive on June 7th, but from June 7th, so it can tomorrow or Wednesday, you can wait one or two days more to be sure
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14:35.04JSundbut we've been told that we should get shipping information when they are shipped and iirc shipping should have started five days ago
14:35.42rohitrvaleuf: Of course I am waiting. And I think Carol did say that the packages will arrive by 7th. :-). I understand that things can get out of hand and I am sure she would be doing all she can to make this good. I just think that it should be ok for people to ask about packages without feeling guilty. Don't you?
14:36.05ojwbbut nobody here can help...
14:36.26ojwbexcept to tell you to be patient, and pointing out that we don't know more than you do
14:36.26valeufwell you can ask, but I would feel guilty, personal feeling probably
14:36.26JSundit's not really a problem for me and I trust that I will receive the package eventually, but some people might need the money to cover living expenses during the GSoC period
14:36.48svakshaiirc, she said shipped out by 7th?.... but then /me isnt really sure. it will come when it comes
14:37.02JSundhopefully we'll get some news during the day
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14:41.22rohitrI think your package will be there by June 7, but as soon as I promise you all that I will get ~400 emails when it hasn't arrived on June 7. So I say "about." :-)
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14:50.16carldaniWell, considering that she indicated we'd get tracking numbers once the cards are shipped, I expect the cards not to turn up at my location anytime soon.
14:51.44carldaniI should probably ask Carol to change my shipping address now that my old address won't be active anymore starting next week. Oh well.
14:52.05carldaniFun.
14:52.26viviacarldani: can't you set up snail mail forwarding? here you can
14:52.53viviait's valid for 6 months, they actually deliver your mail from the old address on the new one ---- Hmmmmmmmmm, I'm not sure FedEx will ask the normal post office about this though
14:53.14carldanivivia: I could, but it costs money, and FedEx won't care anyway.
14:53.53carldanivivia: And without physical mail forwarding I'll get a lot less spam ;-)
14:54.15viviaoh, I don't receive much spam in my physical mailbox :)
14:54.42viviaI had some weekly magazines by that engineers' association, but I opted in the email version :)
14:54.53smtmscarldani, you are moving to another city?
14:55.05carldanismtms: another country...
14:55.12viviaouch!! :(
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14:55.57viviaI suggest you email carols (off-list)...
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15:09.21valeufcarldani: no friend staying near your old place to catch the package instead of you ?
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15:11.34viviavaleuf: and then post it back to another country?
15:12.05valeufwell if Carols already sent the package .... I do not see many other solutions !
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15:13.42viviaif she had sent it, he'd had received his tracking number maybe
15:14.05mkarnickicarldani: some guy said he received the parcel before the e-mail with tracking number last year
15:14.24Mancavivia: I believe she didn't send packages. We would've received tracking numbers. But this week we should expect them being sent.
15:14.54viviaI don't remember receiving a tracking number at all last year. Then again, it might have ended up in my spambox
15:15.31Mancavivia: Carol would've at least told us the packages being sent.
15:15.46viviaManca: I think she mentioned sending some packages last week
15:15.47mkarnickiManca: she said they would send them 3-4 days ago
15:15.54mkarnickivivia: +1
15:16.20Mancavivia: i don't remember that... but hey, that's even better ;)
15:16.37viviaI just hope FedEx is just slow at sending out tracking numbers... *fingers crossed*
15:16.47mkarnickiManca: I think it was mentioned on the IRC, so you might have missed it
15:16.54viviamkarnicki: +1
15:16.55mkarnickivivia: same here :)
15:16.57mkarnickihahaha
15:17.01viviagmta :)
15:17.04Mancamkarnicki: then I probably missed it.. thanks for the update!
15:17.45mkarnickiManca: anyway, I hope they did send them, I'm just forwarding what I have read here :) np
15:18.01Mancasure :) I hope so too
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15:24.25ekuhas anyone got their tracking number yet ?
