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01:19.06bkgoodshould projects be set up on code.google project hosting yet or not till tomorrow?
01:20.21bkgoodoh
01:20.29bkgoodnot till 8/30
01:20.41bkgoodI thought I'd learn to read entire docs by now
01:26.24bawrHey, don't worry. You get some slack for making it to the end. :)
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05:12.08kblinmorning
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05:38.02thebolthi kblin
05:38.19kblinmorning thebolt
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05:39.44kblinwatches his cpus spin
05:39.58thebolthehe, simulating?
05:40.37kblinno, gpg --import of a pretty big keyring
05:40.42thebolthehe ok
05:40.54theboltahm, time to get a shower and get to work.. bbl
05:43.25kblinhave fun
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06:05.09kblinwhoa, the mentor list has emails...
06:05.31ojwbyeah
06:05.46ojwbfunny to get our first monster thread of the year just as coding ends
06:05.57ojwbor at least if it isn't the first, I wasn't paying much attention before
06:06.37timoteiwow, mentor lists get's... hot?:D
06:06.43timoteis/get's/gets
06:10.46kblinojwb: unfortunatley everybody's saying more or less the same
06:10.56kblinthere's two camps, and they're both repeating themselves
06:15.34kblinoh, I found a valid point 2/3rds down the thread..
06:15.39ojwbyeah, perhaps with a few side points
06:15.45ojwbagain, mostly repeated
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06:17.55kblintrue
06:18.09kblinI still think this is mainly a failure of the org/mentor
06:19.57ojwbis reluctant to make a definite call without knowing more, but I probably agree
06:21.11kblintrue, there might be a part of the story that's missing from the emails, of course
06:21.35ojwband we're only hearing the mentor (or org admin is it?) side
06:23.10timoteihi guys
06:23.18timoteican anyone help me with my commits git command?
06:23.33timoteiI use git pretty=oneline, and the mailing list command doesn't work
06:23.51timoteigit log --author=timotei | awk '/commit/{printf "%s\n", $2}' | xargs -l git --no-pager diff > code.diff; tar -czf Your_Name.tar.gz code.diff;
06:23.56timoteiany idea on how to fix it?
06:24.10ojwbturn off pretty=oneline temporarily?
06:24.34timotei:)
06:24.41timoteigood idea
06:25.30ojwbthat seems a rather dangerous regexp there
06:25.55ojwbcommit messages are quite likely to contain the word "commit"
06:26.12ojwb<PROTECTED>
06:27.08timoteiwell, it works without pretty=oneline
06:27.21timoteibut with pretty=online
06:27.37timoteiwouldn't the command be?: awk '/$1/{printf "%s\n", $2}'
06:27.38timotei?
06:28.22ojwbum, no
06:28.57ojwbjust awk '{print $1}' I think
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06:29.55timoteiright. actually $2, since the first is commit ID
06:29.57timoteithanks ojwb
06:30.47ojwbisn't it the commit id you want?
06:30.58timoteihmm, I think I want the message
06:31.16ojwbwell, the original command gives the commit ids
06:31.27ojwbwhich seems more likely to be what you want to feed to diff
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06:38.59kblintimotei: what are you trying to do?
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06:45.43kblinstomps on the thread
06:45.44ojwbkblin: export his changes for uploading I'm guessing
06:46.12kblinlooks really complicated, though
06:47.16kblin!timeline
06:47.17socinfo"timeline" is (#1) http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline, or (#2) for the visually oriented: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_mRuBILD0TjI/S6tGHR4mM3I/AAAAAAAACbw/tftJozZHs-0/s1600/gsoc10timeline.JPG
06:47.39ojwbwaits for half a dozen other people to step in and attempt to summarise all the arguments so far
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06:49.36kblinI'd use 'git log -p --author="Kai Blin" --since="four months ago"' or somesuch
06:49.47kblinmaybe spelling out the date
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06:52.29kblinduring gsoc, I had all my patches in a feature branch, so I could just do a "git format-patch origin -o Kai_Blin; tar czf Kai_Blin.tar.gz Kai_Blin'
06:52.49kblinbut of course if you did continuous integration, that won't work
06:53.07kblinand I think that's what wesnoth required
06:54.21kblinbut git log with --author, --since and -p would do the trick
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07:10.35kblintimotei: I'd use 'git log -p --author="Kai Blin" --since="four months ago"' or somesuch
07:11.12kblintimotei: if you didn't commit anything prior to gsoc, you can leave away the --since part
07:11.18timoteikblin: well, I have to trim my patches
07:11.31timoteibecause, I have worked in 2 different folders
07:12.42kblinyes, and that makes what difference to uploading?
07:13.24timoteiwell, I have my own 'project' in a separate folder
07:13.34timoteiI will upload the finished - no patches
07:13.46timoteibut from the other parts where I contributed, I need to take the patches
07:14.37kblinif you want to make your life complicated, sure :)
07:15.32timoteiyou're telling that I should just put *all* my patches?
07:16.35kblinI seriously doubt anybody will try to reconstruct your project from your upload to google code
07:17.15timoteiit's not about that. it's about clutter inside the commits. some are very big (some parts of code being generated automatically), and there are things I've changed back and forth
07:17.57smtmsoh, automatic code inflation
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07:18.06kblinyeah, but everybody actually interested in what you did will look at the wesnoth tree anyway
07:18.31kblinthough I don't get why you keep autogenerated code in the repository ;)
07:18.45timoteikblin: it's source code, not compiled :D
07:19.29kblinbut there's some tool that produces it, right?
07:20.07timoteiyes
07:21.15thebolthi again (from work this time)
07:21.44kblinshouldn't you be working then? ;)
07:22.06kblingoes breakfast-hunting instead
07:22.41theboltnah, eating breakfast and catching up on mails..
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07:35.55kblinojwb: alternatively, people will just ignore my email
07:36.52ojwbi suspect a lot of people don't read a whole large thread before replying
07:37.01ojwbor else we wouldn't have the same few points made so many times
07:37.23ojwbbut well done for trying
07:37.52fircdear folks, gsoc has been much fun. Thanks for a summer I enjoyed.
07:37.59fircgoes off to real life now.
07:38.45kblinyay, but.. not quite the point of gsoc? :)
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07:39.16firci'm am not abandoning my org/project if that's what you mean.
