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02:59.46o0o0o_o_o_ oOo _o_o_
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03:23.27haseeb_!logs
03:23.27gsocbothaseeb_: "logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc/
03:24.00meflinits all the same
03:24.05meflinonly the names wil change
03:24.14meflinevery day its seems like we are wasting away
03:24.39meflinI'm I'm a cobay .. on a steal house I ride
03:27.51ojwbsurely it's "steel horse"?
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03:28.13meflinwrong chan :)
03:28.17meflinbut you are right
03:28.29ojwbplease miss, he started it
03:29.00meflinwanted dead or alive
03:35.23meflinhave the ref of " flesh of heart , heart of steel"
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05:14.46LockeWattsAnyone awake at this hour? :)
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05:48.42kshrhello admin ! How do I communicate with the mentoring organizations ???
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09:22.50Alex11223Is there non us students who received  prepaid card? (GCI)
09:23.26Alex11223Should I change phone numbers and email or it also must remain google's?
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09:34.59kaiI don't understand why people join here, query all the ops without saying anything useful, without asking anything in the channel and then leaving again
09:35.21kaiwhat communication medium is there where this is a valid way to communicate?
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09:36.00kaiAlex11223: I never had such a card, but I'm sure there's some instructions on the bank's homepage
09:38.02Alex11223yes, there is: "register your card online <...> but do not update the address - it must remain google's address", so I don't understand it means only City/Country Street Address, or also phone and and email
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09:40.41kaiok, sorry, no idea there
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09:41.42vinod261i want to participate in gsoc
09:42.26kaiI guess that describes most of the people in this channel, welcome. :)
09:43.06vinod261How can we start working with bugs
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09:43.59thebolthi kai
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09:45.26kaithebolt: hey there
09:45.47kaivinod261: thats a very project-specifc question, I think
09:46.43kaivinod261: but in general, it'll work like this: 1) install software you're interested in, 2) reproduce bug from bug tracker, 3) profit
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09:46.58kaiand add in a 0) stay on IRC long enough to get a reply
09:47.12kaigrumbles and gets back to work
09:47.30thebolthaha
09:47.33thebolt:)
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09:54.00Alex11223Looking for non-US students who succesfully received and registred prepaid card :)
09:56.27kaithere's a GCI maling list, you'll probably have more luck there
09:56.41kaiI don't think there's many GCI students in here now that GCI is over
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10:00.48gevaertsWell, I'm assuming the GCI card is *very* similar to the gsoc card, so former gsoc students might also be able to help
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10:03.09Jooleskai: Don't you just love IRC newbies?
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10:09.00kaiJooles: the thing I wonder about is what communication medium exists that makes this a valid way to interact
10:09.44kaiit's like I call you on the phone (caller-id disabled), ask "may I ask you something" and immediately hang up
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10:12.17gevaertskai: I do that a lot!
10:12.17Jooleskai, I blame texting. People now are so used to being able to fire off a short, poorly formed message/question into the ether and be able to read the reply at their convenience.
10:12.57JoolesIRC is a touch unique though in fairness. You have to be quite verbose and patient and it helps to be able to leave the client open for a long time
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10:13.16JoolesBut it feels like it should be very quick because there's hundreds of people there online
10:13.25JoolesI dunno... that's my thoughts anyway :)
10:13.45kaibut on twitter there's billions online and I don't get a reply to most of my questions
10:14.01kaiI don't see how that numbers game is expected to play out ;)
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10:15.12gevaertsFeeling like you should get a quick reply is unrelated to IRC. It's just normal human attention-craving :)
10:15.42JoolesThe unfortunate thing about being an op on a channel like #gsoc I suppose is you can't just reply with a link to a page on irc etiquette and leave it at that until they ask properly :P
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10:58.17kaiJooles: not sure that's part of the ToS that I didn't have to sign when I was made op in here ;)
10:58.32kaiJooles: but it would be a tad impolite, I guess
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11:18.44flippingbits!next
11:18.45gsocbotflippingbits: "next" is Mar 16 - List of accepted mentoring organizations published on the Google Summer of Code 2012 site.
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11:57.50theboltbah, why does all units have 234234123 configuration settings? takes ages to write code to configure this wireless modem properly..
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16:38.12LennieGood morning carols
16:38.17carolsgood morning Lennie
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16:43.25|Kev|This is what the students feel while the orgs choose from the applications, isn't it?