15:25.13denndano :(
15:25.23denndano payment card either
15:25.53ekuyea me neither :(
15:26.40ekun no update from carol also :(
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16:41.41umashanthicarols: hi, what about the tracking numbers of the shipment?
16:42.01carolsumashanthi: as i said in my original email, you will get one as soon as yours ships.
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16:42.24umashanthicarols: thanks for the information
16:42.32carolsumashanthi: yw :-)
16:43.56vjsamuelcarols: is there any chance of the packages shipped to places in india before this saturday? (just out of curiosity)
16:45.45carolsvjsamuel: before this coming saturday?
16:45.53vjsamuelcarols: yes.
16:46.12carolsvjsamuel: yes, a very good chance. i hope they're all done shipping by then. but, of course, as soon as I promise that I will get more emails from students later
16:48.17peperbtw. who is sending the emails with tracking numbers? And/or what subject is used? I got emails like that spamfiltered before
16:48.19vjsamuelcarols: keeping my fingers crossed because i leave for college on saturday and i have to pay my fees on monday. :( so i get the card on or before saturday i can take it with me to my college.
16:48.36carolsvjsamuel: i will cross my fingers with you
16:48.39carolscrosses fingers
16:48.56vjsamuelcrosses fingers too.
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16:50.02pepercarols: any idea?
16:50.08carolspeper: about what?
16:50.14Jeff_Sjust in general?
16:50.14peperbtw. who is sending the emails with tracking numbers? And/or what subject is used? I got emails like that spamfiltered before
16:51.02carolspeper: our shipping and receiving department. it will have a subject something like "fedex shipment (tracking number)..."
16:51.25pepercarols: thanks for info
16:51.33carolspeper: yw
16:51.39carolsserves some tea and cookies
16:52.17gento_hi carols
16:52.23carolshi gento_
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16:53.00gento_is that any statistic for gsoc this year? i read the google open source blog, but it not cover all the countries
16:53.22gento_any statistic more detail?
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16:54.50carolsgento_: i'm working on a new blog post with more statistics in it, but I was at a conference all last week so haven't had a chance to look at it. I've also been focused on getting welcome packages out so my time has all been going to that and not to blog posts. im sure you understand.
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16:55.13h4xordoodheya :)
16:55.19fircoo! nice to get some updates. Thanks carols
16:55.27carolsfirc: yw
16:56.01gento_carols: ya. thank you for your effort
16:56.19h4xordoodhey i sumbitted my docs to carol she replied that she recieved those docs
16:56.35h4xordoodbut i have confusion that they are accepted or not :/
16:56.36carolsgento_: thanks. hope you're having a good GSoC :-)
16:56.39gento_carols: just i wish to know any others from my country, Malaysia
16:57.20carolsh4xordood: i said, "got it. thanks!", yes?
16:57.26gento_carols: btw look forward the detailed statistic
16:57.27h4xordoodyes
16:57.33h4xordoodah its u :)
16:57.42h4xordoodcarol: hi ^^
16:57.46carolsh4xordood: then you are fine for now. ill let you know if there's anything further you need to do, but you can assume you're ok
16:58.01carolsgento_: i know a lot of students are :-) i'm working on it
16:58.05carolsh4xordood: hi :-)
16:58.11carolsserves more tea and cookies
16:58.13YuviPandawaves at carols, and buys her a large glass of cold chocolate with vanilla icecream
16:58.18h4xordoodcarols: thnx for confirmation
16:58.24carolsYuviPanda: thanks!