07:39.21firc-'m
07:39.45timotei!logs
07:39.46socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
07:39.47kblinyeah, but the point of gsoc should be that your project is part of real life :)
07:39.58kblinfirc: anyway, I was mostly kidding
07:40.02ThomasWaldmannmoin
07:40.16kblinmoin ThomasWaldmann, long time no read
07:40.28thebolti never understood the concept of "real life".. i think everything I do in my life is real ;)
07:40.32thebolthi ThomasWaldmann
07:40.32ThomasWaldmannwas busy with moin2 and soc :)
07:40.45firchehe, I meant a week long vacation :p
07:40.48kblinexcuses, excuses
07:40.52ThomasWaldmann:P
07:41.01kblinfirc: ah, fair enough :D
07:41.23ThomasWaldmanndid anyone use some tool to export statistics from mercurial?
07:41.52ThomasWaldmannlike LOCs changed per day by person X?
07:42.15kblinhaven't been a mercurial user for long, fortunately
07:42.18ThomasWaldmannknows LOCs are not a good metric, but maybe better than nothing
07:42.55kblincurrently wonders how to do that in git
07:44.34kblinyou probably need to get the log per author per day and get the diffstat for that and do the maths yourself
07:44.55kblinsounds pretty scriptable
07:45.18ThomasWaldmanni just wondered about whether i need to (re)invent that wheel :)
07:45.51kblinthat might be an interesting question for the mentors list
07:46.03kblinthe old thread is getting.. well, old
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07:50.32alexandruThomasWaldmann: not exactly what you're looking for, but maybe you can see some interesting things with Gource
07:51.02alexandru'see' being the operative word
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07:54.49ThomasWaldmannalexandru: hehe, more fancy, but maybe not what we need for soc :)
07:56.07kblinhehe
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08:34.13eduardopAll for the love of code!
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08:36.24gevaertsYay, massive thread ready to be deleted^H^H^H^Hcarefully studied!
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08:39.58eduardopBye all, GSOC was fun!
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08:45.30gevaertsreplies, probably repeating what others have said in a slightly different way
08:48.40theboltgevaerts: on which list?
08:48.58ojwbmentor
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08:53.57gevaertshm, is this getting through?
08:54.06theboltah, ok
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09:06.55gevaertsoops
09:08.17gevaertslearns to distinguish between reply-to-sender and reply-to-list
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09:13.22thebolt:-)
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09:17.56carldanihi
09:18.01carldani!timeline
09:18.02socinfo"timeline" is (#1) http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline, or (#2) for the visually oriented: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_mRuBILD0TjI/S6tGHR4mM3I/AAAAAAAACbw/tftJozZHs-0/s1600/gsoc10timeline.JPG
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09:48.07mkarnicki!next
09:48.08socinfo"next" is August 16th: Firm 'pencils down' date. Mentors, students and organization administrators can begin submitting final evaluations to Google. Also see !timeline for mor info.
09:48.41gevaertsAh, it's !next and !timeline day again :)
09:48.50MatthewWilkesbounces
09:48.56MatthewWilkesJust bought some whisky :)
09:50.13pdelgallego!next
09:50.14socinfo"next" is August 16th: Firm 'pencils down' date. Mentors, students and organization administrators can begin submitting final evaluations to Google. Also see !timeline for mor info.
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10:17.22denndaIs there anything specific that I as a student need to do before the deadline?
10:17.45gevaertsYou mean apart from finishing your project? No
10:17.59denndaok
10:17.59gevaertsJust the evaluation starting from tonight
10:18.10timoteimaybe prepeare the asnwers to the eval
10:18.55peperhello
10:19.48peperanyone tried doing an ACH transfer to not his account from the prepaid card?
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10:21.58ThomasWaldmannto answer my own question from some hours ago:
10:22.23ThomasWaldmannyes, there is some stats/graphs thing for mercurial: hg activity extension
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10:22.55ThomasWaldmannhttp://moinmo.in/GoogleSoc2010 < some output of it can be seen there
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10:43.35timotei(\ /)
10:43.35timotei(O.o)
10:43.35timotei(> <) Bunny approves these changes.
10:44.25ojwbis reminded of frank from donny darko
10:44.58ojwbhttp://bestuff.com/images/images_of_stuff/210x600/frank-donnie-darko-9237.jpg
10:45.11timoteihaha
10:45.17timoteinice
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10:47.50kblinwhoa
10:47.57kblingource is a nice timesink
10:48.03timoteiyep
10:48.54kblinthe really bad part is that I've been watching for a couple of minutes now, but it's still 1997
10:49.09timoteiwhat? linux kernel?
10:49.22kblinsamba
10:49.56kblinbut finally I see why Mr. Samba Release Account has these very good ohloh stats
10:50.08viviais frightened
10:50.33viviaI suddenly remember why I gave up on Samba and told my dad that, if he wants to share files, he better use winscp...
10:50.47kblinoh?
10:50.57kblinpebkac? :)
10:51.28viviamaybe, he just didn't want to use a password and I couldn't configure samba to _not_ use a password and just log anyone in (I was only accessible on intranet anyway)
10:52.15kblinyou can configure samba to support that, if you're running standalone
10:52.54viviayes I know you can... I spent months trying to figure out how (nothing seemed to work)... then I gave up
10:53.07viviaand that was a few years ago anyway :)
10:53.49kblinback then, security=share probably still worked :)
10:54.15viviaYES, that's what I was trying to do and it kept asking me for a password :'(
10:55.08viviaor just denied access... or whatever... anything but working
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11:01.51qrngGood morning!
11:04.05timoteimorning
11:05.22kblinwhoa
11:05.38kblinI just got bored and fast-forwarded to 2007
11:06.39ChainsawTo 2007? Where did you start off at?
11:06.56qrngI cannot wait to submit Final Evaluation questions and then be free at last.
11:06.59kblin1995
11:07.45smtmskblin, stop traveling back in time
11:07.47timoteiqrng: hmm... 'be free'???
11:08.04timoteiwasn't this supposed to be 'fun'?
11:08.07timoteiand enjoying?
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11:09.08qrngMake no mistake, it had been fun and I derived much pleasure from the project.
11:09.31qrngI do, however, have some other tasks at hands, what with moving to other and what not.
11:09.42qrng*to other country
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11:10.32kblinah, the git switch :)
11:13.55qrngYou ain't gonna believe the audacity of bankers nowadays. :-X
11:15.55qrngYou would think they don't earn enough money, seeing how they rob money for every single operation, including, I guess, farting in a bank.
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14:30.59lolfrenza fst thread?
14:31.29MatthewWilkesfast
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15:40.47ebois there anything which is due by today's 17:00PST deadline?