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16:43.41gevaertsrelaxes by the sidelines :)
16:43.43|Kev|I think I prefer being on the other side :)
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16:43.54|Kev|gevaerts: Not applying this year?
16:44.08gevaertsno
16:44.09aghislaoffers cookies
16:44.19|Kev|gevaerts: You're Rockbox aren't you? How come?
16:44.20gevaertsthanks aghisla
16:44.23aghislacleans the opensource couch from cookie crumbles
16:44.27|Kev|aghisla: Murky buckets.
16:44.49gevaerts|Kev|: not enough motivated people on our side, basically
16:45.30|Kev|I thought we were going to have that problem, then suddenly a whole bunch of people started sorting out the ideas page etc., and things got better.
16:45.42gevaertsAnd we don't want to waste the google people's time with what we know would be a bad application
16:45.49|Kev|We skipped a year a while back ('09?) though, when we thought we wouldn't have energy.
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16:46.01|Kev|Yeah.
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16:50.06varun_s!next
16:50.08gsocbotvarun_s: "next" is Mar 16 - List of accepted mentoring organizations published on the Google Summer of Code 2012 site.
16:50.21varun_s!numapps
16:50.21gsocbotvarun_s: "numapps" is 417 mentoring orgs applied and 175 were accepted in 2011; 5474 proposals were submitted by 3731 students, and 1116 were accepted. In 2010, 367 mentoring orgs applied and 151 were accepted; 5539 proposals were submitted by 3464 students, and 1026 were accepted.
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16:57.08Taggnostr2hello
16:57.19carolshello Taggnostr2
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17:31.17carolsanyone here from plane?
17:31.19carolssorry
17:31.21carolsplone
17:31.25carolsdrinks more coffee
17:32.17aghislacarols: how many people are reviewing the org applications?
17:32.25carolsaghisla: on my team?
17:32.29aghislayes
17:32.41carols4
17:32.52gevaerts!stats
17:32.52gsocbotgevaerts: I have 2 registered users with 2 registered hostmasks; 1 owner and 0 admins.
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17:32.58gevaerts!numapps
17:32.58gsocbotgevaerts: "numapps" is 417 mentoring orgs applied and 175 were accepted in 2011; 5474 proposals were submitted by 3731 students, and 1116 were accepted. In 2010, 367 mentoring orgs applied and 151 were accepted; 5539 proposals were submitted by 3464 students, and 1026 were accepted.
17:34.04gevaertsThat's over 100 per person, assuming no discussion (which seems like an obvious false assumption)
17:34.12gevaertsgives carols some more coffee and chocolate
17:34.28carolsthanks gevaerts :-) i can use it.
17:34.37aghislacarols: here are more waffles for the team!
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17:40.58carolsthanks aghisla :-)
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18:58.05carolso0o0o: thanks for that, but let's keep it on topic to gsoc or i'll have you kicked.
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19:04.28o0o0ocarols, no more Pedro totem, understood and thank you too. Anyway,  its a 'hello everyone', no more than that :-)
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19:04.39carolsgreat :-)
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19:07.11edsiper!next
19:07.12gsocbotedsiper: "next" is Mar 16 19:00 UTC - List of accepted mentoring organizations published on the Google Summer of Code 2012 site.
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19:16.08downeybrews gsoc tea
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19:16.19carolsmmm gsoc tea
19:16.24carolsmade with socks
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19:17.02downeywho needs teabags? :)
19:17.22carolsindeed :-)
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19:20.36gsocbotLetterRip: "next" is Mar 16 19:00 UTC - List of accepted mentoring organizations published on the Google Summer of Code 2012 site.
19:20.55o0o0o!later
19:20.56gsocboto0o0o: "later" is when
19:21.58LetterRiplittle less than 24 hours to go...
19:22.12carolsLetterRip: tell me about it.
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19:22.49LetterRipheheh - poor carols - here is a cookie :)
19:23.03carolsthanks LetterRip :-)
19:23.40LetterRiphow big a group does the application reviews?
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19:26.50LetterRipoff to do something more productive then watch the clock :) ttyl
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19:37.28JoolesHeh, It's making me feel a little better seeing all you guys being so nervous about tomorrow. I've been worrying about tomorrow for like a month :P
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19:37.45gevaertsisn't nervous :)
19:39.23Jooleshigh-five's gevaerts
19:39.56gevaertshigh-fives Jooles
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19:40.01gevaertsThis is basically the only week of the year where not participating at all has advantages!