16:58.39carolsdrinks the yummy foodstuffs
16:58.41carolsh4xordood: yw
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16:58.45h4xordoodill get milk with hersheys chocolate :P
16:58.46thebolthi carols et.al
16:59.00carolshi thebolt
17:00.58mohi2911needs some cold coffee from carols
17:01.04h4xordoodwell best of luck to all gsoc students :)
17:01.09carolsserves some iced coffee
17:01.17carolstakes some iced coffee for herself
17:01.19carolsbusy day :-)
17:01.29mohi2911eh
17:01.31jdk2588gulps the coffee
17:02.07mohi2911steals the pot from carols and runs away
17:02.15h4xordoodyesterday i went to rockmans island here in new delhi had dark beer. it had taste like coffee in it :P
17:02.20carolsaw, no stealing. there's enough for everyone :-)
17:02.25carolsserves more iced coffee
17:03.06mohi2911=]
17:04.04mohi2911h4xordood, try some wine and its cheap here in the south :)
17:04.26h4xordoodmohi2911: from new delhi ?
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17:04.45mohi2911h4xordood, nope. from Tamil Nadu
17:04.52h4xordoodah :)
17:05.00mohi2911South I said :D
17:05.04mohi2911brb
17:05.10h4xordoodi thought south delhi :D
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17:16.31kimeltomorning!
17:16.49merwokprevening!
17:17.06merwokserves some tea to carols
17:17.15carolsaw thanks merwok :-)
17:17.17carolssips tea
17:17.42merwokit’s English blend
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17:18.59carolsyummy
17:19.01carolsthanks :-)
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17:21.09merwokcarols, that must be easy, since it’s always the same emails.
17:22.11carolsmerwok: somewhat :-) there's always some new and interesting requests in there. keeps it interesting. especially when i talk to our payment card vendor :-)
17:24.05merwokI liked the thread “feeling nervous”. Rang a bell :)
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17:34.52viviacarols: good job with the cards!! thanks on everyones behalf :)
17:35.07carolsvivia: thank you very much. i am very sorry they were delayed.
17:35.09mlankhorstmm
17:35.11smtmsvivia, don't speak for me please
17:35.18mlankhorstits so bad for me but fuck it, time for coffee
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17:35.44h4xordoodcarols: when can we excepect cards to reach India ?
17:36.03viviasmtms: they did all they could, she even said they worked overnight
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17:37.01carolsh4xordood: it really depends. they're shipping international priority but it still depends on Fedex's service to the particular area you're in
17:37.01smtmsthey didn't do the thinking part
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17:38.15viviasmtms: i need the money too but at least i can tell when someone else's delays are influencing you
17:38.18h4xordoodi am in capital new delhi :)
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17:39.47smtmsvivia, so, you say they didn't pick the payment card vendor?
17:40.35theboltsmtms: well, its hard to find something which works for everyone (including the people who have to handle it for thousand others..)
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17:41.03viviasmtms: the payment cards vendor issue was discussed last year wrt high fees
17:41.12viviait was indeed the best they could do
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17:44.13lolfrenzcarols must have superhuman abilities to cope with so many people whining and with such a raged mailing-list
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17:59.29carolsserves more tea and cookies
18:01.02h4xordoodsteals cookies
18:01.05h4xordood:D
18:03.29h4xordoodokay h4xordood puts back those cookies :)
18:05.16YuviPandacarols: whoever's idea was it of giving ACM membership to GSoC students - give them a huge thankyou from me :)
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18:05.49carolsYuviPanda: i will do that. :-)
18:05.57h4xordoodcarol: add thnx from my side also
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18:06.18h4xordoodcause i am at acm right now :)
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18:07.28viviai think i'm so lucky...
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18:08.04viviazero tuition fees, free food, free wifi, free msdnaa, free access to publications (so i didn't need acm)...
18:08.15viviaah and free books for all courses
18:08.35h4xordoodfree food o_O?
18:08.44viviatwo meals per working day
18:08.47rohitrwow, vivia, you are living the dream ;)
18:08.55h4xordooddo they serve pizza with extra cheese ?:)
18:08.57rohitrvivia: how?
18:09.00viviasometimes the food is shitty, but they're feeding so many people for free
18:09.20viviarohitr: in the ... how's it called.... univ restaurant?
18:09.43h4xordoodcanteen
18:09.46h4xordoodi guess
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18:09.54Catfish_Mancafeteria?
