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00:14.06qballerHI
00:14.19qballerAlright I have 5 final projects I want to work on
00:15.01qballerNoe I need to reach out to all communities
00:15.06qballerNow*
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00:15.32noidea_should i ask my Q here at the public room?
00:16.40noidea_should i put my Q here at the public room?
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00:17.37tomprincenoidea_: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
00:17.43censorydep+1
00:18.22qballerShoot
00:19.08noidea_merci
00:19.11noidea_i haven't been enrolled at my college for a couple of years, but i think i can consider myself accepted (i'm only one course away of finish my studies, and i was planning to do that by the second half of this year) ...can i apply to gsoc?
00:21.11censorydepI'm not a GSoC rules expert, and carols is offline, but I'd guess that what really matters is whether your *university* considers you to be enrolled, and if they'd be willing to provide documents to that effect.
00:21.53brlcadnot only enrolled, but also "full-time" status, which is sometimes a separate distinction
00:22.18brlcadqballer: is one of them BRL-CAD? :)
00:22.58qballerNope... amm should I look in to that?
00:24.20noidea_thank you people
00:24.22brlcadit depends on your interests of course, I'd be biased to answer otherwise
00:24.40qballerWell since you are here, I'll look in to it.
00:24.45brlcadif it covers an area of interest, we have a lot of interesting projects ;)
00:27.05qballerGrahpics is less my thing actually. I'm less interested in that ,,, Modeling can be nice, In the sense of networking
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00:32.52iRitwikI have a question. Does applying to multiple projects, say for eg. 4 or 5, deter your chance of getting accepted. I am a beginner with this so wouldn't it be a nice idea to apply to several small projects?
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00:33.35ojwbiRitwik: the problem is it's hard to write that many good proposals in the time available
00:34.17ojwb2 seems a good number to me
00:34.26ojwbmore than 3 seems counterproductive
00:35.41iRitwikojwb: Thanks for your answer. But as I said, I am a beginner and I might go for mostly algorithm implementation projects wherein most of the work would center at reading research papers and implementing. So would these sort of projects need time for writing proposals?
00:36.04iRitwikI mean I'm no expert. It is a first time experience so I just asked
00:36.20ojwba good proposal takes time whatever the project is
00:36.32ThomasWaldmannnot sure how many "algorithm impl. projects" there are
00:36.41ojwba lot of orgs have a qualifying task too
00:36.58ojwboften something like submitting a patch for a bug fix
00:37.09iRitwikojwb: Thank you so much for the information :)
00:37.41iRitwikThomasWaldmann: Oh, there are plenty. I came across at least five during the last couple of days.
00:37.49ojwbyou can only actually do one project, so why apply for 5
00:37.55ThomasWaldmanniRitwik: i also would not recommend doing too many applications. orgs usually want to see that you have looked at the task, that you have ideas about it, etc. that takes time.
00:38.29iRitwikThanks a lot both of you for the advice! :)
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00:38.38ThomasWaldmannif you just c&p from their ideas page, and add your cv, you're going nowhere.
00:38.42ojwbi think all of our best applications last year hadn't applied elsewhere
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00:41.28ThomasWaldmannand yes, we also expect some bugfix or little code contribution so people show that they can use the code
00:42.30ThomasWaldmannand, depending on the applications (amount and quality), I also have a little coding task in mind so people can show how they solve a complete little task
00:43.05brlcadqballer: certainly plenty of non-graphics projects -- signal processing, science, math, even networking
00:43.23qballerNetworking?
00:43.58brlcadyeah, you don't exist for a couple decades without needing networking, right?
00:44.02brlcad:)
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00:44.55qballerwhat is the project room? lets not get in the way of other brlcad guys
00:45.07qballergsoc*
00:45.46brlcad#brlcad ;)
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00:50.38pokoko222I have some questions related to "make" building. Why do I need make, I already have the source code
00:51.41pokoko222another question is how many times will I use make, only once at start?
00:51.50pokoko222for example I will work with NetBeans on Ubuntu
00:51.53qballerWhere is make Mentioned ?
00:52.03pokoko222I will use make just the first time and then I will do everything in NetBeans?
00:52.36pokoko222for example I am interested in this project https://sites.google.com/site/openimageio/checking-out-and-building-openimageio
00:52.42pokoko222and it talks about make in short
00:52.45pokoko222very short actually
00:52.54pokoko222I actually can't beleive I just need to execute one command
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00:53.49Al_Da_BestMake will trigger a makefile to be used which contains more commands
00:54.29pokoko222Al_Da_Best: will I use make just once at start?
00:54.43pokoko222or I will have to use it each time I change the code and want to build?
00:56.02Al_Da_BestYou may need to use it every time the source changes
00:56.15Al_Da_BestNetBeans may be able to do it for you
00:57.36pokoko222on this page https://sites.google.com/site/openimageio/checking-out-and-building-openimageio there are instructions for using make
00:57.44pokoko222and basically it is just one command "make"
00:57.48pokoko222is it that simple?
00:58.03pokoko222you basically navigate to the folder and call make
00:58.51Al_Da_BestYep
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00:59.22Al_Da_BestWhen rebuilding, you may want to do "make clean" then "make", clean will remove the results from the previous make
01:00.12pokoko222can I just call make each time
01:00.18pokoko222is the cleaning a must?
01:00.57qballerNope
01:01.13qballerbut it makes things clean and nice and deletes old compiled files.
01:01.42qballermake isn't that big of a deal.
01:02.00pokoko222ok I will make notes of this
01:02.02pokoko222thank you guys
01:02.17qballeryou make that happen ;)
01:03.06Al_Da_BestYou'll get used to it after using it a couple of times, don't worry
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01:05.34pokoko222I have actually used it on windows, I am kinda scared now using it in Ubuntu for some reason
01:05.34downeylooks around for some tea
01:05.43pokoko222I expect all kinds of commands thrown at me :)
01:05.47Al_Da_Best:P
01:06.08pokoko222anyways about git, you guys are registered for free?
01:06.19pokoko222because I see there are accounts that are not free
01:07.12Al_Da_BestIt's free for open source, not for commercial
01:07.46pokoko222if I am involved in a project for gsoc should I have my real name and surname for account name?
01:07.48pokoko222on git
01:08.02Al_Da_BestNo idea :)
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01:09.15JordiGHpokoko222: Generally yes, people use birth names on free projects. Sometimes, rarely, it's a requirement. Most people will accept pseudonyms if you insist on privacy.