19:40.12gevaertsThe rest is no fun, so I'm enjoying the moment :)
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19:40.17varunsaraf!numapp
19:40.17gsocbotvarunsaraf: "numapp" is see !numapps
19:40.17scorche|sh=)
19:40.31varunsaraf!numapps
19:40.31gsocbotvarunsaraf: "numapps" is 417 mentoring orgs applied and 175 were accepted in 2011; 5474 proposals were submitted by 3731 students, and 1116 were accepted. In 2010, 367 mentoring orgs applied and 151 were accepted; 5539 proposals were submitted by 3464 students, and 1026 were accepted.
19:40.38Joolesgevaerts, Next year maybe
19:40.47gevaertsI hope so
19:44.11JoolesSo just to check I got this right. For us students, the list goes up and we go off to reasearch the projects to choose one(s) we're interested in who we then contact to discuss potential ideas right?
19:44.54carolsJooles: yes
19:46.04Joolescarols, Thanks. And do we talk to a few projects or just one or... ?
19:46.10carolsJooles: up to you.
19:46.41gevaertsThere's a trade-off to find
19:46.42JoolesAnd it's one application per idea after that (written up as a project proposal)?
19:46.57gevaertsTechnically no, but yes
19:47.14JoolesTechnically no?
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19:47.38gevaertsYou can write as many proposals as you like (there may be a limit, but if you reach that you're not going to have time to make any of them decent), to as many organisations as you like
19:48.05gevaertsYou can propose more than one idea to an organisation, which is fine
19:48.23gevaertsYou can technically also propose the same idea to the same organisation twice, but that seems silly
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19:49.05JoolesRight. Thanks you guys. I have very little time right now so I want to make sure I know what I'm going to be doing next week to make the best use of it
19:49.34gevaertsI believe the general advice is to limit yourself to two or three serious applications maximum. You can of course talk to more people and investigate more ideas before that
19:49.45gevaertsHave you had a look at the student guide?
19:50.18JoolesThat was the sort of numbers I had in my head. Student guide? I've read the FAQ but I don't know about the guide
19:50.26gevaerts!studentguide | Jooles
19:50.27gsocbotJooles: "studentguide" is http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCStudentGuide/
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19:51.41JoolesSweet! Light reading for tonight :)
19:52.20gevaertsEnjoy! :)
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19:53.23JoolesOh, I will. I've been lapping up every scrap of text I can find about this. Been wanting to do it for years and kept forgetting until like mid April/May which is way too late. I'm determined to get a good entry in this year
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19:57.04scorche|shJooles: try to get a few good entries in!  ;)
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19:57.38Joolesscorche|sh, Well yeah, that's the plan :)
19:58.39JoolesIs it ok to talk with lecturers about the applications and get their help/feedback?
19:58.51carolsJooles: sure. you can talk to whomever you'd like.
19:59.04JoolesAwesome
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20:00.05scorche|shJooles: that is encouraged, even  ;)
20:00.21gevaertsJooles: some organisations also encourage discussing it with them to get feedback
20:01.03schumamlsome orgs require that, even
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20:01.40gevaertsIn general, *always* talk to organisations as soon as possible
20:02.00ubuntu_lovegevaerts: are you a mentor?
20:02.04JoolesI was planning on trying to get the guy who deals with the 3rd year projects to meet with me later on next week. Hopefully by then I'll have draft applications to show him. As for the organisations I'm gonna hit their IRCs tomorrow :). That's why I'm nervous.
20:02.10gevaertsubuntu_love: not this year
20:02.17gevaertsBut I've been one
20:02.39ubuntu_lovegevaerts: for which one?
20:02.44gevaertsrockbox
20:03.23ubuntu_lovegevaerts: am actually a student. and this is my first year of participation.
20:05.11ubuntu_lovegevaerts: in the time line its said 'would-be student participants discuss application ideas with mentoring organization.' whats  that acutally. can  you please explain? i am new to this..
20:05.43gevaertsubuntu_love: have a look at the student guide, at http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCStudentGuide/
20:05.49carolsubuntu_love: you reach out to those orgs you'd like to work with and talk about the project you want to work on.
20:05.50gevaertsIt will make a lot of things clear
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20:07.01ubuntu_lovecarols: but we are supposed to propose our idea only when we register. right?