18:09.55rohitrvivia: I am signed up for one too. But I have to pay
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18:10.09rohitrMess. or Mensa in German?
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18:11.25rohitrvivia: your country gives you free food. Which country is that? I gotta chalk up some immigration papers :)
18:11.54viviamensa in german, right
18:12.02viviarohitr: guess which... greece
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18:12.27viviai'm not saying our education system is the best ever (tm) but i won't send my kids abroad :p
18:13.33Mekno wonder greece is in financial trouble :P
18:13.55viviaMek: expenses for education are way below EU average IIRC
18:14.03viviamaybe even a fraction of it
18:14.36viviai still wonder how this can possibly happen
18:14.38rohitrlol yeah. We are supposed to be a socialist , poor country and I pay more than a German for my education in a fully government funded institution. :(
18:14.52viviarohitr: where do you live?
18:15.13rohitrvivia: India.
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18:15.45baerrohitr: how much do you pay?
18:15.46viviayou do a good job though. i see many talented developers and researchers from india
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18:16.59rohitrbaer: around 900 euros a year, excluding food and boarding.
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18:19.08rohitrvivia: pfft, lets not talk about the Indian education system. The state of affairs is sad.
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18:19.40baerrohitr: wow, quite a number
18:20.00baerrohitr: i mean, i pay about the same per year but considering the average income...
18:21.21YuviPandarohitr: so i'm not the only one who flies into a ballmer type rage when the Indian Education system topic comes up....
18:21.35viviaafk
18:21.42rohitrYuviPanda: No definitely not man.
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18:22.32rohitrIndian Government applies market capitalism to education but not to power or agriculture or cricket for that matter.
18:23.25rohitrshortsighted and dumb, IMO
18:24.38schumamlis it as bad as the german system, where students are divided into an academic, worker and unemployed caste right after they've finished elementary school?
18:25.39rohitrschumaml: oh yeah I just heard about your system. But dont they spend more money per student on people from realschule and haptschule?
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18:42.48schumamlI can't find any stats about this
18:43.08schumamlthey're probably hidden inside https://www-genesis.destatis.de
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18:49.13rohitrschumaml: I was quoting from the wiki article on hauptschule. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hauptschule. It has a citation for this fact, but its in German.
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19:10.35kblinrohitr: well, probably because the kids from hauptschule go straight into the unemployed pool
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19:11.41mlankhorstddddon. :(
19:11.42mlankhorst13:14 < vivia> rohitr: where do you live?
19:11.54mlankhorsterr, didnt mean to paste that
19:12.31baerkblin: thats probably only based on prejudices - but i share them ;)
19:13.28kblinbaer: ok, I know a couple of exceptions, but I think they're rare
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19:13.37rohitrkblin: I didn't understand the logic of that in Germany. I mean in a country like India with limited resources, such a system makes just a little sense. But in Germany there is no excuse for this segregation at age (10?).
19:14.01kblinrohitr: it's very traditional
19:14.02kblin;)
19:14.28kblinin fact, I'm not sure how to fix that
19:15.06rohitrkblin : Its akin to the spartans killing the weak kids. :)
19:15.12viviaand i wondered who pinged me -_-'
19:15.16bkgoodkblin: Hauptschool looks like it'd be considered comprehensive and university-preparatory in the US
19:15.17viviaafk
19:15.25bkgoodfrom the subjects listed on wp
19:15.27thebolthi kblin
19:15.40schumamlwe could go all-in and establish a real caste system like in Brave New World
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19:16.07kblinschumaml: we don't have that already?
19:16.09baeri actually profited from the early separation
19:16.31kblinI know that I was bored in elementary school, because it was too easy. but for some of my classmates had trouble with the pace
19:16.47kblins/for//
19:16.59kblinbkgood: let me read the article
19:17.01rohitrexcuse me. You guys have no clue what exactly a 'real' caste system entails. :)
19:17.41bkgoodkblin: I just skimmed it, trying to compare it to the Flemish ASO/TSO/KSO/BSO system I know more of
19:17.42schumamlrohitr: you#re familiar with Brave New World by Huxley, I assume?