15:41.14eboI've read the timeline BTW, and it looks like noting is due, just a stop work order.
15:41.29lolfrenzyes, I don't really understand that
15:41.44eboI'll post to the list then.
15:41.44lolfrenzI mean, what's going to happen, suddenly ask my project admin to remove my svn access one second after the deadline?
15:41.57lolfrenzI don't really get what happens when this deadline comes
15:42.24Wyk3dlolfrenz: nothing, you can continue coding, but you will be evaluated based on what you did until now
15:42.33horlicksI think it may just be for mentors to decide whether to pass/fail
15:43.13lolfrenzhorlicks, the mentors don't have to make a decision before the deadline, do they?
15:43.49horlicksI honestly have no idea, this is just what I think will happen
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15:44.43cggauravThere is a deadline today for filling up the final evaluation form.
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15:45.18Wyk3dlolfrenz, it just means that any work that you do after now will not be taken into consideration when deciding your fate .. the mentors just have another week to think
15:45.46lolfrenzwell, it sounds up to the mentor what they should take into consideration though
15:45.58gevaertscggaurav: no
15:46.36ojwblolfrenz: it's taken on trust, but this is the cut-off we're asked to use
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15:46.55lolfrenzI see
15:47.01ojwbit's pretty unlikely a few extra days will change the answer though
15:48.08ebocggaurav: where is the filan evaluation form?  I thought the evaluation forms were due 8/20, and we cannot fill them in until after the deadline.
15:48.37lolfrenzebo, you are correct.
15:49.18ebololfrenz: thanks!  I just wanted to make sure that I was not going to miss filling something out and fail because of that ;-)
15:49.42lolfrenzyou could double-check, I might be wrong
15:49.48lolfrenzbut I doubt it
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15:51.10cggauravebo: I am confused - aren't we supposed to submit final evaluation forms today?
15:51.28ebololfrenz: I did, and that is why I am asking here ;-)
15:51.30cggauravebo: 16th August.
15:52.01lolfrenzAugust 16:
15:52.01lolfrenz19:00 UTC
15:52.01lolfrenzFirm 'pencils down' date. Mentors, students and organization administrators can begin submitting final evaluations to Google.
15:52.03lolfrenzcan *begin*
15:52.05ebocggaurav: the time lines sais the final eval is due 8/20
15:52.32lolfrenzwhy would you think you have to send them today heh
15:53.22cggauravebo:  Got ya - so does everyone get to submit final evaluations or just the students who pass?
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15:53.51lolfrenzpassing students will be announced after google receives all the final evaluations (from both mentors and students)
15:54.07eboI would imagine everyone, but that is a Carols question.
15:54.37ebocggaurav: I hope you are in the passing category...
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15:54.40smtmseveryone
15:54.50lolfrenzas I said, whether you pass or not will be decided after you send your evaluation.
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15:55.26Warenyo
15:55.27Wyk3dlolfrenz, technically the mentors can submit their report sooner :)
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15:55.35lolfrenzoh, or were you referring to students that didn't pass/did pass the first half?
15:56.01lolfrenzI assume if you didn't pass the first half you don't need to send the final evaluation
15:56.26lolfrenzanyway, do the students get evaluated by their mentors only? or by project admins too?
15:56.33eboI'm going back to cleaning up my code...  see you, and best to all...
15:56.37ojwbmentors
15:56.59lolfrenzthen why do organization administrators have to submit an evaluation for?
15:57.04ojwbthere's an optional survey for admins, but it wasn't about specific students last year IIRC
15:57.04lolfrenzs/for//
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15:57.10Wyk3dlolfrenz, that depends on the org, they're free to decide as they wish .. just the mentor submits the eval
15:57.44ojwbthat's true - the admin may provide input to the mentor's survey, as may other mentors
15:57.59ojwbthat's down to the org and how they want to do things
15:58.38vivia!next
15:58.39socinfo"next" is August 16th: Firm 'pencils down' date. Mentors, students and organization administrators can begin submitting final evaluations to Google. Also see !timeline for mor info.
15:58.47vivia!timeline
15:58.47socinfo"timeline" is (#1) http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline, or (#2) for the visually oriented: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_mRuBILD0TjI/S6tGHR4mM3I/AAAAAAAACbw/tftJozZHs-0/s1600/gsoc10timeline.JPG
15:59.50viviaah so it is 19:00 utc
16:00.06kblinmeh
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16:00.46viviathat should be Aug 17th already in some countries
16:01.14cggauravwishes the best of luck for all participants. May you be with your organization.
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16:02.02hiddenpearlsto declare as passed,  Is it necessary to be complete the project 100% ??
16:02.15smtmshiddenpearls, depends on your mentor
16:02.24eboWait, is that 12:00(noon) california time or 5:00pm their time.  Does anyone have a countdown ;-)
16:02.25smtmssome may require 110%
16:02.33smtmsebo, it's 19:00 UTC
16:02.53hiddenpearlssome may require 90% ?
16:04.04smtmsebo, "date -u" is a useful command
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16:04.29gevaertsDoes the *exact* time really matter for today's deadline?
16:04.38smtmsgevaerts, yes, to the microsecond
16:04.44sfbhahah
16:04.54gevaertsright. Sorrt then
16:04.56gevaerts*sorry
16:05.43ebosmtms: right...  Forgot about date -u
16:06.21ebogevaerts: rememebr the proposal deadline when someone got a first draft in with less than 1.23 seconds to spare ;-)
16:06.55gevaertsebo: yes, but that's a hard cutoff time. This one is the *start* of evaluations
16:07.17eboThe resaon I asked about the deadline is that I had it in my head 5:00pm california time which is 7:00pm local.  and wanted to clean things up as much as possible.
16:07.57gevaertsAll gsoc deadlines have been 19:00 UTC since a few years now. One would expect people to get used to it
16:08.11smtmsgevaerts, especially people who participate for the first time
16:08.20ojwbebo: it doesn't really matter - if you want to clean things up, just do it, and don't worry about exactly how much of it will be counted by your mentor when judging your work
16:08.31gevaertssmtms: for those this is also about the eleventh 19:00 UTC deadline
16:09.22smtmsgevaerts, students never learn, didn't you learn that? :-)
16:09.47gevaertsOf course not! I was a student when I was first told that!
16:12.56ebogevaerts: I remembered the 1700 when I first looked it up, and then forgot it was UTC.  Sorry.
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16:15.08ebosmtms: just trying to be above board here.  laters,
16:16.42MatthewWilkessmtms: It's at times like this that I really wish I'd listened to what my mother told me when I was young.