20:07.22carolsubuntu_love: register? you mean when you create a profile on melange? no, you shouldn't wait that long.
20:07.32gevaertsYou can (and should) talk to organisations before your formal proposal
20:07.37carolsjust start reaching out to the orgs once you know which ones you might want to work with.
20:08.32ubuntu_lovecarols: so will they give any suggestions or something?
20:08.46gevaertsSome of them will
20:08.49carolsubuntu_love: have you read the student manual gevaerts sent you?
20:09.11ubuntu_lovecarols: i should..
20:09.14carolsgreat
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20:09.23ubuntu_lovecarols: you a mentor?
20:09.32carolsubuntu_love: um, not really.
20:09.37Catfish_Manlol
20:09.49gevaertsubuntu_love: carols is the only one mentors have to listen to
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20:10.09carolsi do try to guide people when i can.
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20:10.15carolsmost of them don't listen to me though.
20:10.41gevaertsWe do, quite often!
20:10.46ubuntu_lovebut whats wrong in giving guidence, and why dont ppl dont get them
20:10.55carolsi find myself repeating things quite often :-)
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20:11.02ubuntu_loveif you ask me, only by getting advice and guidence from others we can develope
20:11.05carolslike "go read the student manual" we wrote it for you.
20:11.08gevaertscarols: that's why we listen quite often :)
20:11.10ubuntu_loveand thats why i dont hesitate to get advice
20:11.18carolsgevaerts: fair enough :-)
20:11.24v_sindhujacarlos: would you say i would be starting late if i were to wait for the mentoring organizations list to be out ?
20:11.48carolsv_sindhuja: i assume you meant to message me. no, i wouldn't say that's late. but get on it once the list is out.
20:12.16v_sindhujathat's great! thank you ! :)
20:12.22carolsyw
20:12.26|Kev|carols: do you ever find you have to repeat yourself?
20:12.39carols|Kev|: i sense a troll coming on.
20:12.59gevaertsYou've said that before!
20:13.04|Kev|Haha.
20:13.21Jooles:P
20:13.27carolsdéjà vu
20:14.14ubuntu_lovev_sindhuja: first tym in gsoc rt?
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20:15.57alok_sHi. Some organizations require ( or prefer) that you submit some patches, fix some bugs before you apply. In that sense, how much are you expected to do? Since we have about a week before the application deadline, Im not sure how much can be done in this week..
20:16.25carolsalok_s: depends on the org. you should speak to them directly about it.
20:16.30Catfish_Manalok_s: since it's a requirement imposed by the organization, nothing really can be said about it in the general case
20:16.30JordiGHWhat? The aplication deadline is in one week?
20:16.31Joolesalok_s, I would guess a small bugfix is fine. They just want a sample of your work
20:16.32gevaertsalok_s: you have a lot more than a week
20:16.38JordiGHI thought there was more time.
20:16.45alok_soh ok..
20:16.50alok_sthx guys..
20:16.51gevaertsApril 6 19:00 UTC
20:17.31JordiGHIs this why we're already getting people asking to work with us before we even get accepted? Because there's someone saying that the deadline is earlier than it is?
20:17.39|Kev|alok_s: As an admin for an org that did this last year, not much is expected for us. We gave out tasks I expected to take around, say, 2-6 hours including getting the software compiled.
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20:17.45JoolesOh  heh. That'll teach me to read the calendar :P. 26th March is application period *start*
20:17.48gevaertsJordiGH: I doubt that. Just enthusiastic people. Be happy!
20:18.18Catfish_ManJordiGH: my take on it is that the community is getting better at parroting the "get involved early!" advice
20:18.23Catfish_Manwe may have to start nuancing it a bit at some point
20:18.34alok_s@|Kev| thx for that. I guess talking to individual organizations would clarify this more..
20:18.43|Kev|Every org is different.
20:18.57gevaertsCatfish_Man: Yes. Maybe next year we have to kick everyone out we heard about more than one hour before the deadline!
20:19.02summatusmentisCatfish_Man: no, earlier the better
20:19.11JordiGHI'm just a little skittish about telling people to work if we're a new org and we haven't even gotten accepted yet.
20:19.19JordiGHI feel like they may be disappointed.
