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07:14.10dholbachgood morning
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09:17.27comododholbach: morning
09:17.44comodoerr... well... almost lunchtime now I guess
09:17.50comodobut still
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10:08.07Hunger-hi
10:09.08Hunger-anyone have a copy of 2006 gsoc openbsd/xen port files?
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10:10.35Hunger-found here: http://anil.recoil.org/2006/08/21/openbsd-xen-boots-multi-user.html
10:11.03Hunger-but the Mercurial repository (hg.recoil.org) is not available
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12:41.17akshaybanyone in gsoc from ireland?
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12:49.42kai!anyone
12:49.43socinfo"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
12:49.52kaihm, wrong one :)
12:50.30Beketso, are there any lucky students from europe to have received tracking number and/or package? :D
12:50.32Beketducks
12:51.04kaiI didn't, but I'm a phd student, not sure if that counts as lucky..
12:51.11Bekethah
12:51.18dnk-88Beket: yes
12:51.18kaiit probably doesn't help that I'm a mentor, either ;)
12:51.42Beketkai, how did you manage to put yourself on suck an incomfortable position ? :D
12:51.46smtmsBeket, package arrived today
12:51.50Beketdnk-88, where are you from, if I may ask ?
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12:52.15akshaybanyone working for asterisk in gsoc 2010?
12:52.16BeketThanks smtms ! Did you receive any number or just the package landed in front of your door ?
12:52.47Beketsuch*
12:53.19dnk-88Beket: Belarus, but I have only received tracking number
12:53.25smtmsBeket, I received the tracking number e-mail last Friday
12:53.47BeketExcellent, thank you all people
12:59.06comodoBeket: out of curiousity, did you receive yours yet?
12:59.20baerwell today is really "on or around the 7th"...
12:59.30Beketcomodo, nop, not even a tracking number (greece/thessaloniki)
12:59.33krkhancarols: i haven't received either the package nor the tracking number. can you check?
12:59.39comodobaer: hehe. true. very true
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13:00.09comodoBeket: I'm in Sweden, and I've received neither package nor tracking number. Not too worried, though
13:00.11thebolthi kai
13:00.33comodoIf I still haven't heard anything by the end of next week I may bother someone about it
13:03.12in3xesakshayb: why so desparate?
13:03.52Beketcomodo, cool. Thanks for sharing :)
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13:07.16baerBeket: nothing here either (germany)
13:07.38Beketk, so the distribution is more or less random
13:09.08baermy last name start with u, maybe they are sending them out alphabetical
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13:13.34pauloricardomgBeket, I'm from Spain, haven't received mine yet
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13:21.41baerbut nice to know that there is a tracking number even if some people didn't get one
13:22.10baerthat basically means that i get my card more on or around the 21 and not the 7... ;)
13:27.13denndaEven more delay?
13:27.18dennda:S
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13:33.46kaihey thebolt
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13:35.03comodobaer: my last name starts with an a, so I should have gotten mine if they sent them alphabetically
13:35.06comodo:)
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13:36.05theboltkai: what's up?
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13:37.17kaiI've realized I'm a lousy programmer :)
13:37.58theboltoh?
13:39.11kaiI'm currently trying to create a program that will scan over a DNA sequence and do some primitive prediction of possible genes
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13:40.18MatthewWilkeswhile True: yield random.choice(('g','a','t','c')) ?
13:40.28Beketbased on what ? start/endi sequences ?
13:40.39BeketTATA box & stuff?
13:40.41MatthewWilkesThat, children, is what we call a 'naïve algorithm' ;)
13:40.47kainah, simpler than that
13:41.57kaiin the high-GC organisms I work with, a gene will have a higher count of G and C at the third position of the codon
13:41.58theboltMatthewWilkes: :)
13:42.46kaiin the high-GC organisms I work with, a gene will have a higher count of G and C at the third position of the codons
13:42.51theboltkai: and wherein lies your lousy programming? ;)
13:42.56kaier
13:43.16kaianyway, my current approach is O(too high)
13:43.20thebolthehe ok
13:43.46Beketfirst make it work, then make it O(n) :)
13:43.55theboltremembers last years NWERC.. a few of the problems needed O(n) algos or better, otherwise you would fail :/
13:44.24kaiBeket: if it takes more than a couple of minutes, it's not worth doing this at all
13:44.46Bekethow big sequences are you mining by the way ?