16:17.00smtmsMatthewWilkes, what did she tell you?
16:17.07gevaertsMatthewWilkes: what do you think she might have said?
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16:17.32MatthewWilkessmtms: I don't know, I didn't listen
16:17.36MatthewWilkesgevaerts: :)
16:17.44ojwbtish boom
16:17.52MatthewWilkesGood old DNA
16:17.56carldani"If you can't hack the time server of your mentor, you deserve to finish on time."
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16:43.33eboYea, I had the joys of spending about a month discovering that I hit a kernel level bug, writing minimal test cases, then replicating the functionality I needed.  So, when I finially got all *that* done, I've been playing catchup.  My mentor verified the bug, and apparently like the work so far, but I am not as far along as I had hoped.
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16:49.31bawrebo: I think many students (myself included) thought they'd be further along by now. But the awesome part of GSoC is that you can stay and keep at it. :)
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16:54.09ebobawr: I know, and my project is something that I intend to keep as one of my lifes works (in fact this is the 3'rd major attemt at the project in 20 years, and I have published papers on the subject).  I just did not expect to but heads with the kernel is all.
16:54.59ebo5 minuites to deadline BTW...
16:56.11wheebo: 2:05 ;)
16:56.14gevaertsWrong!
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17:05.26pdelgallegocarols, About the code submit. I wrote some code that is still under review. that code should be considered to be included in the code that I should send to google?
17:06.01carolspdelgallego: yes, if you complete it before 19:00 today, you should include it whenever regardless of when its reviewed
17:06.23pdelgallegocarols, ok, thank you
17:06.32carolspdelgallego: yw
17:07.02gevaertsBut what if you type it in at 18:59 but only save at 19:01? ;)
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17:07.33lolfrenzyour mentor might just forgive you.
17:08.21carolsgevaerts: you have to stop work at 19:00, so what you save at 19:01 doesn't count, sorry :-)
17:08.54gevaertshm
17:09.03gevaertsMaybe it's a good thing I'm not a student then :)
17:09.42gevaertsOh, wait, what if I use autosave? Surely the editor saving on its own doesn't count as work?
17:10.39carolsgevaerts: if you stop work at 19:00 then its all good. what your computer does for you at that point is secondary :-)
17:11.13gevaertsExcellent!
17:11.18gevaertscan breathe again
17:12.01ebowhe/gevaerts -- headslap...
17:13.40Gracenotescode submission isn't for some time though
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17:14.13Gracenotesit would make some sense to get it prepared now though
17:14.19Gracenotes[...] though
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17:15.29pdelgallegoGracenotes, yes, that why I asked. I going to have some vacations. So i going to pack all the diff files and rest in the beach.
17:17.56carldaniThe mentors list thread is awesome: "[GSoC is] a pretty sweet internship [...] you do not have to wear pants"
17:18.08Gracenotesalso -- since I was involved in the community prior to GSOC, I might continue working on the codebase, but as a maintainer, not a full-time project.
17:18.44Gracenotesso in case I make any modifications at 19:01, the body of work during the summer should be a distinct corpus from anything else
17:19.19Gracenotesthat's the idea, right?
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17:20.22bawrBasically. Save a snapshot of your work prior to the deadline for review / later upload, then do your stuff.
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17:22.40Sylnaifinished my GSoC project on pitivi+jokosher integration
17:22.40Sylnaihttp://users.aber.ac.uk/apm9/wordpress/
17:22.40Sylnaiif anyone's interested
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17:22.43bkgoodcarldani: not having to wear pants has easily been in the top 5 best parts of gsoc
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17:43.50josiphow can I fill in the final evaluation? (I am a student) I can't find the link on the left in melange
17:44.04timoteijosip: starting on 19 UTC
17:44.05Gracenotesdon't think it's out yet
17:44.08gevaertsjosip: you wait until 19:00 UTC
17:44.17Gracenotestry again in 80 minutes though
17:44.37josipokay, thanks
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17:52.23LetterRip!timeline
17:52.24socinfo"timeline" is (#1) http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline, or (#2) for the visually oriented: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_mRuBILD0TjI/S6tGHR4mM3I/AAAAAAAACbw/tftJozZHs-0/s1600/gsoc10timeline.JPG
17:52.51LetterRiphi all, timeline shows as evaluations being open now -but I just tried and it isn't
17:52.58LetterRipjust wait longer?
17:53.01carolsLetterRip: you have another houw
17:53.03carolshour
17:53.17LetterRipchecks clock again :)
17:53.29gevaertsis constantly surprised about the difficulty people have with time zones :)
17:53.32LetterRipdoh!
17:53.33kblinhey carols
17:53.35LetterRipsorry
17:53.40carolshi kblin :-)
17:53.47kblinLetterRip: CEST is +0200
17:53.49LetterRip5:51+12
17:53.57LetterRipkblin - yeah i know
17:54.04LetterRipsomehow did the math bad in my head :)
17:54.11LetterRiplike i said - doh!
17:54.16kblinhappens
17:54.23kblinat least you got the day right :)
17:54.51kblinLetterRip: when in doubt:
17:54.52kblin!when
17:54.53socinfo"when" is later
17:54.54gevaertsIt's *today*?
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17:55.50ebogevaerts: ROFLOL
17:56.05eboOrders for today must be placed by noon tomorrow...
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18:01.17lolfrenz\o/
18:02.45LetterRip!when
18:02.45socinfo"when" is later
18:03.31LetterRipActuall the reason i got it wrong was somehow read 19:00 as 17:00
18:03.35LetterRipy
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18:04.15lolfrenz!next
18:04.16socinfo"next" is August 16th: Firm 'pencils down' date. Mentors, students and organization administrators can begin submitting final evaluations to Google. Also see !timeline for mor info.
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18:05.56lolfrenzis it over? or is there one hour left?
18:05.57nsmso I don't have to do anything immediately other than stop coding right? i have 4 days for the evals
18:06.23gevaertslolfrenz: yes
18:06.36carolsnsm: yes, and then on aug. 30 you can submit your code. as long as your do your evaluation this week  you can relax for a while
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18:06.54nsmcarols: great. thanks
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18:06.59carolsyw
18:07.30vpovirkI should be able to start filling out a final evaluation now, right?
18:07.40carolsvpovirk: in an hour
18:07.48vpovirkah, ok
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18:12.25LetterRip48 minutes...