19:18.18rohitrschumaml: vaguely.
19:19.44kblinbkgood: hm, I don't think that list of subjects is entirely accurate
19:20.20kblinbkgood: education is federated at state level, so it's different from state to state
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19:21.02rohitrbkgood: anything would be considered university-preparatory level in the US ;)
19:21.11kblinhehe
19:22.24kblinalso, I disagree with the criticism of places offering apprenticeships turning their focus on realschule graduates because they're better
19:23.09bkgoodrohitr: meh somewhat, in high school one's often given choices of courses to take and the student is told "these courses are recommended if you're looking to higher education"
19:23.11schumamlrohitr: in Brave New World, almost all humans are clones, and are artificially adapted to their future use, e.g. by altering the development of the embryos
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19:23.51kblinif you have to teach your apprentices how to write and do basic maths, you spend more money than you can afford
19:23.56bkgoodbut if you don't take those courses in high school and you go to uni anyway you just have to take those courses then
19:24.21rohitrkblin: I am not really sure about the difference between real and haupstschule? Why have 3 schools? Why not 2? One for the vocational schools and one for the university system?
19:24.36bkgoodkblin: hauptschulen don't teach writing and basic math? :/
19:24.41baerwell actually there are 4 types
19:24.45schumamlthere are three schools because:
19:24.49baerhauptschule, realschule, gesamtschule and gymnasium
19:24.52schumaml1. the Gymnasium is sacred
19:25.20schumaml2. nobody wants to go to the Hauptschule, but some simply do not qualify for Gymnasium
19:25.22rohitrbaer: gesamtschule?
19:25.28schumaml3. so there has to be the Realschule
19:25.54baerrohitr: everybody can go ;)
19:25.55kblinrohitr: that's certainly the trend
19:26.07kblinbaer: no such thing in this state :)
19:26.21baerwhich one?
19:26.27kblinunless private schools like Waldorfschule count
19:26.30bkgoodI'd surmise that at age ~10 it's more the parents wanting the child to go a certain route than the child itself
19:26.37kblinbaer: BW
19:27.01schumamlbkgood: oh, don#t underestimate them
19:27.18baerkblin: hehe
19:27.26baerprobably because cdu tries to send everybody to hauptschule ;)
19:27.30kblinbkgood: yes. I live in a university city, where most of the kids are from an academic background. I'd say about 90% of them go to the highest level school
19:27.41schumamlI had a very clear idea that I want to go to a Gymnasium
19:28.06kblinyeah, I was bored to hell in elementary, I was looking forward to the challenge
19:28.42kblinthough I had to wait for university to really get one. gymnasium was doable by fine-tuning the lazyness :)
19:28.51baerhehe
19:28.54bkgoodI always knew I wanted to attend university but I didn't know why, or what I wanted to study. That's hardly a way to make a decision
19:28.55rohitrIn India this would be considered preposterous. Nobody would send their kid to a real or a hauptschule here. There would be a revolt for sure, if they introduced something like this. I wonder how the German taxpayer still supports this.
19:29.06baeronce you're in its very hard to get kicked out of gymnasium ;)
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19:30.10FailPandarohitr: i wouldn't be so sure
19:30.14schumamlrohitr: the important taxpayers send their children to the Gymnasium, and they don't want the plebs to be there :)
19:30.21FailPandarohitr: CBSE/State Board/Anglo Indian/Corporation
19:30.45bkgoodanyway I know certainly here in america there'd be intense pressure from parents upon their children to go to the gymnasium-equivilent and we'd have 10-year-olds committing suicide, and that's why we can't have nice things :)
19:30.50FailPandarohitr: while not exactly parallels, atleast parallel in 'spirit'
19:31.00rohitrFailPanda: The quality of schools is not under discussion here.