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13:45.08kai<10Mb
13:45.21kaiwhere b is bases, not bits
13:45.59kai^^^ source of many fun confusions when computer scientists talk to biologists
13:46.12thebolthehe
13:46.22aghislalol
13:47.13kaianyway, my naïve idea was to go over the genome with a sliding window, and check the GC content of the third base for all three possible reading frames
13:47.18MatthewWilkesWhat's the base-4 version of a bit?  qit? quit?
13:47.52Beketqbit ?
13:48.25MatthewWilkesno, that's used by quantum
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13:48.52comodoMatthewWilkes: quat?
13:48.53MatthewWilkesquantum bits are called Qubits or Qbits, normals are bits or Cbits
13:51.29kaibut I'm wasting a lot of time merging the reading frames and then comparing which respective frame produces the best prediction
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13:55.47kaiI'm O(n^2) on top of the string searches, and the constants are pretty large. while this is harmless in theory, it hurts you in real life :)
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13:56.32rohitr!logs
13:56.32socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
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13:58.19rohitrI am not really clear up on the mid term evaluation thing. Some heads up would be nice. What exactly does it involve?
13:58.37shreyas!next
13:58.38socinfo"next" is July 12th, mentors and students can begin submitting mid-term evaluations - see http://bit.ly/c3NYw6 for the timeline
13:59.03comodorohitr: you should probably talk to your mentor about that
13:59.16comodohe/she will either know or have to find out anyway
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14:00.10rohitrof course, I will do that but I thought people who would have had evaluations last year could share their experiences.
14:00.21rohitrand I am supposed to evaluate my mentor too?
14:00.28Beketrohitr, yes, it goes both ways
14:00.40Beketbasically you submit a form
14:00.41ojwbit's an online form
14:00.43Beketfilli + submit
14:02.29rohitrso nothing too descriptive? yes or no type questions?
14:03.21Beketit may have some text box to write a couple of lines, but generally is like multiple choice exams
14:04.20rohitrthanks Beket, ojwb
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14:04.38Beketp
14:05.15ojwbthere may be a version online somewhere
14:05.28ojwbor perhaps there was just a preview available to mentors
14:06.03in3xesI am still poor :-|
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14:32.47aghislakai: for the gene recognition problem, what is the solution used by the organism itself?
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14:33.57kaiaghisla: more complex
14:34.06aghislai feared that
14:35.10kaiaghisla: basically, a promotor protein will bind to the DNA, which will facilitate the binding of a transcription protein to a specific sequence upstream of the gene.... that's pretty basic genetics, but I don't need as exact
14:35.41kaiI can manually use the GC content of the third base in the triplet within a couple of minutes
14:36.06aghislagot it.
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14:39.13MatthewWilkeskai: Feel free to refuse to answer our basic genetics questions, but I've never understood part of DNA sequencing. If you split a strand and then read out the bases in order you'd get, say "GAT" from one strand and "ATC" from the other half, surely?  How do you decide which is the canonical?
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14:47.36kaiMatthewWilkes: well, the chemical structure gives you a direction, the sugar-linkage is very specific
14:49.30kaithe direction of "reading" DNA/RNA is always 5'->3'
14:50.03kaiwhere 5' and 3' denote the attachment points on the ribose
14:50.17MatthewWilkeskai: Yeah, I know, hence GAT and ATC, not GAT and GTA
14:50.33MatthewWilkesbut you still get a reversed complementary string, surely?
14:50.43kaiah, right, yeah
14:50.59MatthewWilkesso, how do you reliably pick a canonical one?
14:51.00kaiyou just pick one and decide that this is your forward strand :)
14:51.26MatthewWilkesRight, and then the next person to work on it has to potentially run a transform on your results?
14:51.35MatthewWilkesdepending on if they picked the same one
14:51.57kaiI guess so.. I'd have to ask someone more involved in the actual sequencing :)
14:52.21kaithe moment a sequence reaches me, it's already a string :)
14:52.33kaibut actually both strands will have genes
14:53.05kaiso you can basically always annotate one strand with genes going both directions, and the "reverse" direction is actually using the complement
14:53.15MatthewWilkeskai: Ok, this is just something that's bugged me for a while
14:53.29kaiso what I _can
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14:53.37MatthewWilkeswetware is interesting
14:54.15kai_ tell you is that picking one strand and annotating "forward" and "reverse" genes on it is what's done usually
14:54.40kaiI also know some genomes where there's more genes on the reverse strand
14:55.19kaibut I think basically the first person to publish the genome sequence gets to pick one strand
14:55.29MatthewWilkesmakes sense
14:55.57kimeltomorning!