18:13.23timoteiman... this is so exciting
18:13.41bkgoodyeah I'm rushing to be ready to take diffs lol
18:13.55bkgoodsince I'm not sure if I can get the same diffs if I do commits after the deadline
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18:17.09timoteibkgood: why not?
18:17.20timoteibkgood: just get the log till 16 August
18:17.55bkgoodwell I probably can, I just figure since I don't yet know that cranny of bazaar I might as well just do with what I know
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18:27.10merwokoffers tea to carols
18:27.19carolssips some tea
18:27.22carolsthanks merwok
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18:27.30merwokYou‘re welcome.
18:27.39asleohi carols
18:27.54carolshi asleo
18:28.12YuviPandagoes to sleep
18:28.14merwokI have bought some of those delicious honey things made for Ramadan
18:28.15YuviPandagnite everyone
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18:28.35merwokThey’re really good with mint green tea.
18:29.17asleocarols, does the students must create the tarball patch with our code until August 16, 19UCT? Or we can do it another day before August 30?
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18:29.46carolsasleo: you can do it another day as long as you stop all your work by 19:00UTC today.
18:29.58geoaxisgsoc finishes in 30 minutes
18:30.07asleocarols, thanks :)
18:30.13carolsyw
18:30.37merwokbecomes a volunteer in 31 minutes and continues work :)
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18:30.57gevaertsreports merwok to the authorities
18:31.32merwokI won’t include that code in the tarball gevaerts ;)
18:32.18tylercurtismerwok: continues volunteering, you mean? :)
18:32.48merwokWell, I am not a volunteer right now.
18:33.41Gracenotesmerwok: you're under arrest for voluntarily contributing to open source! *flips open badge*
18:33.48timotei:))
18:33.52merwokI don’t do open source.
18:34.00merwokputs on Free Software Hat
18:34.02sfbcarols: Hello.
18:34.09carolssfb: hello.
18:34.22Gracenotesmerwok: okay, you can go, as soon as we get a DNA sample
18:34.27sfbcarols: I had my student create a new Google Code project to hold his work.
18:34.44carolssfb: it should go in your organization's repository once they're created.
18:34.45sfbcarols: The only reason for this to exist is for GSoC and at the conclusion we'll merge his code into our own repo.
18:34.45merwokGracenotes, please ask my local police office for that.
18:34.48sfbcarols: Is taht sufficient?
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18:35.13sfbcarols: Someone told him he needs to make another Google Code project and I didn't understand what he was being told to do...
18:35.25kblinsfb: well, there'll be a gsoc2010_worldforge repo he'll have to upload the code to
18:35.33sfbkblin: Ah, thank you.
18:35.40kblinsfb: but that will be created
18:35.45carolswhat kblin said :-)
18:35.53sfbkblin: I'll forward this info to him and let him know I'll tell him when it is available.
18:35.58kblinaugust 30th, as the !timeline said
18:36.04merwokA repo for tarballs, then? How... low-level.
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18:36.43sfbcarols: So he can continue to work if he wants to.. we'll just use SVN to check otu the correct revision, yes?
18:37.04sfbaka he can work past today but I'll check out today's revision and have him submit that?
18:37.18kblinsfb: yeah, but only code from april 24th to today should be uploaded to that other repo
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18:37.37carolssfb: um, i think you're asking two different questions. he must stop all work on his project in 24 minutes for GSoC.
18:37.40kblinyou could tag the current state or somesuch
18:37.50carolssfb: however, he can do whatever coding on his own time unrelated to GSoC he wants
18:38.00sfbcarols: Yes, perfect. (=
18:38.03bkgoodcan the code samples include code from the bonding period? *crosses fingers*
18:38.03carolsok
18:38.05sfbkblin: That's a good idea.
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18:38.25geoaxismy last GSoC as a student hopefully
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18:38.49smtmsgeoaxis, hopefully? was particpating as a student that bad?
18:39.11geoaxissmtms,  no no, it was wonderful, i just hate being a student now
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18:39.46bkgoodgeoaxis +1, I've loved being a gsoc student, being a real student is wearing on me :x
18:39.50kblindoing gsoc as a mentor is nice :)
18:39.51geoaxisready to become a corporate mindless drone again
18:40.13kblinyou get a t-shirt, and it's slightly less work
18:40.26geoaxisbkgood,  i have an exam in 48 hours and I have half a kilogram of a book to read for it :P
18:40.28vpovirkonly slightly?
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18:40.35sfbkblin: When do I get my t-shirt? (;
18:40.36vpovirkhave I been doing this wrong?
18:41.33geoaxissfb, which project you are in this gsoc
18:41.50sfbvpovirk: I think it depends on your student too. In OpenNMS one year we had some students with challenging projects and this year in Ryzom/Worldforge I had an awesome student with a non-trivial but mostly straightforward project.
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18:42.17sfbgeoaxis: I'm under WorldForge's umbrella this year with a student working on Ryzom.
18:42.35kblinvpovirk: really depends on the student
18:43.12kblinvpovirk: ask Juan about the amoung to stupid questions he got from his student in 2005, compared to the student in 2006
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18:44.02anddamhello
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18:44.33kblinwaves
18:46.01anddamhappy deadline to all
18:46.03anddambye
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18:51.42YuviPandashould i switch back to vim to mark end of gsoc?
18:52.00gevaertsYuviPanda: you switched away from vim?
18:52.03bkgoodYuviPanda: yes, but why did you ever leave it?
18:52.09YuviPandayes, vim -> emacs
18:52.19bkgoodew
18:52.21YuviPandabkgood: well, i was young, naive and 16.
18:52.26bkgoodhahaha
18:52.27YuviPandaand parantheses were so sexy.
18:52.28kblinyour pick, I guess
18:52.55kblinYuviPanda: you can keep writing lisp programs in vim, I guess
18:52.57bkgoodyeah if you haven't been overly damaged by emacs by now I'd switch back asap
18:53.15YuviPandakblin: well, i haven't written a single lispy program yet....
18:53.25Gracenotesjust in time to use emacs' gsoc final evaluation plugin
18:53.38kblinI'd switch to emacs if M-x write-my-thesis would do anything useful
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18:54.22skatteolaYou could write a wrapper that called tetris.
18:54.32YuviPandanow, if I move away from emacs
18:54.38YuviPandawhat am I going to do for m-x butterfly?
18:54.39YuviPandasigh
18:54.47YuviPandaand I'll have to learn to use irssi and screen :|
18:55.25YuviPandahmm, i'm used to pressing tab to open up a completion buffer :|
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18:56.29cadeni say maintain your knowledge of both so you can sidestep editor holy wars
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18:56.43tylercurtisWhether you should switch back depends on this question: Do you just need a text editor? Or do you want more than one of a text editor, organizer, web browser, IRC client, REPL for $preferred-language, games, shell, and whatever random crazy idea comes to mind?