20:19.24Catfish_Man^that
20:19.28summatusmentisThe only way to participate is if you're submitting applications before GSoC has been announced
20:19.52|Kev|JordiGH: Yeah, that's a risk, but equally any time they spend is likely to be productive anyway - as long as the students know we're not accepted orgs yet.
20:20.15|Kev|If a student asked me if they could write a patch preemptively, I'd make sure they knew it was premptive and then think it was great.
20:20.19gevaertsthinks we should probably stop confusing the new people who have no idea which of those statements are jokes :)
20:20.21JordiGHOh, I don't mind their productivity. I just don't want them to be disappointed if they were expecting to get money out of it, and they don't.
20:20.35summatusmentisgevaerts: *sigh* fine
20:20.39|Kev|JordiGH: Right.
20:20.52|Kev|JordiGH: But I don't think you have to feel bad if the student does this eyes-open.
20:21.10|Kev|For one thing, you'd probably put in a good word with an org that *is* accepted anyway, right?
20:21.14JordiGHWe've only gotten maybe 3 or 4 early birds.
20:21.38JordiGHNo! My pre-emptive students! Mine!
20:21.50|Kev|My precious?
20:21.55JordiGHYesssss
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20:25.31JoolesWell, silliness is great but I have chores. Later you guys
20:25.40|Kev|Bibi.
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20:37.22sfbgevaerts: Rockbox didn't apply this year?
20:37.28gevaertsno
20:37.47sfbCan I ask why?
20:37.50gevaertsNot enough interest on our side
20:37.59pc_magasAs I knos GNU && Suse have applied
20:38.06sfbGotcha. Are you mentoring somewhere else?
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20:38.41gevaertsNo. I'm out this year. I don't really do anything elsewhere
20:39.01sfbNo gevaerts at the Mentor Summit? It's just not going to be the same.
20:39.12gevaertsWhy, do you need someone to go to the mentor summit for you? :)
20:39.26sfbhahah
20:39.37gevaertsmight be convinced to do that :)
20:39.39sfbNo, it's just always a pleasure to chat with you there.
20:40.57gevaertsis disappointed now!
20:41.14sfbhaha
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20:42.02sfbWelp, time to go home. Taking my daughter out for her birthday. She's 3 and the only thing she wants is "baskgetti"
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20:42.15gevaertsHave fun!
20:43.14pc_magasTomorrow we will see who will mentror us in gsoc
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21:01.51JordiGHcarols: It just occurred to me that you probably get hundreds of emails per day relating to GSoC?
21:02.03carolsJordiGH: about 300, to be exact.
21:02.17JordiGH:O
21:02.32JordiGHWhat fortitude...
21:02.36burcinwith the mailing lists or just personal emails?
21:02.38carolsand people still send me emails asking why i haven't responded in 24 hours.
21:02.39JordiGHDo you respond to all or most?
21:02.44carolsi respond to them all.
21:02.59JordiGHWhat about when people are downright rude or incomprehensible?
21:03.02Catfish_Manthe responding to them all is the killer part. I get more mail than that, but I ignore 90% of it ;)
21:03.14JordiGHYou must have some canned response system in place...
21:03.18carolsnope.
21:03.27JordiGHYou type out 300 responses per day?
21:03.29carolsi respond individually to each one.
21:03.31carolsi do.
21:03.36carolsgive or take. some weeks more, some weeks less
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21:03.44carolsdepending on what's going on with gsoc
21:07.23JordiGHOf course this is all you do at Google? GSoc?
21:07.41carolsJordiGH: i also handle the melange development.
21:07.47carolsbut yes, gsoc is my primary project.
21:08.23carolsi was also managing google code-in, but stephanie has since taken that over
21:08.28carolsso i have more time now.
21:10.49edsiperand i think that this is  a low traffic period... imagine when students are applying..
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21:16.21kblinwell, I've got the impression carol got a lot of "oh, I missed the deadline to apply as a project, can I still join"-emails lately
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21:19.59dberkholzcarols: i am intrigued that you actually tracked the numbers
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21:20.12carolsdberkholz: i have to for our performance reviews.