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01:10.03JordiGHI think we only have one pseudonym in my project (Octave).
01:10.37JordiGHAl_Da_Best: Open source is frequently commercial, so contrasting open source with commercial as if they were mutually exclusive is a confusion of terms.
01:11.02Al_Da_BestThat's true, I was just going off what's on the website
01:11.09pokoko222I dont know if it is a good question to ask on mailing list
01:11.59JordiGHpokoko222: "There are no dumb questions." Don't be afraid. Most projects don't bite, especially if they've been accepted by Google (Google doesn't like unfriendly projects).
01:12.33pokoko222it is really project specific question anyways, I guess I will ask
01:12.37pokoko222guys have been nice so far
01:12.52downeythere are no dumb questions but there are smart questions :)
01:13.01downeyhttp://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
01:13.07CheezmeisterHaha
01:14.02JordiGHSo, this makes me wonder, has OpenBSD ever been a part of GSoC?
01:15.18pokoko222let's say I make small change in the project, I will have to rebuild each time?
01:15.31pokoko222each time use make and wait like half an hour to compile? :D
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01:16.19JordiGHpokoko222: Some projects, yes, the build system is deeply entwined.
01:16.37pokoko222so I change one int and then wait half an hour :D
01:16.41censorydeppokoko222: http://xkcd.com/303/
01:16.42pokoko222oh dear
01:16.44JordiGHAlso depends how deeply you patch. If you touch a file that every other file depends on, then you'll spend a lot of time rebuilding.
01:17.04pokoko222censorydep: haha :D
01:17.23pokoko222so there is nothing from my side to be done
01:17.33pokoko222I just have to hope make will somehow notice that there is only a small change
01:17.41pokoko222and maybe make things faster
01:19.50pokoko222another problem I have now is
01:19.56pokoko222on the page they say install boost
01:20.28pokoko222I am on ubuntu and there is no boost package, there are lot of boost stuff though like libboost, libbost-dbg and other names related
01:20.29JordiGHIf you're on an apt-based distro, that's already packaged. It's probably packaged for everything else.
01:20.48JordiGHpokoko222: I believe there's libboost-dev or something like that.
01:21.09pokoko222yes ok I will install that
01:22.24pokoko222they mention lots of other packages like glew, openexr...
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01:22.39pokoko222I should be looking for packages with description "development files" ?
01:23.14theboltHello
01:23.21JordiGHIt's a naming convention in Debian packages. -dev means a package with header files or other files that you use to build other packages or to compile against.
01:24.02pokoko222https://sites.google.com/site/openimageio/checking-out-and-building-openimageio look at external dependencies
01:24.11pokoko222they mention Boost, GLEW, IlmBase and OpenEXR, IJG's libjpeg, libpng, libtiff, zlib, and Qt
01:24.17pokoko222how do you know what to install for each?
01:24.45pokoko222in synaptic usually you dont find them like that all in one package with the given name
01:24.54JordiGHDo "apt-cache search" for each of those and look for packages that end with -dev
01:25.04JordiGHThse are probably the ones you want.
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01:26.27pokoko222ok thank you ;)
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01:28.20JordiGHpokoko222: imageio is already packaged. Try this instead: "apt-get build-dep libjai-imageio-core-java"
01:28.43JordiGHIs that the same library? I didn't look.
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01:33.58pokoko222synanptic installs stuff I cant check now
01:34.10pokoko222hmm, packaged, you mean it might have everything in one place?
01:34.57pokoko222ah but it says java
01:35.00pokoko222nope it is not that one
01:35.15pokoko222this is all c++ and little python i think...
01:35.23pokoko222it is openimageio
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01:36.33JordiGHI guess it's not packaged, then...? That's very odd.
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01:45.47pokoko222it would be nice if you could install everything just once
01:45.59pokoko222like this I have to install like 10 packages and probably I will miss something
01:48.01JordiGHYes, if it were packaged, someone would have already figured out the build deps.
01:48.48JordiGHI'm surprised it isn't.
01:49.01JordiGHAlmost any free software worth its salt is packaged for Debian.
01:49.43pokoko222is it ok if I ask on mailing list which specific things I need to install for each
01:49.54pokoko222maybe just the -dev wont be enough for each
01:49.58JordiGHSure.
01:50.01pokoko222ok...
01:50.16JordiGHIf those instructions are in a wiki, you might also want to update that wiki.
01:52.16pokoko222hehe
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02:01.55pokoko222gotta go JordiGH thanks a lot for helping
02:02.00pokoko222cya soon
02:02.04JordiGHnp ttyl
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05:29.31dnivraklocatelli: time zone matters I guess :)
05:30.12klocatelliI guess
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06:07.27pokoko222how do I know how much to write in the application
06:07.35pokoko222for example http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/org/google/gsoc2012/openimageio
06:07.49pokoko222they say detail relevant experience
06:08.00pokoko222should I do it in paragraph, can I do a whole page...
06:08.03pokoko222how does it go
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06:10.05Blu3fRoG........
06:10.40klocatellipokoko222, you probably want to ask that organization.
06:11.42klocatellibut generally you should probably keep it brief like a resume
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06:12.49pokoko222where can I see examples of filled in templates
06:13.03ojwbpokoko222: see the student guide
06:13.34ojwbthey should give you an idea, but each org has its own template
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06:14.46ojwbthough a few may still not provide a template I guess
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06:29.40Cris_AaronI'm probably just going to modify my resume a little, and go from there
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06:34.15machain timeline it says "Would-be student participants discuss application ideas with mentoring organizations" during 15-25th march. how do we approach organisations? can any one help?
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06:39.27ojwbmacha: there are contact methods on the page for each org
06:40.19ojwbCris_Aaron: while I can't speak for all admins or mentors, I care more about what you can show me you can do than what you might claim to have done
06:41.18Cris_AaronHow do I demonstrate that best, in general?
06:41.40ojwba patch to fix a bug is great, if you're able
06:41.43Cris_AaronA fair number of these projects are stuff I've had some experience with, but not a lot
06:41.57ojwbit shows you've managed to download and build the code, and find the right place to do something
06:42.57machaojwb: thanks.
06:43.02ojwbor show me a protoype of a small first step towards implementing the project
06:45.10Cris_AaronSo get started on the projects I'm interested on, at least a little, and show I can understand what's going on, more or less?
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06:47.36ojwbyeah
06:49.18ojwband it's OK to ask questions to achieve these things too
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08:07.16pc_magasHello these days now should I contact with mentors right?
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08:09.26SukhEpc_magas: Yes. This is would be the right time to do it.