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14:56.08kaiwhile sequencing, you need to align your reads in both directions for sure
14:56.16aghislai like kimelto's greeting in my late afternoon .)
14:56.22kaithat makes assembly so much fun
14:56.32kaiaghisla: that's probably UGT
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16:52.56cjcarols: o/
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17:04.00mlankhorstcarols :D
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17:23.09carols_hey mlankhorst :-)
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17:29.37ajuonlinehola carols_ , i see today you have an extra underscore?
17:29.52ajuonline=]
17:29.54carols_ajuonline: I do. I left my machine in the other office logged in :-)
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17:30.49carols_ajuonline: good, thanks. how about you?
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17:31.39ajuonlinecarols_: awesome. after a busy day, i just sat down with a tub of icecream :P
17:31.47carols_ajuonline: sounds wonderful :-)
17:31.48ajuonlineyou want some?
17:32.07ajuonlinehands over some icecream to carols_
17:32.16carols_munches ice cream
17:32.18carols_nummy
17:32.20carols_thanks ajuonline
17:32.22Catfish_Manajuonline: can I have some more sleep?
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17:32.54ajuonlineCatfish_Man: i hear eating icecream before sleep makes you sleep nicely..
17:33.12Catfish_Manheh
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17:33.59ajuonlineCatfish_Man: maybe if you start being nice to the fish, they will send you good vibes and you can sleep :D
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18:52.43kblinChainsaw: hey there :)
18:52.50Chainsawkblin: ltns :)
18:53.02kblinChainsaw: looks like my CPU issue is a hardware problem
18:53.26Chainsawkblin: Ah, alright. Mainboard or CPU?
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18:53.45Chainsawkblin: Or is it a simple "DOA, new box ktnxbye" situation?
18:55.02kblinChainsaw: well, I think they'll try replacing the CPU first
18:55.12kblinhaven't seen a reply from the company yet
18:55.23Chainsawkblin: If it's that new, I'd shout "DOA" a little louder.
18:55.44Chainsawkblin: Less hassle for you if they have others in stock. Not your fault that their QA leaves to be desired.
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18:56.08kblinbut I already put the inventory sticker on it :)
18:56.22ChainsawThose don't come off? :)
18:56.32kblinChainsaw: but actually I think it's their choice
18:56.52kblinwe paid for 5 years of on-site next business day support, so they better fix it tomorrow :)
18:57.15ChainsawAh yes, that sweetens the deal a little.
18:57.17kblinI don't particularyly care how they do it, as long as it works :)
18:57.25gevaertskblin: but the fix will take 5 years
18:57.53kblingevaerts: the university has a full faculty of lawyers :)
18:58.45kblinChainsaw: it's the only logical choice. you only get funding for a machine like that once, so you better make sure to take the longest and best warranty you can get
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18:59.24Chainsawkblin: Ah, quite. Well I'm glad there's a fault admitted at least.
18:59.51gevaertskblin: lawyers may sound good, but faculty implies that they'll have to fight each other first :)
19:00.33mlankhorst:x
19:00.51mlankhorsthow lovely the faculty works
19:01.05mlankhorstor, over here, not at all :x
19:01.23ChainsawBack later.
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19:09.11vivia!next
19:09.12socinfo"next" is July 12th, mentors and students can begin submitting mid-term evaluations - see http://bit.ly/c3NYw6 for the timeline
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19:14.51pauloricardomgyeah
19:15.00pauloricardomgjust got my tracking number \o/
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19:16.41Beketenvy
19:16.43Beket:)
19:17.37Beketwhat's the ETA ?
19:18.25summatusmentisas basque nationlist group in northern spain
19:18.28summatusmentisa*
19:18.42summatusmentis:-P
19:18.48Beketheh
19:18.49baergot mine too
19:19.12baerBeket: Estimated delivery    Jun 16, 2010 by 6:00 PM
19:19.42denndayay got mine as we speak
19:19.51BeketYou people are killing me :)
19:21.05robbyoconnorBeket: shouldn't you be coding?
19:21.20robbyoconnorit's not about the god damn welcome package -- it's about the t-shirt.