21:20.34carolswhen the students are first accepted and submitting their documents I send upwards of 500 emails a day
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21:20.55dberkholzinteresting
21:21.13dberkholzsuppose you'd get different information from initial replies, vs ongoing threads, vs you being the initial sender
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21:21.44dberkholzcarols: btw, surprised to not see you at pycon
21:22.02carolsdberkholz: i don't really go to the language-specific cons, usually
21:22.19Catfish_Mancarols: reminds me of the poor program office people here. Shortly before our most recent developer seed I got a *very* terse email from one of them, with a followup an hour later saying "...er, add "please" to that. Sorry about that, I've sent 900 emails today and am kind of out of it". O_O
21:22.30dberkholzcarols: you'll be excited to know, then, that there was a gsoc bof initiated by someone besides you =)
21:22.37Catfish_Manbest excuse for rude emails I've heard so far
21:22.39carolsCatfish_Man: yeah, i've had a couple of those myself.
21:22.47carolsdberkholz: wow! that's awesome to hear :-)
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21:23.04pokoko22221 hours left :D
21:23.12micole:D
21:23.21carolspokoko222: tell me about it.
21:23.30pokoko222my pants are already wet
21:24.03pokoko222I am scared though, that I won't be able to code something
21:24.15pokoko222they give you big projects and help you little
21:24.17pokoko222scary
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21:24.44carolspokoko222: if they only help you little they're doing it wrong and i'd like to hear about it.
21:24.46pokoko222not to mention they did not have documentation :D
21:25.14carolswe choose organizations we trust to be very hands-on with mentor time and attention within the community.
21:25.17micoleWell this would be my first gsoc that i try to participate in, but I think i'll do fine :P
21:25.31micolepokoko222, so you should too
21:25.38pokoko222micole you are already enrolled in some project?
21:25.39gevaertscarols: this might have been a qualification task to see how far they got without help
21:25.50carolsgevaerts: ah, i see.
21:26.01micolepokoko222, not open source one yet. just a lot of school ones that I have done
21:26.21pokoko222micole same situation here but still I am scared, you think you will be able to code something?
21:26.26pokoko222we got like 20 days to 6 april
21:26.48carolspokoko222: have you already reached out to the org?
21:26.58pokoko222the project I tried to get in hedgewars... they did not have documentation and when I asked someone to help me I did not get much answer
21:27.07pokoko222so I quit that
21:27.28gevaertsHow did you ask for help? IRC?
21:27.33pokoko222yes
21:27.51pokoko222you cant get to code there, especially the AI part unless someone helps you
21:27.53JordiGHHuh, the Hedgewars guys are kewl.
21:28.01JordiGHThey didn't respond?
21:28.04pokoko222I mean, they dont have one line of documentation
21:28.09gevaertsDid you wait long enough? IRC is a bit funny, in that you can easily get an answer several hours after you ask
21:28.20edsiperpokoko222, mailing list ?
21:28.25pokoko222I literally banged my head for 3-4 days trying to learn just one function
21:28.28gevaertsThis also depends on timezones
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21:28.47micolepokoko222, trying to learn one of their functions?
21:29.14pokoko222I wanted to do AI work, which I already have done lots myself, but could not get in their code
21:29.31pokoko222the author was not much in the mood to give out details
21:29.43pokoko222so I wasted days and finally I quit
21:29.45JordiGHLiterally?
21:29.54JordiGHDid you have a doctor look at that?
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21:30.18pokoko222JordiGH: come on I am not in the mood for jokes, I am seriously disapointed
21:30.26pokoko222could have spent that time on else
21:30.28dberkholzthat reminds me of how long it took me to figure stuff out back when i was learning how to write code
21:30.44JordiGHpokoko222: A few days trying to figure out one function doesn't seem that bad.
21:30.51JordiGHMost code is undocumented.
21:31.06pokoko222yeah but I was not going far
21:31.20JordiGHDid you start to get a feel for the functions around it?
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21:31.30pokoko222I even wrote pseudo code for a weapon and asked someone to help me implement it... they were not much intrested
21:32.03JordiGHDid you also try mailing lists?
21:32.09pokoko222what about the mailing list?
21:32.17pokoko222isnt irc the main thing?
21:32.20JordiGHDid you show your example code on the mailing list?
21:32.25JordiGHSometimes, but not usually.
21:32.28gevaertsThat depends on the organisation
21:32.29edsiperpokoko222, mailing list
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21:32.32pokoko222just on irc and just one guy saw it :)
21:32.36kblindberkholz: hey there. so how's life as a coloured monk?
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21:32.43JordiGHMailing lists are usually the "official" avenue for communication.