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08:13.08ericb2hello
08:13.37ericb2is it possible to provide a link on this channel ?
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08:21.57ericb2Just FYI : http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.apache.incubator.ooo.devel/14538
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08:46.50oooohello, I want to know what if I am not too sure about some of the details in the idea list
08:47.29ooooCan I email to the mentor in charge and ask for more imformation? thanks
08:48.17maxpagelof course you can, that's what the present orientation and project planing phase is all about :-)
08:48.22|Kev|It's usually better to ask in public.
08:48.27|Kev|In the IRC channel or mailing list.
08:48.43|Kev|But yes, you are expected to get in contact with the projects to work out details.
08:48.53oooothanks
08:49.02ooooI think I will email him again
08:49.26|Kev|Just remember that emailing people directly without a good reason is often considered bad form.
08:49.45ojwband emailing them repeatedly without giving them a chance to reply is annoying
08:49.52oooowell, maybe my first email is not too clear
08:49.54ojwbmost mentors have real jobs
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08:50.59ooooOMG, empathy crashed with a right click :(
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08:51.26|Kev|Send a patch, then :)
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08:52.13ooooonly the talking window clashed
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08:53.58ooooby the way, can you give some suggestion on writing a polite email?
08:54.08ooooThanks in advance :-)
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13:15.21ryaoI just received an email from someone interested in doing my GSoC idea, which was incredibly quick. Does anyone have any tips for a new mentor on how to handle this?
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13:16.25ryaoAnd by quick, I mean within 24 hours of the idea going up.
13:17.00mikhasryao, dont help too much with the student's application
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13:17.22mikhasif you do, you will distort the result and the student looks better than he might be in reality
13:17.35gevaertsThat depends
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13:17.50gevaertsIf you're in a large organisation, that's true
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13:18.22mikhasyou mean were you expect many applications for one idea?
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13:18.30gevaertsBut if you're in a small organisation you'll presumably be rather heavily involved in the final ranking, and you'll know
13:18.49ryaoI don't know how to handle it if more than one person is interested it. :/
13:18.55ryaos/it/in it/
13:19.01ojwbhelping is ok, but it needs to be them writing it, not you
13:19.08ojwbryao: pick the best one!
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13:19.18mikhasin any case, I would first let them go for bit, but offer advice, *if* they ask
13:19.31ojwbif they're interested this early, that's a positive indicator
13:19.36mikhasryao, do you have an application template for students?
13:19.37gevaertsI'd say point out weak points, but don't immediately suggest solutions
13:19.49ryaomikhas: Me personally or my organization?
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13:20.26mikhasdunno, probably your org
13:20.38ryaoI need to ask. I am trying to get in touch with the administrator.
13:21.13ryaoI am a new developer and mentoring is a new experience for me.
13:21.18mikhasryao, in that first e-mail, I would try to ask some open questions, so that the student can give longer replies already
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13:21.48mikhasyou will do fine
13:21.56ryaomikhas: Thanks.
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13:23.07mikhasask how he found out about your project, why this idea interests him, how he thinks the idea could be implemented, whether he has some ideas for a prototype already, …
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13:23.19mikhassomething in that direction
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13:24.36mikhasI think it's like gevaerts said, dont hand out the answers right away ;-)
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13:25.52gevaertsOh, and if this is a private conversation, I'd try to get it to a mailing list, although that's rather project-dependent
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13:27.46ryaogevaerts: Thanks for the tip.
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14:02.59pokoko222I get error with git Permission denied (publickey).
14:03.09pokoko222when I try to clone a repo
14:04.20sbookAre you trying to work off of GitHub?
14:04.59pokoko222Yes I want to clone the repo to my pc
14:05.04denialsnotes that http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCStudentGuide/ has "<book-title/>" in <title> :)
14:05.59sbookYou need to set up an public key for yourself and add it to your github account… or clone over https
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14:25.00lccI'm a community college student, do I qualify for gsoc?
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14:26.27gsocbotlcc: "faq" is http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2012/faqs
14:26.51UzixIt's possible to submit several applications to different organizations?
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14:27.14gevaertsUzix: yes
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14:28.05gevaertsDon't overdo it though, good applications need time
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15:12.01fcerullohi there
15:12.45fcerulloim the owasp gsoc admin if you have any questions about the projects
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15:45.27ben_endpointWhat is the date on which the number of slots assigned to each program is decided?
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15:48.36gevaertsben_endpoint: that's gradual. You'll get a preliminary number at some point (not sure if this is before or after the student application deadline), based on lots of things including the numbers you provide. The numbers are final just after the deduplication meeting
15:48.57ben_endpointThanks
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16:45.27LordDoskiascan i see the accepted organisations without logging/registering on this?
16:45.43sfbYes
16:45.59Al_Da_Besthttp://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2012
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16:54.08nenjordiis back.
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16:54.48JordiGHThe main difference of IRC is that it resists spam and other common security risks?
16:55.45gevaertsJordiGH: what do you mean?
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16:56.15gevaertsAl_Da_Best: git!=github, by the way. I know you didn't start that, but still :)
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16:56.53JordiGHgevaerts: That's debatable. ;-)
16:57.29gevaertsWhat is? IRC or git?
16:57.32gevaerts(or both)
16:57.52JordiGHThat git isn't github.
16:58.01gevaertsHow is that debatable?
16:58.03JordiGHIf it weren't for github, I'm sure git would be far less popular.
16:58.19kaiheyas folks
16:58.27mikhasthere is gitorious, git.kernel.org and many other things beside github
16:58.35JordiGHmikhas: Far less popular.
16:58.37Al_Da_BestYeah I realise that, wasn't quite thinking straight at 1am :D
16:58.42mikhaskernel? less popular?
16:58.44mikhasright
16:58.47gevaertsMaybe, but how is that an argument for git and github being interchangeable words?
16:58.53kaiJordiGH: I commit more things to non-github repos
16:59.00JordiGHgevaerts: That wasn't an argument, it was a winkie smiley.
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16:59.10gevaertsAh, indeed it was :)
16:59.10kailike git.samba.org
16:59.11mikhasmany projects have their own git infra
16:59.39gevaertswaits for pokoko222 to join to correct the source of this thing :)
16:59.43kaior crazy secret internal git servers with black helicopters involved
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17:00.17JordiGHkai: Are you popular?
17:00.24gevaertsJordiGH: he is, yes
17:00.40JordiGHisn't.