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18:57.05bkgoodtylercurtis: you forgot "operating system"
18:57.25YuviPandai've been using emacs pretty much as a dumb text editor (except for ERC)
18:57.30YuviPandaso i think i'll stick to emacs for a while more
18:57.35YuviPandaand try to become more emacsy
18:57.38YuviPandaand ditch my terminal
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18:58.30Gracenotesemacs is good for simple editing. nano too, but nano isn't always installed.
18:59.01gevaertsThese days nano is installed too often
18:59.03smtmsas if emacs is always installed
18:59.13YuviPandaGracenotes: i can't use emacs over putty (from windows machines at college) :(
18:59.26tylercurtisuses Emacs even though he mostly just uses it for text editing largely because he's used to its buffer management and using tab for completion.
18:59.37YuviPandais tylercurtis
18:59.40Gracenoteswhere I shell into, this seems to be the case
18:59.41timotei1 MINUTE!!!!!!!!
18:59.53smtmsmore like 3
18:59.57timoteihmm
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19:00.27memoweO HAI
19:00.31memoweIt's over
19:00.37timoteiyep
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19:00.45gevaertswaits for the autosave feature
19:00.46timoteiGJ everyone
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19:02.00*** topic/#gsoc by kblin -> Google Summer of Code 2010 is over! - Coding has finished (see the !timeline) - 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
19:02.02ebodrats... just finished fixing the sort feature.  Should have put hg on autosave (winks at gevaerts ;-)
19:02.31gevaertstells ebo about the interesting options of the touch command :)
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19:04.16Upthorn!timeline
19:04.17socinfo"timeline" is (#1) http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#timeline, or (#2) for the visually oriented: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_mRuBILD0TjI/S6tGHR4mM3I/AAAAAAAACbw/tftJozZHs-0/s1600/gsoc10timeline.JPG
19:04.46ebogevaerts: I can intrepret that in SO many ways ;-)
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19:05.07gevaertsebo: I should have specified "touch(1)"
19:05.15gevaertsNot that that would help :)
19:05.17timoteiumm
19:06.48kblinand here I thought you'd have to be an adult to participate in GSoC.
19:06.57Gracenotesso which mentor was selected for the "Mentor's Summit at Google"?
19:06.58kblinbut of course you just need to be 18, not an adult
19:07.15merwokHeh
19:07.23eboAs far as I know hg does not have an an autoupdate command.
19:07.23gevaertskblin: that limit is only for students, not mentors!
19:07.28merwokI have been called a teen hax0r in this chatroom. Was fun.
19:07.29kblinthat as well
19:08.07kblinebo: you can probably set up a cron job
19:09.24ebokblin: true, but that seems messy for something rather trivial.
19:09.38gevaertsdislikes the Melange question
19:11.57gevaertsHow do I say "Yes, but there were some really annoying bugs"?
19:13.35kblinuuh..
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19:14.04kblinwhy do I have a link telling me to fill out a mentor final survey?
19:14.17Upthornwere you a mentor?
19:14.26kblinthere's no survey for me to fill out though
19:14.34ebokblin: I was not sure what gevaerts meant earlier.  He had been razing me a little about forgetting the deadline was UTC.  I thought he might have been razing me more.  I finished the last feature at exactly 17:00UTC, but did not get it uploeaded to the repository.  I am not sure it counts.  Probably does not matter either way.
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19:14.54kblinUpthorn: yeah, but my student failed mid-term
19:15.03UpthornAh.
19:15.04kblinebo: ask your mentor :)
19:15.23UpthornOuch.
19:15.36UpthornI don't think the org I was with this year failed anybody midterm.
19:15.54UpthornIf they did, it was the one student that didn't come on IRC
19:15.54kblinmy student got himself a summer job and thought he could do both
19:16.10kblinturns out he couldn't
19:16.27Upthorn:\
19:16.29kblinhe didn't admit that he got a job for quite a while, of course
19:16.59carldaniwoo, it's over
19:17.02gevaertsWas it a summer job at Google?
19:17.08Upthornwell, that was a stupid mistake on his part.
19:17.24ebokblin: I thought Carols said nothing after that.  Probably not important.  I can add it but not turn in that changeset to Google (as I understand anything we do from here on out is not to be turned into Google, but we can still work on stuff).
19:17.35UpthornThe mentors can't tailor their expectations to your neds if you do not explain your needs. :)
19:17.54Upthornor needs even.
19:18.14kblingevaerts: I don't think so, don't know, and don't care
19:18.31ebokblin: sorry to hear.
19:18.42kblingevaerts: actually, a job at google is an insta-fail, if recall the TOS correctly
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19:18.51gevaertsAh, true
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19:20.22kblinUpthorn: right, but we've also been very, very clear on expecting the student to put a regular work-week's worth of effort into the project
19:21.08merwokebo: The whole point of GSoC is to involve you in a community and continue doing stuff after the summer :)
19:21.43YuviPanda_why am I *suddenly* scared of failing gsoc?
19:21.47kblinI can't say I agree with the ml posts that claim the student's code has to be perfect, but I'm not willing to scale down a 40h/week project to 10h/week because you got yourself another job
19:24.19gevaertssometimes gets the feeling that the mentors ML is a place where people try to outdo each other on righteousness issues
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19:27.11kblingevaerts: hehe, sometimes the fact that mentors seem to be pretty bad at mailing list etiquette is a bit worrying
19:27.19gevaertsThat too
19:28.03kblinbut I guess on any mailing list with 3k+ people, you get a dozen that will feel strong enough about a topic to ignore the rules
19:28.15merwokI think I’ll miss the spam/anti-spam/anti-anti-spam-spam flames, as well as thoroughly irrelevant messages like the one about StarCraft.
19:28.18schumamlunfortunately many mentors haven't been introduced to list etiquette anymore
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19:28.41gevaertsAnyway, the idea I get from the mailing list is that most projects have perfect initial selection procedures, they all spot bad students immediately and fail them right away, and there are no borderline cases ever
19:29.07schumamlin my time, this was a strongly recommended lecture at university ;)
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19:32.03alexandruschumaml: i generally also recommend esr's "how to ask questions the smart way" as a good additional reading
19:32.26kblingevaerts: sure. your's isn't perfect?