19:21.24robbyoconnorgo code. :)
19:21.40Beketrobbyoconnor, I'm having a break :)
19:21.45robbyoconnorcode more.
19:21.50viviatoday i was getting all excited every single time the doorbell rang
19:22.02Beketvivia, I got the same feeling with Inbox(1)
19:22.16viviai even got delivery noodles by some unknown person who decided i might like noodles and not bother ordering them
19:22.24viviabut no FedEx
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19:23.28robbyoconnor...
19:23.56robbyoconnorI swear GSoC students are the most interesting sociological concept on earth -- the way you guys behave on the list and here :)
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19:24.19viviarobbyoconnor: you included, of course
19:24.34schumamlrobbyoconnor: behave as in 'bipolar'?
19:24.36robbyoconnorvivia: really? I haven't even *SEEN* my welcome package.. I'm not even home.
19:24.37robbyoconnor:)
19:24.55robbyoconnorI'm not gonna get into it
19:25.02robbyoconnorI got shit to do -- you should be working too.
19:25.12viviarobbyoconnor: ahhhh lucky you. :) you still got some money to survive :)
19:25.19viviabtw how many hours do you work per day?
19:25.40robbyoconnorwell, i'm visiting family so it's been sketchy
19:25.55robbyoconnorlast summer i put in 80+ hrs easy
19:26.02Beketper week?
19:26.06viviawait, one day has 24h
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19:26.35robbyoconnorvivia: think about this logically
19:26.40robbyoconnorif i say 80+ hrs
19:26.45robbyoconnorcertainly i don't mean "per day"
19:26.54robbyoconnornow do some basic math ;)
19:26.58gevaertsah, per month
19:27.02viviamy next gsoc will be on time stretching
19:27.04Beketgevaerts, lol
19:27.09robbyoconnorper week
19:27.11summatusmentisI doubt it's per month
19:27.12viviaso i wanted to see if someone else had done it before me
19:27.15robbyoconnor80 hrs per month is bad!
19:27.23summatusmentisper month would be somehwere between 2 and 3 hours a day
19:27.24thiago_homedone what? 80 hours per week?
19:27.28robbyoconnorif i did that i'd fail
19:27.33gevaertsis one of those people who don't believe that anyone does 80+ useful hours per week for longer periods
19:27.33schumamlthe last conference I've been to had 'secretly' invited someone to observe the conference from a sociological point of view
19:28.02viviarobbyoconnor: i take it you're allowed to be on irc instead of coding because you're visiting family, then?
19:28.18robbyoconnorI'm working from home :P
19:28.20thiago_homestays on IRC even while at work
19:28.23robbyoconnorwho's gonna stop me?
19:28.27thiago_homein fact, we use IRC for work
19:28.40robbyoconnorI actually use IRC for communication
19:28.45viviai also take it you're in a certain timezone that allows someone who works 80h a week and starts at 8-9am to still be working
19:29.00robbyoconnorvivia: that's quite easy
19:29.07robbyoconnorfrom the time i wake up
19:29.09robbyoconnortil i go to bed
19:29.10robbyoconnor:)
19:29.21robbyoconnorit's called a screwy sleep pattern :)
19:29.32viviayou cheat~ no work during weekends
19:29.34pauloricardomgoh shit! :(
19:29.56pauloricardomgjust found out I forgot to put my apartment number in my address :/
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19:30.21baerpauloricardomg: just call fedex
19:30.24robbyoconnorvivia: generally 80 hrs IMPLIES that
19:30.30baerpauloricardomg: they can even reroute the package if you need them to
19:30.32viviathat's called cheating
19:30.33robbyoconnorto an extent
19:30.34bkgoodrobbyoconnor: which project required 80 hours per week?
19:30.38pauloricardomgI will put a sign in my building front door saying that I'm waiting a fedex package and saying my apartment number... hope that works
19:30.40robbyoconnorbkgood: i struggled
19:30.49robbyoconnorI didn't take ONE day off last summer untl like the end of june
19:31.24pauloricardomgbaer, really? have u done that?
19:31.58robbyoconnorpauloricardomg: yes
19:32.02robbyoconnorgive them the tracking #
19:32.33pauloricardomgthat's nice.. is that their general number, or do they have a specific number just for that?