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17:00.49gevaertsAt rockbox we also have our own setup
17:01.04JordiGHgevaerts: And the IRC thing is just from the mailing list.
17:01.17JordiGHI thought it was a cute description of IRC. Like IM but without spam.
17:01.45gevaertsfinds it
17:01.50gevaertsYes, that is cute :)
17:01.54JordiGHIt's actually a repost.
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17:03.12kaiactually, it's more that IRC is less popular these days, so there's less people spammingit
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17:04.19JordiGHWe need an irchub.
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17:05.25kaia fancy web interface for irc written in ruby?
17:05.45JordiGHNow you're talking..
17:05.56gevaertsAs far as I can see, the security benefits as explained in that email come down to confusing a protocol with specific client software
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17:06.16JordiGHAt least it's not like our beloved numb3rs' explanation of IRC.
17:06.30JordiGHThat one's real popular in IRC cocktail parties.
17:07.22kaiJordiGH: it's great
17:07.30kaiand I'm on a sailboat
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17:07.37JordiGH:-)
17:08.04kaiIt's pronounced Eye-Arrrrr-See for a reason..
17:09.08JordiGHhahahah
17:09.12JordiGHThat's a new one.
17:09.43kaiI sure hope so, I just came up with it :)
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17:09.56kaiahoy carols
17:10.12JordiGHWhere are the public logs for this channel?
17:10.22carolshi kai
17:10.29gevaertsJordiGH: http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc/
17:10.42JordiGHСпасибо.
17:10.52gevaertsI think gsocbot knows that too, but I can never remember the right incantation
17:11.00scorche|sh!logs
17:11.01gsocbotscorche|sh: "logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc/
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17:11.37gevaertsThat's *four* letters! There are 456976 ways to arrange that many!
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17:15.06JordiGHdangit
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17:16.51gsocbotkai: "slog" is %23gsoc/http://ibot.rikers.org/
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17:28.52carolsserves some tea and coffee
17:29.06|Kev|serves chocolate.
17:29.45gevaertsdecides to put tea, coffee and chocolate in a mug, stir well, and taste
17:30.02|Kev|gevaerts: A better plan if you leave out the tea and coffee, IMNSHO.
17:30.22gevaerts|Kev|: where's your scientific curiosity?
17:30.46|Kev|I have conducted many experiments over the years. I dislike tea, and dislke coffee in drink form.
17:31.38gevaertsYou're right. Coffee should be strong enough not to be too liquid!
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17:33.55tomprinceCoffee is only good in chocolate. (And vice versa, or with curry)
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17:49.34pokoko222I have built the project I am interested in
17:49.41pokoko222but now I dont know how to edit it
17:49.51pokoko222I have NetBeans on Ubuntu
17:49.51|Kev|Chat to them.
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17:50.08pokoko222There is not one project file you could open like with visual studio :)
17:50.12pokoko222ok I will ask them
17:50.15ujjwalwhich open source have you use for ur project ?\
17:51.00pokoko222ujjwal: what do you mean?
17:51.24ujjwalbasically, what project have u made ?
17:52.08pokoko222openimageio
17:52.15pokoko222want a link?
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17:53.31kaiI'd assume that most open source projects don't have project files you can open with visual studio ;)
17:53.47pokoko222kai yes but how do I make changes now
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17:53.58pokoko222I am used to opening projects in NetBeans or whatever
17:54.04pokoko222I dont know what to open now :)
17:54.46kaino idea, don't know your project
17:55.01pokoko222kai is it ok to ask such question on mail list, is it dumb?
17:55.07kaiusually there'd be a java source file for the class you want to change
17:55.12pokoko222no it is c++
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17:55.25pokoko222and you just edit that file?
17:55.32kaioh. ok then, same thing. :)
17:55.37pokoko222but how will you debug then
17:55.45pokoko222if you just open it in notepad or something
17:56.26DarrowReading compiler errors like a boss.
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17:56.39kaiwell, I'd use a real editor
17:56.54kaimeaning one that at least does syntax highlighting
17:56.57pokoko222kai yes but you got my point I think, you wont be able to debug and step through the code
17:57.03pokoko222if you just edit one file like that
17:57.12pokoko222I use NetBeans on ubuntu
17:57.16chrisoelmuellerhttp://netbeans.org/kb/docs/cnd/debugging.html <== how about that?
17:57.29chrisoelmuellergoogle turns out to be really useful for finding information at times
17:57.37|Kev|Strangely, I'm regressing in $EDITORs. I recently dropped back to Emacs, and have now dropped back to vim again. Taking me back to about 2001.
17:57.43pokoko222chrisoelmueller: haha yes but there is no project to debug here
17:58.38chrisoelmuellerwell i assume of there is no such file and you need it, then your best bet is to build it somehow
17:58.53pokoko222chrisoelmueller: build somehow what?
17:58.57kaia project
17:59.11pokoko222ok I will just ask on mailing list
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18:35.25vampirehi. I am looking forward to apply for GSoc 2012. I was not able to find the projects that different org have proposed. Am i supposed to be ready with my idea of what i want to do or they will propose the idea an we will have to apply for them??
18:35.55carolsvampire: i would recommend you check out their ideas pages.
18:36.01carolseach is linked from their homepage on melange.
18:36.08agliodbsvampire: if you look at each Org's page, they will have alink to their ideas page
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18:36.34agliodbsvampire: however, if you already have a strong idea of what you want to work on, many projects prefer originality
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18:37.05vampireok. got it.
18:37.25vampirethanks a lot.
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18:40.17pokoko222does it take long time to learn gdb?
18:40.22pokoko222I just need basic debugging
18:40.32pokoko222set breakpoint, step in, step out ...
18:40.35|Kev|No.
18:40.45pokoko222|Kev|: a day?
18:40.49|Kev|5 minutes.
18:40.51agliodbspokoko222: one way to find out!
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18:41.15|Kev|break filename:line
18:41.17|Kev|step
18:41.19|Kev|finish
18:42.22|Kev|I've never bothered learning gdb properly, but you can get by with about half a dozen commands (the above plus run, continue, next, print)
18:42.30|Kev|(and backtrace)
18:43.10pokoko222ok then I am on a mission to learn this now ;) thank you
18:43.45sfbOr cheat and use KDevelop.
18:44.28|Kev|I think gdb's more generally useful, but sure.
18:45.03sfbWhen I just need some basic set a break point, step and print... KDevelop feeds my MSVC-spoiled self.
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18:45.37pokoko222KDevelop is a gui thing?