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19:31.23rohitrWe dont segregate kids based on their 'intelligence' at age 10 :O
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19:32.19rohitrschumaml: The proletariat then has to rise and overthrow the bourgeoisie :-)
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19:32.33schumamlwell , some claim that it isn't intelligence in Germany either, but social standing
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19:33.16schumamlrohitr: careful, you're talking to a member of this bourgeoisie
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19:34.06FailPandarohitr: social standing here too determines which school you go to
19:34.09schumamlthe proletariat is entertained by crappy tv
19:34.11baerbkgood: i can't remember anyone getting pressure from their parents
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19:35.07rohitrschumaml: and you are talking to an anti-marxist, extreme believer in laissez faire, nationalist. But for the health of a nation, the kids must be looked after well.
19:35.59rohitrFailPanda: True. That is an unfortunate consequence of government under investment and Indian poverty. But at least we have the idea right. Hopefully we will implement it better, soon.
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19:36.39FailPandarohitr: i ain't holding my breath
19:38.05schumamlthere are attempts to solve this, e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werkrealschule
19:38.32rohitrFailPanda: Dude, things are changing. You can see it. Don't you see people moving up in life? Don't you see that things are better than they were 10 years ago?
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19:40.16baerbiggest problem in the german system is IMO that teachers are civil servants like judges and you can't fire them
19:40.55schumamland from a job interviewer's (seen that, done that) point of view, in most cases it simply doesn't matter which school someone graduated from
19:41.19rohitrWhich countries' education system would you consider the best?
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19:42.47YuviPandarohitr: a *very* difficult question, since most people have experience with mostly one country's.
19:42.51YuviPandarohitr: or perhaps 2
19:44.18baerbased on the teaching style, i'd say the german system is better than the french ;)
19:45.28kblinbaer: same goes for the university system
19:45.36kblinthat's completely nuts in france
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19:47.15rohitrIndian Schooling system would be competitive on a world wide basis, I'd say. But the university system is way below the world level.
19:49.57baerkblin: hehe, a friend of mine spent 1 1/2 years in strasbourg and some stories were really unbelievable
19:50.35baerbut well, some stories from the stuff they did at university here in germany were unbelievable too
19:50.42valeufbaer:  like what ?
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19:50.44baer(teacher for french and history)
19:51.24baeri really loved that they took all chairs and tables and blocked a whole building in order to protest
19:51.41baerwish we would do that too ;)
19:51.59kblinbaer: I'm talking about the split with Grande École, University and the like
19:52.18valeufbaer: there is quite strong problem in University in France, which explain such of reaction
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19:53.13baercould you elaborate on that? both of you? ;)
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19:54.51valeufbaer: it is quite o long subject, and I do not know when your friend was in Strasbourg, but it was probably against the LRU bill
19:55.28valeufbaer: it is a new system for the French university which gives a stronger power to the head of university to raise money, and use it as he wants
19:56.01valeufbaer: this is kind of privatization of the University, since most of the money will come from company
19:56.35kblinbaer: you might want to check the phdcomics arch about visiting france
19:56.36valeufbaer: I guess such of things happen in Germany too, since it is kind of European rules, (the Barcelona convention)
19:57.02YuviPandaoh we just burn buses and smash windows in protest :D
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19:58.06rohitrvaleuf: Wasnt it the Bologna Convention or the Bologna Accords?
19:58.15valeufsorry Bologna
19:58.51valeufI was confuse, but yes I was talking about Bologna process (which gives a kind of framework for an unified educational system in the whole Europe)
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19:59.26baervaleuf: ah ok, yes it think that was about that.
19:59.52baerkblin: i can't. i'd have to read the whole archive because i could't stop ;)
20:01.03rohitrvaleuf: Wouldnt you want the University to be autonomous and the head of the university to have financial independence from the government. I am curious because this is what academics are trying to do here in India.
20:02.20valeufIMO, this an extremely unfair system, I am not in University in France, but in a "Grandes Ecoles" which are kind a special university dedicated to engineering
20:02.56smtmsvaleuf, only engineering?