19:32.40robbyoconnorfedex.com ;)
19:34.24pauloricardomgcheers
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19:34.50baerpauloricardomg: work pretty good, they say that they can't guarantee it but always worked for me
19:35.02baerworks
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19:35.29robbyoconnorvivia: just relax -- this is my third soc
19:36.08viviarobbyoconnor: i'm relaxed, i think someone who works 80+ hours a week isn't
19:36.27viviathen again, some people's productivity increases with time
19:36.33viviai have a peak somewhere
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19:37.23robbyoconnorvivia: oh no I haven't been relaxed at all recently
19:37.35robbyoconnorI've been to the point where I ranted on my project's channel
19:37.46robbyoconnorto the point of "I wanna quit *NOW*"
19:37.59viviayeah i guess most of us get that eventually
19:38.09viviabut that decreases our productivity
19:38.25viviaand they could also use it against us in mid-term (or final) reports if they want to be evil :s
19:39.23summatusmentisI don't think most orgs are actively trying to get rid of their students
19:39.37pauloricardomgrobbyoconnor, baer: thanks, will try that ;)
19:39.45viviame neither. students are helping so orgs want them to be around
19:40.19robbyoconnorvivia: I was 1) new to the language (my enthusiasm(sp?) has gotten me through ok)
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19:40.33robbyoconnorand the fact I showed I had a clear idea of how to do the project
19:40.53robbyoconnorbut the framework just pisses me off at every turn
19:41.10robbyoconnorI still have no idea how i'm gonna manage this many to many thing
19:41.15viviaenthusiasm is right (yeah i like it when people spell greek words correctly :D)
19:41.37robbyoconnorvivia: yeh -- I know how to spell for the most part
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19:41.45gevaertsvivia: how can one spell greek words correctly in the wrong alphabet anyway? :)
19:42.09viviagevaerts: you do have a big point there which makes me frustrated so often :)
19:42.53viviathen again, have you seen foreign words (of any language) in their japanese spelling? most go unrecognizable
19:43.40gevaerts:)
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19:46.20robbyoconnordamn greeks
19:46.26robbyoconnorwait no, that's the french
19:46.28robbyoconnorducks
19:48.06GG2is anyone from India got his welcome package ??????
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19:52.08robbyoconnor...
19:52.17robbyoconnorjesus h. christ
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20:32.05gg_carols: I'm from india and didn' get my welcome package. can you share tracking number with me?
20:32.36gg_carols: is anyone from india confirmed his payment cards till yet?
20:35.03carols_gg_: please email me directly. every student on the list is in a different situation
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20:41.05gg_carols: I mailed you for shipment details but didn't get any response
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20:58.41gg_carols_:  I mailed you for shipment details but didn't get any response
20:59.01carols_gg_: i've got about 250 emails to respond to, I will do it ASAP
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20:59.36gg_carols_: sorry for being impatient
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20:59.52gg_carols_: no problem take your time
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21:00.51YuviPandagives carols some awesome homemade chocolate
21:00.54YuviPandagoes back to code
21:01.00carols_aw thanks YuviPanda :-)
21:01.05carols_munches chocolate
21:03.28thebolthi carols_ , have some rhubarb pie while you're at it ;) How do you do?
21:03.39carols_hey thebolt thanks :-)
21:03.44carols_munches pie as well
21:03.51carols_thebolt: im good, how are you?
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21:05.38Lenniegives carol Kinetic Adventures to exercise due to too many snacks ^^
21:06.27theboltmanaged to catch a cold, but otherwise good.. had my first whole weekend off since new years.. so now i am back at working again (got some 500 lins of kernel-modules written, almost finished all I need for  now, untested though :P)
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21:57.08tulcodseems like i'm one of the unlucky ones, still no mail a package was sent... have you guys got anything yet? is it a nice package?
21:57.37copprolots of paperwork
21:57.43copprocard's cool though
21:58.38ihaliptulcod: i feel you, bro; i sent a mail to carols, seems mine's will be sent the day after tomorrow
21:58.44lolfrenzhaven't got one either, not too worried tho
21:59.03tulcodihalip: and may i ask you where you're from?