18:45.40mlankhorstI honestly haven't found graphical debugging that useful for the things I do, but then again I usuallly debug libraries not applications :x
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18:46.31|Kev|sfb: given I'm usually debugging a server process, gdb fits me better :)
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18:46.50|Kev|But sure, tools for the job.
18:47.12pokoko222so guys KDevelop is just another IDE with integrated debugging?
18:47.17pokoko222so you got it all in one place
18:47.20pokoko222editing and debugging
18:47.59Al_Da_Besthttp://kdevelop.org/
18:48.37sfbI actually use QtCreator more than KDevelop but I know that KDevelop's GDB integration is OK.
18:48.48mlankhorstqtcreator++
18:49.02pokoko222sounds like heaven guys
18:49.21mlankhorstwell it's not often I do gui work so I have no use for either, but sometimes when writing something for fun :P
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18:49.48mlankhorstand for debugging graphics cards you don't always even have a gui..
18:49.59sfbHas anyone seen the new DX debugging tools in VS2011?
18:50.28sfbYou can do pixel level draw call debugging.
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18:50.51sfbSee all of the draw calls the result in a pixel or group of pixels being the way they are and then dig into their backtrace.
18:50.52mlankhorstvery useful when you're debugging things like 'omg my card locks up if i poke reg 200'
18:50.54sfbKinda nifty.
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18:52.02mlankhorstbut no not for  the kind of stuff that I need :x
18:52.57gevaertspokoko222: by the way, git!=github
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18:53.55pokoko222gevaerts: yep figured that one out :)
18:54.03pokoko222even made my account, did a fork, then a branch
18:54.27pokoko222and read about commits, now I face another challenge I need to learn to debug in Ubuntu
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18:57.59pokoko222well I am experienced with programming, I got lots of cool personal projects
18:58.13pokoko222so now I try to learn all these open source develop. related things
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18:59.57JordiGHYou should also know some of us call it free development, not open source. :-)
19:00.14pokoko222hey JordiGH how are you ;)
19:00.27pokoko222you helped me a lot these days
19:00.28JordiGHp. good
19:00.29JordiGHYou?
19:00.42pokoko222eh fine, trying to learn these things so that I can actually get to code
19:01.00pokoko222the thing is I already know the algorithms I want to implement
19:01.13pokoko222I just need to learn these things to actually start the coding
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19:09.23pokoko222hmm can I ask gdb question?
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19:17.03mlankhorstnope, this is not a support channel, so please don't use it as such :)
19:17.21carolswhat mlankhorst said
19:17.53carolspokoko222: if you're trying to figure something out for work with a particular organization, though, i would highly recommend you use *them* for support
19:17.58carolsthat's what they're there for
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19:49.09fcerullohi there
19:49.35FlorentMarkedOneHi :)
19:50.00fcerulloanyone wants to learn about owasp projects available for gsoc?
19:51.01klocatellisure
19:51.17FlorentMarkedOneI can listen you =)
19:53.57klocatellilooks like an interesting organization with some pretty nifty projects
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19:54.22FlorentMarkedOneI saw their projects
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19:57.02xonixCan I also attend GSoC as a software dev trainee?
19:58.14mlankhorstxonix: read faq :p
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20:34.30lightningZhello
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20:34.37downeylightningZ: hi
20:34.37carolshello lightningZ
20:34.48edsiperone of the project mentors have registered and i can see him on "REQUESTS FOR MY ORGANIZATIONS", how can i accept or reject the requests ?
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20:35.46carolsedsiper: click on the request in the list. it will take you to the page to accept or reject.
20:36.50edsipercarols, i did, i get a resume of the request, but the accept/reject links are not there
20:36.59carolsedsiper: file a bug with melange.
20:37.05edsiperok
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20:38.45Lennieedsiper, how about don't :P
20:38.50Lennieedsiper, can you link me to the request?
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20:41.44lightningZI am new to IRC
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20:42.25carolslightningZ: that's ok. it's not that hard to figure out.
20:42.26downeylightningZ: welcome. :)
20:42.34lightningZ:)
20:43.00LenniePro tip that works in most interfaces, there is tab-completion for names
20:43.05LennielightningZ, :)
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20:44.52mjacobhi
20:44.55lightningZI found a project at JBOSS interesting
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20:48.40lightningZAndrew Rubinger is the probable mentor for this project at JBOSS
20:49.19lightningZIf anybody knows his IRC handle please post me
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20:49.40carolslightningZ: have you tried contacting them via *their* mailing list or irc channel?
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20:50.42LetterRipif there are any students lurking looking for an interesting project - allow me to lure you to the Blend side :)
20:51.09lightningZTheir irc channel ??
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20:51.29lightningZThey don't seem to have a separate one...
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20:51.55carolslightningZ: then they might have a mailing list, or maybe they would like you to contact the mentor directly. i assume you've looked over their ideas page?
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20:52.46edsipercarols, done ticket #1742
20:52.51carolsedsiper: great
20:53.09mjacobi'm currently writing my high-school diploma (in germany). am i eligible for participating in gsoc this year?
20:53.27lightningZcarols: yeah
20:53.36carolsmjacob: will you be enrolled in or accepted into an accredited university on april 23?
20:54.15san_Hello!
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20:54.24carolssan_: hello
20:54.28mjacobcarols: no, so i guess the answer is no
20:54.29Lenniecarols, next time ask them to take a good look at the page-> Status: The request has been withdrawn by the sender.
20:54.39LetterRipmjacob: if you have been accepted to univeristy i think so
20:54.43Lennieedsiper, your mentor withdrew the request, you should be able to invite him/her again
20:54.48LetterRipbut check with carols for sure
20:54.48carolsmjacob: then no, you aren't eligible.
20:54.51san_Carols, we have to provide the trascript along with the application or later on?
20:55.01carolssan_: yes, after you are accepted
20:55.04klocatelliBlend side?
20:55.11LetterRipklocatelli: heheh - blender :)
20:55.27klocatelliAh!
20:55.39san_and about application, we have to upoload it or there is some format given to fill in?
20:55.46san_*upload
20:56.29carolssan_: upload? no. but you do apply online.
20:57.08san_carols, ok Thanks :)
20:57.11carolsyw
20:57.12ben_endpointlightningZ:  You can reach mentors by private message or via the #jboss or #jbosstesting IRC channels on Freenode IRC.
20:59.11lightningZben: You need to know the mentor's irc handle to send him a private message. Don't you?
20:59.39hvqhi, do we need to talk to and have a mentor before applying?
20:59.58hvqor the organization will assign mentor after considering our proposal?