20:03.09valeufbecause we are supposed to be a part of the elite, we get a lot of fund from local company, and so we have really excellent condition of education
20:03.27valeuf(smtms : not only, but mainly)
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20:05.10kblinbear: ah, save it for a time when you should actually cramming for an examn
20:05.33valeufso for private fund raising is pretty dangerous, if you want to preserve a wide range of formation
20:06.20rohitrvaleuf: I would say, the US university system manages the funding part and the academic freedom part quite well.
20:06.22valeuffurthermore, there was a kind of separation of the power between teacher student and head of university, naturally it was really hard to solve issue
20:06.46valeufbecause naturally every body disagree with each others
20:07.41valeufrohitr: well, I do not know so well US system, just from article reading,
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20:08.18valeufrohitr: but if I understood well, the cost of education is mainly supported by student, of some scholarship from different institution
20:08.47rohitrvaleuf: yeah, in that way it is perhaps not so good.
20:09.23valeufwell it is different, there is a lot of of good point from this system
20:09.32rohitrvaleuf: I am a firm believer that the state should provide for the education of everyone. And after that it should leave them to the mercy of the free market. ;)
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20:09.47valeufhowever, I think that kind of hybrid system as we are doing in France, it cannot work correctly
20:10.06valeufrohitr: after what ?
20:10.17valeufrohitr: you mean after high-school ?
20:12.04rohitrvaleuf: No. To elaborate. High school for everyone. Then entrance/aptitude exams for admission to universities/vocational schools, or in some cases no further education. and after university/vocation school. No state support, or unemployment benefits etc. But till then the state should assume complete responsibility of a student.
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20:14.39valeufrohitr: I would love to discuss about educational system more, but time is flying, however, I pretty agree with you
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20:15.06valeufrohitr: even if I do not see solution against the fact that, when there is so strong exams which can determine future of student
20:15.23rohitrvaleuf: same here. I must go and sleep now. Thank you everyone for a nice discussion.
20:15.29valeufrohitr: you will see the development of a big business of cramming school
20:16.21valeufrohitr: there is such of system in Asia, the high-school diploma determine which university you can apply, so kids start to prepare the exam really quickly
20:16.34rohitrvaleuf: I already have, here in India.
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20:17.21rohitrvaleuf: yes, we have kids of 14 going to special  8 hour tuitions everyday so that they can crack the JEE or other entrances, when they are 18
20:17.25valeufrohitr: well, I do not Indian system, but you can probably see such of problem, people are only working for exam, not to for their self-development
20:17.44valeufrohitr: probably similar to what I saw in Korea or China !
20:18.35schumamlhow would you integrate educational systems which claim that pure performance isn't the right way to educate children?
20:18.44rohitrvaleuf: True, true. But what can be done. This is the only fair way, when seats are limited.
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20:19.21valeufrohitr: that's the question, what can be done ^ ^ I have some clue, but not true answer !
20:19.51valeufschumaml: how do you measure the performance of a children ? by the result of  an exam ?
20:20.15rohitrvaleuf: How else can you measure it?
20:20.47rohitrhow do you get into the Ecoles?
20:21.03valeufrohitr: exam ^ ^ but I do not think it is the bes
20:21.41valeufbut I do not think it is the best solution, because, it is pretty hard to measure knowledges, it is not like weight ^ ^
20:22.35rohitrvaleuf: An engineer always goes with the better solution, even if its not the best solution or an ideal solution. ;)
20:22.40valeufrohitr: instead of having a exam-centered system, we should persuade kid that what they are learning is useful for their self-development, not useful to success an exam
20:23.04ZaviorIs most of the work done by students for GSOC projects done remotely?
20:23.07schumamle.g. consider Waldorf education
20:23.15schumamlZavior: yes
20:23.24valeufrohitr: that's theory ^ ^ in fact they goes with the solution they could find !! most of time it is not the best, because they did not have time to find the best
20:24.02valeufschumaml: I was naturally thinking about such of school in Germany, which I found really interesting, even if it gives me a lot of questions !