21:59.08ihalipRomania
21:59.13tulcodhm, netherlands here
21:59.28lolfrenzromania here
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22:33.05cjcarols: that was the most painful ATM experience I've ever experienced ;)
22:33.21cjI don't think they increased the minimum from 300 to 1,000
22:33.59cjand my bank couldn't perform a "cash advance" transaction
22:36.28copproI'm thinking the best way to get my money is an ACH transfer into a US-denominated account, but that's still a headache
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22:38.49Beketcj, thats citi bank :P Last year there were rants & rants in the lists regarding its services :P
22:39.07jcreighNote that while I haven't actually tested this, I called customer service earlier today to ask about ACH transfer fees, and they said there is a $2.50 fee per ACH transfer, regardless of amount. Still better than ATM, IMO, but take that FWIW.
22:41.14tulcodACH?
22:41.42jcreightulcod: a way to transfer funds between accounts at different banks
22:41.52tulcodah
22:41.53jcreighstands for something
22:41.57jcreighhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_Clearing_House
22:42.12copproyou can do them through Citibank's website
22:42.22scorche|shkeep in mind that a lot of people have been looking at this type of thing  ;)
22:42.34scorche|shyou are also assuming that everyone has a bank account
22:42.35copprono one's suggested a USD account yet, oddly
22:42.43copproopening one is easy :/
22:42.57scorche|shfor you in your country, perhaps
22:43.01tulcodcoppro: i'm sorry, but in europe we pay with euros
22:43.07copproah, that's true
22:43.13copprosometimes I forget there are people all over
22:44.02tulcodhm, seems like ACH is the equivalent of the european IBAN
22:44.09schumaml... and some parts of europe don't even have euros yet
22:44.15tulcodhehe, true that
22:45.27jcreighscorche|sh: well, I was just trying to provide information for people to decide what's best for them. I also gave my opinion, which is that you have the option, ACH is probably going to be easier. I do understand that it's not possible for everyone.
22:45.39tulcodhm, funny. in the US, some people don't have bank accounts. in the netherlands, some people don't have credit cards
22:45.42tulcodheck, a lot don't
22:46.03copprothe latter seems far saner to me
22:46.07tulcodjcreigh: it actually seems like citibank supprots transfers to IBAN
22:46.17tulcodso htat'd mean you can wire transfer to most european bank accounts
22:46.56copproUnfortunately, I will need to get a credit card because the credit system is set up so that people sane enough to avoid credit as much as possible get shafted when they need it
22:48.24scorche|shjcreigh: for as many students that are in the system, having one method for all goes a long way....the less complicated, the better...especially considering how many people actually work on GSoC
22:49.12scorche|shtulcod: i assume there is a decent fee for this service?...most euro banks do it for free if i recall correctly
22:49.42schumamlus -> europe is insane, iirc
22:49.55scorche|shyup
22:49.55tulcodscorche|sh: bank accounts? there are often free accounts for young people (children and students), but after that i think it's like a euro (about a dollar these days, sadly) for a couple of months
22:50.07tulcodscorche|sh: oh, the IBAN transfer?
22:50.12tulcoddunno, seems like it's free
22:50.12scorche|shtulcod: i meant for citi's transfers to IBAN
22:50.18scorche|shinteresting
22:50.22copproscorche|sh: I can't find anything regarding fees. All the documentation says the fee is listed somewhere, but I can't find that somewhere. I think they need to be called.
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22:51.04tulcodoh, maybe it's not
22:51.06tulcodhttp://www.international-money-transfer.info/articles/citibank.htm
22:51.31tulcodtransferring to intl. citibank accounts is free, but "IBAN" seems to be part of "swift", whic hthey don't say is free
22:51.39schumamljust a few minutes ago, I received a mail "uh, can't we do paypal" (not related to soc) because the rates are too high
22:51.42scorche|shtulcod: i am just considering it for my own personal usage...being able to transfer using IBAN/SWIFT would be very handy for me as i am forced to use paypal to a person in europe who makes the transfer for me at the moment
22:51.51tulcodi guess i'll wait for the card to come in
22:51.59scorche|shah, right then
22:52.04copproI don't think the card can do IBAN
22:52.23scorche|shwere we talking about the card?
22:52.33copproI thought we were.
22:52.48copproit's what we're all getting paid with, isn't it?
22:53.15tulcodi don't know, i'm giving up
22:53.24tulcodi'll wait for the package to be sent and then i'll start looking aronud
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23:43.14peperjust a quick question, not receiving a tracking number yet is nothing to be worried about, right?
23:43.46tulcodi haven't gotten one yet
23:44.03peperalright, thanks for info
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