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21:00.21carolshvq: it's up to them. ask them how they do it.
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21:01.29klocatelliBlender does look very awesome
21:02.40mikhasklocatelli, if you havent seen it yet: http://www.sintel.org/
21:02.43mikhasdone with Blender
21:02.48hvqcarols: i see
21:03.03klocatelliI actually did see sintel, great short movie
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21:03.21klocatelliI didn't know it was done with Blender though!
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21:26.49qballerChecking out the Whirr project right now, So much cool stuff out there, how to chose ! :)
21:27.16JordiGHchecks out books from the library.
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21:42.25mikhasqballer, choose the one where you feel it's most likely for you to make a successful contribution to the project?
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21:58.48zhulikascan I expect to have something to do at gsoc with Haskell?
21:59.59thiagozhulikas: if you find an organisation that will take a haskell project, sure
22:00.10thiagothe ones that are already working with haskell, if any, are your best bet
22:00.14zhulikasis it up to me to think of a project?
22:00.26zhulikasI thought it's more like
22:00.40zhulikasthere are mentoring organizations with projects and students participating in them
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22:01.55JordiGHzhulikas: It's up to you to find an org with a Haskell project that interests you, or to come up with an interesting proposal, possibly using Haskell, that will be interesting to an org.
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22:05.54thiagozhulikas: organisations will post ideas for projects
22:06.03thiagobut it's really up to you to come up with one
22:06.16thiagodon't copy & paste what orgs post; read it, make your own project based on what you read
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22:06.44zhulikaswell, I have some project ideas but I would like to implement them on my own
22:06.50zhulikaskeeping possible profit to myself
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22:08.28klocatelliprofit :<
22:09.14LennieOpen source and profit, how does it work?
22:09.15thiagozhulikas: well, you'll implement it in Open Source
22:09.21thiagoLennie: it's possible
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22:09.30zhulikasheh, sure
22:09.31Lenniethiago, I know. I just felt like doing a meme :p
22:09.32zhulikassorry guys
22:09.39thiagozhulikas: and you need to convince an organisation to let you do that project
22:09.41zhulikasI am not following the concept well
22:10.44klocatelliremember, unless stated otherwise afaik the org gets IP over your code
22:10.47thiagogsoc is a way for you to execute an open source project, mentored by one of the many open source project communities
22:10.53thiagoso you need to participate in that community
22:11.03zhulikasok, I do not
22:11.11zhulikaswell, sort of
22:11.20thiagoyou don't need to be part of it now
22:11.24Lennie!faq | lennie
22:11.24gsocbotlennie: "faq" is http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2012/faqs
22:11.31thiagobut you need to work in it if you're chosen
22:11.34zhulikasI plan to contribute (as soon as I will get enough experience) to one open source project
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22:11.45zhulikasah, I see
22:11.58Lennieklocatelli, http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2012/faqs#who_owns
22:12.13thiagozhulikas: gsoc is a way for you to gain experience and contribute
22:12.29Lenniezhulikas, experience should never stop you from contributing
22:12.30zhulikasI have experience
22:12.30LennieOne can start very small :)
22:12.31thiagoit's also good because you may be able to do this instead of getting a Summer job
22:12.33zhulikasI want influence and contacts
22:12.35zhulikas:P
22:12.39klocatellihm, maybe it was just the ones I was looking at
22:12.41klocatelli~(O.o)~
22:12.48thiagozhulikas: you'll never have that until you start.
22:12.52zhulikastrue
22:13.03thiagoyou must start from scratch
22:13.09mikhaszhulikas, participate in a project, or go to conferences
22:13.13thiagoyou'll never have influence until people know you
22:13.17thiagoand no one will know you until you contribute
22:13.47Afanhow knowledgable should you be about a proposal? Contributing to the D compilier seems cool but I have no experience with working on a compilier
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22:14.08scorche|shAfan: start getting your feet wet now!
22:14.10thiagoAfan: you're the one who should be the judge
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22:14.21thiagoAfan: do you think you can accomplish your project's goals in 3 months?
22:14.37Afangood point
22:14.42zhulikasheh:)
22:14.49zhulikasin 3 months it's possible to make a prototype
22:14.54zhulikasand get attention
22:14.56mikhasnot good
22:14.58zhulikasto further work
22:15.12mikhasit's better to narrow the scope then, and actually have something finished
22:15.17zhulikasI don't think you can do anything of worth in 3 months
22:15.29thiagozhulikas: there have been lots of GSoC projects of worth, done in 3 months
22:15.30mikhasotherwise, your prototype will end up on the garbage dump of unfinished and forgotten GSoC contributions
22:15.50thiagoyes, many projects end up as... to put it in a good light, proof of concepts
22:15.58mikhas:-)
22:16.10thiagoso yeah, 3 months time of a student with little experience? can't expect much
22:16.17thiagostill, good things happen
22:16.33zhulikas:)
22:16.37JordiGHklocatelli: There is no "gets IP".
22:16.40zhulikashm
22:16.46mikhasthere is that one popular project,  I forgot its name (to protect the innocent), which is notoriously bad at merging GSoC contribs. Usually takes years. They like their patches rotten ;-)
22:16.46zhulikasthe problem is to decide soon
22:16.56JordiGHklocatelli: If you mean "copyright", most orgs do not required you to assign copyright to them for your code.
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22:17.22mikhasif you are not experienced in coding, I would look for a documentation project or such
22:17.35thiagomikhas: the C in GSoC is "Code" :-)
22:17.37mikhas(and then GSoC might not be the right place)
22:17.40mikhasyes
22:17.41agliodbsI didn;'t think documentation projects were part of GSOC
22:17.42ofanso not all gsoc projects will be accepted by communities?
22:17.43JordiGHklocatelli: Google's only requirement is that you release your code under a free license, but you can usually keep copyright.
22:17.48AfanWould that mean they couldn't change the code if they dont have the rights?
22:17.58thiagoofan: clarify the question
22:18.18thiagoAfan: you must give the right to modify
22:18.20klocatelliYeah, I guess I misread or misunderstood someone
22:18.27thiagoAfan: principle of open source licenses
22:18.28mikhasbut in Gnome for example, a very good way to get started is to pick software one likes to use, and start improving the documentation
22:18.29mikhasgets you attention very quickly
22:18.59agliodbsmost OSS projects don't *want* your original copyright
22:19.08agliodbsthey just want you to submit it under the project license
22:19.15JordiGHklocatelli: "intellectual property" is a silly term, and it really does spread confusion.