20:24.06rohitrvaleuf: this is very interesting. Of course we should. But how? In a world whose fundamental paradigm is competition for finite resources, how can we have an education system that can be like this.
20:24.25rohitrI would love it , if it were like this, but that is wishing for Utopia.
20:25.06schumamlZavior: in some cases, mentor and student may be able to work from the same place (e.g. if they're at the same university), but I'm pretty sure that's the exception
20:25.16rohitrMaybe someday when humans are the masters of this Galaxy and there is no resource crunch, then human society can go this way.
20:25.46valeufrohitr: well, many people wrote explain about such of education, and the way to apply such of system to traditional school, it does not always work, there is also a lot of problem
20:26.17schumamlI hope the "masters of this Galaxy" will never happen
20:26.23valeufrohitr: so I do not what is the best solution, and there is probably not a universal solution, it depends also a lot of cultural aspect, history and so on ^ ^
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20:26.50valeufrohitr: but I would not think it is an utopia, and the world is like "that" there is always alternative ^ ^
20:27.09valeufschumaml: do you know some peolpe who went to Waldorf school ?
20:27.16schumamlyes
20:27.20Zaviorschumaml: Not a fan of He-Man? :P
20:27.26schumamlthey claim it is superior
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20:28.10valeufschumaml: it is looking little bit like "sect" sometimes, so even if I really like the idea, I am pretty skeptical
20:28.36valeufschumaml: but I know that it is quite widely spread in Germany, contrarily to France.
20:29.01rohitrvaleuf: Here in India, there are the IITs just like the Ecoles in France. They are funded way above the usual level and are globally very competitive. The catch: there are just 3000 seats. And thats in a population size of 1100 million people. How can you tell a child not to think about clearing the exam and worry about self development?
20:29.44Zaviorwishes he got signed up for GSOC , looks like a fun and educational experience
20:29.58rohitrbtw I cleared the exam without tuitions^^, so I am not saying tuitions are good or anything
20:30.06schumamlZavior: most of the current talk is slightly off-topic :)
20:30.11rohitrthinks Zavior is being sarcastic :)
20:30.18ZaviorNo really...
20:30.35valeufrohitr: there is two different things to distinguish : The current situation, and what we can expect
20:31.10baerZavior: do it next year
20:31.11schumamlvaleuf: the non-sect religions are worse
20:31.32valeufrohitr: in the current situation, I would work hard for the exam (as I did here in France), and what we can expect from the future
20:32.12rohitrvaleuf:Short of the Indian GDP growing at 20% each year and India spending all the increase towards education, I cant see the situation improving ;)
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20:32.32schumamland Waldorf education provides you with the unique ability to dance your name
20:32.44valeufrohitr: current situation should not block us to do experience and try other system, but we should also not ignore current situation, otherwise you will naturally fail to change it !
20:34.31valeufrohitr: well, maybe later you will be in position to change the system ! who know ?
20:34.53valeufrohitr: but maybe at this time in India, the people who can change system do not think like us ^ ^
20:35.02rohitrvaleuf: I think that you and I are talking about two different things, Lets continue this discussion sometime else( tomorrow?). In the meantime, we can bask in the glory of our elite school tag ;)
20:35.25valeufrohitr: well I do not know if I will be there :)
20:35.34valeufrohitr: but you can always try to ping me ^ ^
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20:35.49rohitrvaleuf: They do. Everybody knows this has to be done. We talk about it all the time. But there is nothing practical that can be done, about the resource crunch.
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20:36.54rohitrvaleuf: or you can always add me on my brand new gmail account for GSOC :) rrrazdan [TA] gmail [TOD] com
20:36.55valeufrohitr: well, let's really stop now, because it is really off-topic, and it can be really end-less talk, even if I love that, I have exam soon, I cannot waste so much time
20:41.29merwok|awayIf people never worked towards utopia, societies would never change.
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