19:32.41gevaertskblin: well, actually, this year my student is perfect yes :)
19:32.42UpthornYuviPanda: if you were failing gsoc, you would have known before now that you were in danger of it
19:32.51darkipyay, all filled in :)
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19:32.55gevaertslooks around
19:33.00gevaertsOK, he isn't in this channel
19:33.26smtmsgevaerts, but the channel is logged ;-)
19:33.29schumamlalexandru: and how often do you get yelled at for this rudeness, or get told to get a life because real people don't care about this? ;)
19:33.47kblinUpthorn: unless you have a mentor who suddenly notices your work isn't up to snuff and asks on the holier-than-thou list ;)
19:33.49Upthornoh, right, chatzilla isn't showing joins or parts
19:34.06kblinactually he parted after you said that
19:34.10alexandruschumaml: the response is, overwhelmingly, "tl;dr"
19:34.25Upthornkblin: in that case, I would argue that the mentor did his job poorly.
19:34.54kblinI agree with ojwb on this. I doubt we got the whole picture there
19:35.00merwokA careful student will ping his mentor if there is no regular communication.
19:35.09kblinwhich does make the whole thread a bit pointless
19:35.17kblinmerwok: so I would hope
19:35.56kblinas an org administrator, I try to make a point in the welcome email to the students that if they should run into trouble with their mentor, they should contact me
19:36.19darkipI've been out of communication with my mentor for around 2 weeks
19:36.33darkipI've had the organisation head and other mentors trying to contact him too but to no avail
19:36.42darkip(in addition to trying to contact him myself of course)
19:36.44kblinreal life happens some time
19:36.47darkipyeah
19:37.00merwokI was in a group of six students and six mentors, so even if my own was busy a lot, I kept in touch each week with the group. That helped.
19:37.00kblinhas phone numbers of his mentors for cases like that
19:38.38alexandruhas mad dox on his mentor, too.
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19:38.58alexandrui'm incredibly thankful and fortunate to have met my mentor in person... and most of my org, for that matter.
19:41.03kblinalexandru: that's always nice
19:41.37kblinI've met most of the samba team a year before doing my gsoc there
19:41.49kblinthat made working with them much easier
19:42.08kblincommunication always works better if you know the face behind an email address or irc nick
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19:54.48kblincarols: great reply, btw
19:55.12carolskblin: thanks :-)
19:55.14timoteihmm, why the logs for current day aren't on logs?
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19:58.39Upthornoh, right #gsoc  is logged also.
19:58.51kblinso we only hire superstar students.. I guess he'd have missed out on angie and me, then
19:58.52Upthornat first I thought you meant to ask this in the other channel we are both in.
19:59.22kblinfrowns
19:59.59Upthorn... where are the logs for #gsoc?
20:00.12kblin!logs
20:00.13socinfo"logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc
20:01.05Upthornhuh. there really aren't any logs for aug 16th up.
20:01.23timoteiyes
20:01.41UpthornI was hoping it would be a time zone issue where it was aug 17th where you are
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20:16.19hiddenpearlscarols: how many students were failed in midterm this year ?
20:16.40carolshiddenpearls: 10%
20:16.57merwokWow. 102?
20:17.08timotei102.4
20:17.09timotei:P
20:17.19kblincarols: that's probably pretty much the same percentage as in the last years
20:17.24kblinI guess
20:17.28carolskblin: yep, right on target :-)
20:17.35carolshttp://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2010/08/google-summer-of-code-midterm.html
20:18.11gevaertstimotei: one of them was an edge case
20:18.13hiddenpearlscarols: i see
20:18.20timotei:P
20:18.20kblinhehe
20:18.57kblinanyhow, I expect that we finish with a 85%-83% success rate
20:19.23hiddenpearlscarols: what is normally success rate at finals ?
20:19.25kblinwe had that the last years, and I'd expect that less people fail in the second half of the program
20:19.32kblinhiddenpearls: see above
20:19.44carolshiddenpearls: about the same as midterms
20:19.54hiddenpearlskblin: ok
20:20.44kblinhiddenpearls: that is of the total number of students that started, even higher if you only count students who passed the mid-term
20:21.24kblinin my experience most clear fails are already a failure at mid-term
20:22.03kblin"hopefully the student will improve after mid-term" hardly ever works out, drawing from the collective wisdom at the mentor summit
20:22.16carolsand in the mentor manual :-)
20:22.24hiddenpearlskblin: ;)
20:22.27kblincarols: same thing, actually
20:23.21kblinthere's exceptions, of course
20:23.26carolsyep
20:23.38gevaerts"Hopefully next year's student will be better" :)
20:24.09kblingevaerts: sure, because then you'll have a perfect selection procedure, right?
20:24.18gevaertsOf course!
20:24.24gevaertsis on the mailing list after all!
20:24.47merwokThis ML looks like fun.
20:25.06hiddenpearlskblin: perfect selection procedure ?
20:25.16kblinmerwok: it's better than the student's mailing list, most of the time
20:25.38merwokBetter as in quality or entertainment?
20:25.55merwokhiddenpearls: It’s a joke started some hours earlier.
20:26.12kblinhiddenpearls: yeah, I've got it written down in my notebook, right next to my cold fusion reciepe
20:26.15gevaertshiddenpearls: yes. It's not documented of course, everyone who needs it already knows it
20:26.31hiddenpearlsok guys !!
20:26.43kblinmerwok: both, less overall noise, I'd say
20:26.51merwokCool.
20:27.00kblinmore flame wars, and some really useful threads
20:27.13kblinno "anybody from XYZ?" at all
20:27.17gevaertsmissed the "Hello" thread this year
20:27.22merwokFlame wars about that?
20:27.36gevaertsmerwok: about perfect selection procedures :)
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20:27.57kblinmerwok: sure. the list is full of community leaders, who need to show they lead better than other leaders
20:28.02merwokI should be a mentor some day. I love teaching / bildung.
20:28.03hiddenpearlsguys, is there any student who are married and have children and participating in gsoc this year ?
20:28.12kblinor whatever the rationale is
20:28.20merwokFetishes, hiddenpearls?