21:32.45edsiperpokoko222, if you are in a different timezone sometimes IRC does not help too much
21:32.48JordiGHIRC is for quick dev talk.
21:32.50JordiGHUsually.
21:32.54gevaertsHow do you know that one guy was even seriously involved?
21:32.58pokoko222I will keep that in mind thank you
21:33.11kblinpokoko222: so one guy wasn't interested in helping you, and you quit the project?
21:33.30pokoko222well then I asked the author himself too he was on irc, and he was not much into it
21:33.38pokoko222I was basically left to find my own way
21:33.43schumamlhttp://www.hedgewars.org/contact.html -> "You can send emails to the official Hedgewars Development Mailing List where all developers and contributors can read your message"
21:33.50gevaertsIRC is great if you get a good response, but there are *many* reasons why you might not get any
21:34.02dberkholzkblin: i'm becoming increasingly familiar with planes, hotels, and convention centers
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21:34.33gevaertsThere are also such things as bad times and people accessing irc from phones in spare moments. It can be hard to respond properly, and easy to give the impression you don't care
21:34.36gevaertsThat
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21:34.40gevaerts's a lot better with mailing lists
21:34.48gevaertsBut they *are* slower
21:34.55pokoko222yeah but the author himself was on irc
21:35.02JordiGHAnd slowness is a good thing.
21:35.03kblindberkholz: so much I gathered from your twitter :)
21:35.08pokoko222and he was not much into helping, and he only knew the AI code
21:35.18JordiGHPeople usually write more thoughtful emails than the usual drunken ravings of IRC.
21:35.40pokoko222either way I will see the orgs tomorow and try other orgs
21:35.45Catfish_ManJordiGH: for Adium at least, I found the opposite to be true. Mailing list threads tended to go off into the weeds, while IRC was productive
21:35.48Catfish_Manbut I think we were unusual that way
21:35.57kblinJordiGH: but occifer, I'm not as think as you drunk I am
21:35.59JordiGHpokoko222: What point are you trying to make? That the author himself doesn't care about the code, so nobody else does?
21:36.06gevaertspokoko222: but *why* was he not much into helping? Maybe he had to leave to get his kids from school or something...
21:36.17pokoko222JordiGH no but only he knew that code
21:36.22pokoko222so if he was not into helping then...
21:36.35gevaertsWas that code on their ideas list?
21:36.38JordiGHpokoko222: So see if someone else knows that code.
21:36.51pokoko222nope, he was the guy
21:37.01pokoko222gevaerts: yes of course it was on the list
21:37.11kblinpokoko222: of course it's your spare time.. our point mainly is that other people have some life beyond OSS as well
21:37.16pokoko222I even told them I had projects for AI like AI soccer simulation and stuff
21:37.21pokoko222you could judge by that I can code
21:37.54pokoko222anyways I will be looking out for other orgs, I have projects in image processing and computational geometry
21:37.57pokoko222will try some of that
21:38.02pokoko222had no luck with games
21:38.03dberkholzkblin: but lots of fun learning about the business side of tech
21:38.14JordiGHpokoko222: I think you gave up too earl.
21:38.15JordiGHy
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21:38.33pokoko222JordiGH: 3 days on one function :D come on
21:38.40JordiGHYes, that's nothing.
21:38.50JordiGHI've spent far more time than that understanding some functions.
21:38.55schumamlpokoko222: out of ucuriosity, do you rememeber which function?
21:39.04pokoko222schumaml: the bazooka test
21:39.27JordiGHpokoko222: Where is it? File and line, I mean.
21:39.32schumamlhttp://code.google.com/p/hedgewars/source/browse/
21:39.44JordiGHhopes that's not svn...
21:40.00JordiGHOoh, hg!
21:40.01JordiGH<3
21:40.02JordiGH<<<<<<#
21:40.05JordiGH<<<3
21:40.05pokoko222http://code.google.com/p/hedgewars/source/browse/hedgewars/uAIAmmoTests.pas line 125
21:40.09gevaertspokoko222: how often and at how diverse times did you try to get help on irc? I'm not saying you should try again, you've had some bad experiences after all, but this might still just be a case of getting people at a bad time
21:41.11JordiGHHuh, is this Pascal?
21:41.12JordiGHCute.
21:41.35kblinthere's still people using pascal?
21:41.54pokoko222yep :D
21:42.03pokoko222language is not the problem though
21:42.12pokoko222it's just language
21:42.16kblinright
21:42.33JordiGHThis code seems pretty readable...