22:19.24thiagoIP = Internet Protocol :-)
22:19.43JordiGHYes.
22:19.44mikhasand we know that nothing good ever came out of that!
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22:23.05JordiGHActually, I can't tell if any of the orgs require copyright assignment. I can only see gcc...
22:23.23ofanthiago: I mean, not all gsoc projects will be merged into upstream repo, right?
22:23.25JordiGHMaybe another GNU project also requires this, but not all require it.
22:23.56thiagoofan: correct
22:24.01JordiGHofan: Some GSoC projects fail, and being merged into the main repo is a sign of success, but it's not the only one.
22:24.20thiagoofan: like I said, many projects end as proof of concepts
22:24.31thiagoofan: sometimes the student stays and helps it be merged
22:24.36thiagoofan: sometimes it's merged during the project
22:24.40mikhasI think it should be the goal of each GSoC project to eventually become mainline
22:24.54thiagoofan: but being merged is not required for success -- depending on the org
22:25.09ofanthiago: Are these kind of projects still marked as 'complete'?
22:25.23ofanoh I see
22:25.33thiagosome orgs might require it
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22:25.48agliodbswe require all projects have the *intent* of being merged
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22:26.03agliodbshowever, given our dev cycle, that doesn't always (or even usually) happen during the summer
22:26.20chrisoelmuellerwe do require everything to be merged by the "deadline"
22:26.41zhulikasare there some of the gsoc organizers among you?
22:26.52zhulikaswell, it seems like considering the way you speak
22:26.56thiagowas gsoc admin for 4 years in a row
22:26.56Lenniezhulikas, kinda
22:27.15Lenniezhulikas, I break the website occasionally and all the orgs hate me for it :P
22:27.26zhulikas:D
22:28.02LennieOn the other hand some understand our work and are happy to share constructive feedback during the mentor summit
22:28.09Lennie^^
22:28.32chrisoelmuellercan i have both please :P
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22:30.11Lenniechrisoelmueller, you want to be in both groups?
22:30.23chrisoelmuellerof course!
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22:33.35Lennieon a more serious note
22:34.00LennieThis channel is mostly community run and the people who speak here are usually very knowledgeable zhulikas
22:34.54zhulikasI will investigate more before saying something stupid again
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22:35.48JordiGHzhulikas: Unless you insulted my ancestors and I didn't notice, you haven't said anything stupid.
22:35.59zhulikas:D
22:36.17zhulikastells a joke about JordiGH momma
22:36.18kblinLennie: do you already have a feature request to make the "invite a mentor" and "invite a backup mentor" big and orange-ish?
22:36.43kblinJordiGH: well, I'd argue that if he did, and you didn't notice, it was really clever, not stupid ;)
22:36.58kblin</smartass>
22:37.03JordiGHkblin: Maybe zhulikas's ancestors are stupid.
22:37.22gevaertskblin: his mom would have noticed
22:37.25zhulikas:o
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22:37.47agliodbschrisoelmueller: must be nice.  in our project, that's not at all practical
22:37.52Lenniekblin, patches welcome if you dare to sign the CLA :p
22:38.00agliodbswith 1m lines of code, merging in anything new isn't a small task
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22:38.07kblinLennie: I won't
22:38.15JordiGHOoh, are we counting LOC?
22:38.19JordiGHI bet mine are bigger.
22:38.27Lenniekblin, I have a feature request to properly move it to the org admin dashbaord
22:38.32agliodbsJordiGH: which project?
22:38.39JordiGHagliodbs: Octave.
22:38.40Lenniewhich would make it a lot bigger :P
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22:39.05kblinit's not that I don't trust you guys, but I don't trust the company I'm supposed to do the contract with, a contract without a sunset clause or anything
22:39.29agliodbsJordiGH: really?  I'd think it would be more compact.  No?
22:39.45JordiGHagliodbs: Oh, man, we have *such* a mess in here, you have no idea.
22:39.48agliodbskblin: what are you talking about?
22:39.54agliodbsJordiGH: my condolences
22:40.04kblinagliodbs: the google CLA
22:40.06JordiGHI'm actually curious.
22:40.22JordiGHagliodbs: Well, we've had 20 years to accumulate a mess. Our birthday was last month!
22:40.24agliodbskblin: oh, you have to sign one for SOC?
22:40.26JordiGHblows out the candles.
22:40.36kblinnope
22:40.45agliodbsJordiGH: ah, that would explain it.  Postgres is the same.  25 years of accumulation
22:40.51kblinbut you have to sign one to contribute code to melange
22:40.58agliodbsaha
22:41.10agliodbskblin: well, that's between you and google
22:41.15agliodbspersonally, I'm not keen on CLAs
22:41.18kblinright
22:41.35agliodbsit's why I abandoned the Harmony project
22:42.06JordiGHagliodbs: You... win? 720401 LOC here.
22:42.17kblinI'm not giving them my code for free and give their lawyers the fuzzy warm feeling of being able to sue my shoes of if I make a mistake
22:42.25JordiGHOn the branch with the experimental feature, so I hope that's not cheating too much.
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22:42.52Lenniekblin, like that's what the CLA is about
22:42.59LennieAnyhow, we keep having this argument :P
22:43.19Triskeliossigh. grossly underqualified, lazy applicants
22:43.51meflinnot as bad as psychotic ones
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22:44.12kblinLennie: you started it
22:44.20kblin:)
22:44.35Afanpsychotic applicants?
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22:44.47JordiGHagliodbs: It might be fun to count how much of that is the GPL.
22:45.28meflinyep a few buzword claims of code and stuff like that but its always is a run around the circle never can even see it
22:46.31kblinbut I'm happy to agree to disagree there
22:47.02klocatellithat doesn't sound psychotic?
22:47.22meflinthis is year-3
22:47.37kblinTriskelios: I've got some of those, too
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22:47.58Lennie!next
22:47.59gsocbotLennie: "next" is Mar 26 19:00 UTC - Student Application period opens
22:48.02meflindepending on how you parse the last email this idea is 3-4 months old .... ( this is the 3rd year we got this one )
22:48.07Lennie6 days lol :P
22:48.17meflinits not even "on topic" for us and that has been mentioned in past years
22:48.36kblinLennie: yeah, they're very much on time, but still clueless
22:48.39Lenniemeflin, we received an email that was exactly the same as one that the student sent out to another org
22:48.47Lenniejust replaced the name of that org with melange
22:48.52kblincool
22:49.31meflinwell the largest reason this one is standing out is the .. wait ... this is the 3rd year i've seen this
22:49.43Afanthe exact same application?