20:28.46gevaertskblin: I actually suspect they're all slightly below the leader level, so they have to show that they're able to handle the responsibility
20:28.51kblinhiddenpearls: I don't think that's part of the usual application questions
20:29.20kblingevaerts: right. the project leads tend to be too busy to participate
20:29.33kblinor too smart
20:29.39kblinboth, I guess
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20:29.51gevaertsYes. Maybe I blew my cover by participating in that thread today
20:30.31kblinindeed
20:30.52gevaertsBut then so did you :)
20:31.11kblinI tried to end the thread
20:31.15kblin0:)
20:31.37kblinalso, I'm not a community leader
20:31.38gevaertssmiles at kblin's youthful optimism :)
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20:33.24gevaerts"community leader" is a vague term anyway
20:33.41kblinWF has no community lead. we're a really comfy anarchy
20:33.44carolsserves tea, coffee and shortbread cookies
20:33.52carolsmunches a cookie
20:34.03kblinah, tea
20:34.10gevaertsadds some stroopwafels to the offering
20:34.20gevaertssips tea
20:34.22kblin!cake
20:34.23socinfo"cake" is Cake used to be a lie, until lh got us some.
20:34.55memowecarols: actually, I found some bugs in cookie handling these days - and wrote tests for that. ;)
20:35.05memoweBut tea is here: http://www.netzverwaltung.info/tea.pl/
20:35.10carolsmemowe: nice job :-) have some tea for your efforts?
20:35.13gevaertsmemowe: were they sorted correctly?
20:35.36memowegevaerts: yes, but some didn't stringify very well. ;)
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20:36.00timoteimeh...
20:36.08timoteimemowe: ... I want 1k cups:(
20:36.30gevaertsknows some people who blog about cookie sorting :)
20:36.44memowetimotei: no problem, just put it on your server and change this line: my $tea = qr/[1-9]\d{0,2}/;
20:36.52kblingevaerts: yeah, bucket sort
20:37.02kblingevaerts: or rather a variant, box sort
20:37.21kblina box of all those that I like, and a box of those that we'll give to other people
20:37.30memowecarols: I'm more the soda guy, you know? ;) #tea
20:37.48carolsserves some soda
20:37.51carols:-)
20:37.54memoweyay! :)
20:38.05kblinyou can fizz up some tea or coffee?
20:38.12carolsplops down on the open source couch and reads email
20:38.14gevaertskblin: those are useful indeed, but I was thinking of http://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2010/01/20/cookie-order/ :)
20:40.54kblinaw
20:41.12kblinI prefer edible cookies
20:41.45gevaertsThat's of course a very defensible opinion
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20:44.00gevaertsmunches some box-sorted cookies
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20:44.39kblinnot sure if I get the point of the blog post, though
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20:46.59gevaertsNot much if you're not implementing http clients I guess
20:47.25gevaertsThey do have a cookie working group though. That has to count for *something*
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20:56.45gevaertsHas anyone else here seen their answer to the first question in the evaluation disappear? I keep clicking again and resubmitting, but every time I open the survey again the checkbox is cleared
20:57.18timoteimaybe you're choosing the wrong answer:P
20:57.38gevaertsAh, that could be it!
20:57.48timotei:)
20:57.56gevaertstells his student to quickly change the project
20:58.01timoteilol
20:58.01timotei:D
20:58.48kblingevaerts: but you can't trust user-supplied input
20:59.14gevaertskblin: sure, but in this case it's not me who has to trust it :)
20:59.25kblingevaerts: so if you rely on the order of cookies, you're setting yourself up for trouble
20:59.40gevaertskblin: yes, that's basically the big issue
21:00.21gevaertsWhat if you get the chocolate chip cookie before you've had your fortune cookie?
21:01.10kblinyummy?
21:01.22gevaertsIt would be all wrong!
21:01.55gevaertsYou shouldn't get chocolate chip cookies in a place that gives fortune cookies at all!
21:03.00kblingevaerts: if it's a good chocolate chip cookie, I don't care
21:03.09kblinanyway, SIGBED
21:03.17gevaertsGoodnight :)
21:03.44Kosmakblin: don't forget alarm(8*3600);
21:04.09gevaertsAnd make sure to set up the signal handler!
21:04.18gevaertsYou don't want to get killed by the alarm()
21:04.30infinity07 is better :p
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21:05.10gevaertssuspects that infinity0 is referring to the "Scheduling delays can, as ever, cause the execution of the process to be delayed by an arbitrary amount of time" detail
21:05.20Kosmainfinity0: any amount is good as long as it's hardcoded in crontab :)
21:05.30infinity0lol
21:05.40infinity0and no i was referring to hours of sleep per night
21:06.29Kosmame too. you can live with much less sleep if you go to bed at the same hour every night ;)
21:10.06Upthorn7.5 is actually better than 7 or 8 for most people
21:10.43Upthornin general sleep cycles last 90 minutes, and the really important bit is in the last 30
21:11.47Upthornand there's some obnoxiousness that happens when they're interrupted.
21:12.13gevaertsYes, but how precise is that 90 minutes?
21:13.05UpthornWell, unfortunately, every human brain is different, and it depends quite a bit on the exact balance of sleep hormones and processing byproducts in the brain
21:13.19Upthornbut the average comes out pretty close
21:13.41gevaerts7.5 hours means 5 cycles. a 5 minute difference per cycle means 7 or 8 hours
21:15.26Upthornwikipedia says 90 to 110
21:15.58Upthornbut what happens is that if you sleep in a particular pattern, the cycle length adjusts
21:16.08gevaertsright
21:16.45gevaertsSo it doesn't matter, as long as you sleep a different amount of time every day to keep your brain off-balance
21:27.10Kosmahttp://www.mdlabs.se/sleepcycle/
21:27.14Kosmahave you seen this?
21:27.21Kosmaa $1 iPhone app...
21:28.23Kosmaif one accelerometer can do the job, I'm gonna give it a try and hack something together, I think I still have some spare accelerometers in the toolbox
21:28.28Kosmaway cheaper than an iPhone
21:29.06gevaertsAn accelerometer also can't wake you up just because someone else wants to talk to you
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22:12.16LunohoDcarols: Hi. When are you going to ship the t-shirts and the certificates? I'll move to another city in two weeks.
22:12.28carolsLunohoD: it depends on where you live.
22:12.36LunohoDI live in Germany
22:13.10carolsLunohoD: those will probably be shipped the week of 8/30, arriving later that week or early the week of 9/6
22:13.27merwokso confused each time he sees a US date
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22:13.50merwokwishes the world used UTC and RFC 3339 date notation
22:15.48vpovirkit wouldn't be so bad if no one were using middle endian dates
22:16.45merwokBeing at the start of a century makes things worse when people use one or two-digit numbers.
22:16.49LunohoDcarols: well, I'll be certainly at the new place after 8/27, so I'll just update the address information before moving. Thanks!
22:16.56carolsLunohoD: yw
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