21:42.44JordiGHI can guess what most of the variables mean.
21:43.37gevaertsPascal confuses me with its lack of required parentheses after function calls without arguments
21:43.50JordiGHgevaerts: Octave is like that too.
21:44.03gevaertsI *like* seeing if something is a variable or a function :)
21:44.08JordiGHPerl confuses me more where all parens in function calls are completely optional.
21:44.24pokoko222JordiGH: you can guess? Ok now go and "actually" implement something
21:44.36pokoko222I can guess lot of things too but ... :D
21:45.00JordiGHpokoko222: This seems to just be code the AI uses to decide if it should attempt a bazooka shot or not.
21:45.06JordiGHWhat do you want me to implement about it?
21:46.07pokoko222haha ok you make it so simple it is not like that
21:46.27JordiGHWell, it's not unreadable.
21:46.32JordiGHIt's not like.... J.
21:46.50JordiGHHave you tried to read J's source code? It appears to be obfuscated, but it's just the style the dude who writes J likes.
21:47.48pokoko222I am not complaining about readability but without help from the author you are lost here
21:48.06JordiGHEh, I can see a few places I could modify the computation of the path.
21:48.25JordiGHBut what was your goal in reading this code?
21:48.53pokoko222to understand it in detail
21:49.07pokoko222and after that write my own function for another weapon
21:49.14pokoko222because the AI does not use all weapons now
21:49.30pokoko222well after that also, learn some more of those test function
21:49.36JordiGHYou might be spending too much time understanding details that don't matter.
21:49.43pokoko222my logic was If I could find my way with one of these, I could learn the rest too
21:49.52JordiGHI think this function is in place to check if it should attempt a bazooka shot or not.
21:50.07JordiGHWho calls it? There must be another location in general where the AI attempts each weapon.
21:50.13pokoko222yes but that is not enough for you to go and write similar function for another weapon
21:50.21JordiGHSo find where this function is being called from..
21:50.51JordiGHAnd try stepping through the code with a debugger.
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21:51.18JordiGHFind where the AI is computing its moves, set a breakpoint there... start playing...
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21:51.35JordiGHWait to hit the breakpoint, and start seeing the codepath it follows.
21:52.00pokoko222ok that is a good idea...
21:53.28gevaertsAlso change bits and see if you can predict what will happen
21:54.30pokoko222gotta go for now cya guys later ;)
21:54.47pokoko222thank you for the conversation, it was productive
21:54.58pokoko222I might even give hedgewars a second try
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21:57.18JordiGHstops reading Hedgewars code...
21:57.27gevaertsJordiGH: I think it's sometimes easy to forget what it was like the first time you tried to find your way in a big program
21:57.43JordiGHI find my way in big programs all the time.
21:57.48gevaertsOh, sure
21:57.53gevaertsBut there was a first time :)
21:57.53JordiGHAnd I'm confused and frustrated every time. :-)
21:58.25gevaertstends to be reasonably good at guessing which bit to change without even trying to understand the code
21:58.25kblinactually, the WTFs/min are way worse at work than during my open source work
21:58.39JordiGHI don't know, ever since I was a kid, I was ok with frustration with mathematical problems. I'm less patient with people, but I have all of the patience of the world to understand mathematics and code.
21:59.55kblinbut wrapping my head around wine to understand where and how to integrate the NTLMSSP code, that _was_ frustrating
22:00.32JordiGHAh, MSFT products. The bits of code from Redmond I've seen have always been unsatisfying.
22:00.50kblinI haven't seen code from redmont
22:01.04kblinI was working on Wine for GSoC 2005 at that time
22:03.17gevaertsThat code tried to *emulate* being from Redmond. That's the same thing, surely? ;)
22:05.33variablegevaerts: I'm both a variable and a function
22:05.57gevaertsvariable: yes, but I don't have to try to understand you :)
22:06.18kblingevaerts: well, it's the same crappy API
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22:11.02gevaertskblin: so after that you went on to speaking their network protocol?
22:11.57kblingevaerts: much better... I just need to need to produce the same output on the wire and can make my API look sane
22:12.09gevaertsnods
22:13.19kblincan still be painful, but much less than being stuck in the horrid world of camel-cased hungarian notation variables and 25-parameter functions that try to do 5 things at the same time
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