22:49.57meflinyes
22:50.41LennieI'm off for the day, good luck!
22:50.49kblinLennie: take care :)
22:50.50zhulikasbye
22:50.52klocatelli"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
22:50.54Afanthats really strange
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22:51.01meflinif I hadn't tosted my HD in a upgrade ( my bad ) I would diff them to see if anything is different :)
22:51.03Lennieklocatelli, also called race conditions :p
22:51.15klocatellilol
22:52.49meflinhmm is there a way to see students who applied to you .. who else/what else they applied to ?
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22:53.40edsipermeflin, students app are open on March 26th
22:54.09meflinI already know this
22:54.43zhulikasheh, the only mentor with FP/Haskell is haskell.org :))
22:55.05zhulikasnoone else care about it :
22:55.06zhulikas:(
22:55.59tamaracarols: my card from last year has been stolen. I called Citi bank but they said they can't block it if I don't change the address, and I know google contract said that I can't change the address. please if you can help it would be great. thanks.
22:56.25carolstamara: please email me. i don't discuss personal issues like this in logged public irc channels :-)
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22:58.57meflinhmmm I got a question from another projects mentor the other day .. how do you advertise for students
22:59.33agliodbsmeflin: contact everyone you know at a university through the project
22:59.48agliodbsfor example, we have contributors from MIT, USF, PSU, UCB, and UW
22:59.55agliodbsalso Charles University
23:00.05agliodbsso we ask them to spread the word around
23:00.12agliodbsalso, announce it through your community
23:00.15meflinsure .. in the case in question I'm not sure that does much
23:00.26meflinmail lists/web page ect
23:01.12meflindoes anyone do eww "marketing"
23:01.24meflinmy answer was just about like yours ;)
23:01.58agliodbswell, some of the bigger projects like Gnome have year-round student involvement programs
23:02.31meflinwell the mentorship is for a very small project ( not my org ) I think its like 1 slot in a umbrella
23:04.41agliodbsif it's 1 slot, then you only need 1 student
23:04.54meflintrue ... but you want the best student you can get ;)
23:05.03MatthewWilkeslh!
23:05.17lhMatthewWilkes: greetings from denver, colorado. how are you?
23:05.28meflinlh: visiting?
23:05.37agliodbsmeflin: but I don't know anything which works better than contacting universities directly
23:05.40MatthewWilkeslh: I'm good, thanks, yourself? What's up in Denver?
23:05.46agliodbswell, people at universities
23:05.49agliodbshey, lh
23:05.50meflinI dont either :) thats why I asked :)
23:05.56klocatelli<PROTECTED>
23:06.02klocatelli:P
23:06.10agliodbsklocatelli: Leslie Hawthorne
23:06.12lhklocatelli: Leslie Hawthorn at your service @lhawthorn
23:06.21lhagliodbs: s/hawthorne/hawthorn like the tree :)
23:06.26agliodbsklocatelli: as in former fearless leader of GSOC
23:06.30lhMatthewWilkes: DrupalCon Denver
23:06.35agliodbslh: sorry.  never had to spell it before
23:06.47lhagliodbs: all good, common mistake. that's why I have a phrase "like the tree"
23:07.05meflinlh: make sure you visit biker jim's hotdogs if you are downtown
23:07.10meflin<-local
23:07.44MatthewWilkeslh: The drupal people I follow always seem to be visiting somewhere, it's hard to keep track of where their cons are :)
23:07.47lhmeflin: Cool - will do - thanks!
23:07.58meflinshould be an easy google :D
23:08.04lhMatthewWilkes: next one is in Munich. come for the beer. also some people saying nice things about plone
23:08.12lhcould use a hotdog
23:08.23meflinthese are not your ordinary dogs
23:08.34meflinalso a good stop for breakfast
23:08.45agliodbslh: try "Like the tree, not the author"
23:09.19MatthewWilkeslh: The last PloneConf was in Munich, I was so sad to miss that one.  I would like to visit Germany again
23:09.22meflinif you are at the convention center I know the close in downtown well ( the rest not so much )
23:09.26MatthewWilkesespecially with bavarian food on offer
23:09.35lhagliodbs: I usually do. Or "not like the bridge" when in PDX
23:09.40lhMatthewWilkes: awww, bummer
23:09.57lhmeflin: Yes, at convention center. Suggestions for a) vegans b) gluten free and c) whiskey?
23:10.00lhI only care about c for me.
23:10.29MatthewWilkeslh: New job is going well, though?
23:10.41meflinstranahan's colorado whiskey
23:10.47carolshey lh :-)
23:10.53carolspops up from her pile of work
23:10.54meflinnot sure where you can get a shot tho
23:11.55lhcarols:  hello awesome human. :)
23:11.59lhmeflin: got it will try it
23:12.04lhMatthewWilkes: new gig is awesome.
23:12.08carolslh: same to you :-)
23:12.14lhhands carols a delicious coffee
23:12.26carolsaw thanks!
23:12.29carolssips some coffee
23:12.31lhmeflin: I will find out at the Hyatt bar if they have it. Where I have to go right now. :)
23:12.33carolsi can use it
23:12.45lhcarols: I can only imagine, my friend. Go you!
23:12.53carolsthanks :-)
23:12.56lhwanders off to dinner and drinks meeting
23:13.08carolsit's one of the particularly busy times.
23:13.16MatthewWilkescarols! Hi to you, too!
23:13.37carolshey MatthewWilkes :-)
23:13.39carolshow you doing?
23:14.16MatthewWilkescarols: Good, quiet night in, you?
23:14.27MatthewWilkesBusy as ever? :)
23:14.27carolsMatthewWilkes: not too bad. just crazy busy with work right now.
23:14.30carolsyep
23:14.36carolsmore so than usual, really
23:14.42meflinlh:  wazee supper club and 1515 are prosibles .. nothing definitive
23:17.22agliodbsis melange supposed to work if you're logged into multiple google accounts?
23:18.07MatthewWilkescarols: I bet, it seems like half the emails I have got in the last week are from you answering questions
23:18.28carolsMatthewWilkes: so many questions to answer :-P
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23:26.19agliodbsI don't see my co-admin on "Members of My Organizations"
23:26.27agliodbsshould I?
23:26.32agliodbsI see me
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23:27.41meflinI see my backup admin
23:28.09meflinI see me as well
23:29.11Triskeliosadding admins seems to send invitations that have to be accepted by the user
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