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00:00.17pokoko222do I have to include details like country and school?
00:00.35ojwbi wouldn't say it's vital
00:00.37pokoko222or I can keep that for the application
00:00.44pokoko222right, I mean I want a bit privacy to some level
00:01.20pokoko222ok thank you for the advice ojwb cya later ;)
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00:08.15Lennieanyone from #cc here?
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00:08.41LennieArc, do you have anything to do with them :)?
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00:11.51nadermananyone have an idea what to do if a student who wants to apply to work on an idea partially implements it, then posts screenshots showing what he's been working on, and asks for people to explain to him how to finish it?
00:12.34agliodbsnaderman: take it into account when you evaluate his proposal?
00:12.46nadermanagliodbs: well sure, but what to do now?
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00:13.00nadermando we help him finish it?
00:13.08nadermanas in, improve his application for him?
00:13.19nadermanI suppose other students could do the same, so it's fair?
00:13.28ojwbyou can help him to improve his application, but you should improve it for him
00:13.32ojwbif that makes sense
00:13.32ThomasWaldmannwell, some hints here and there maybe don't harm
00:13.33Lennieat least he isn't afraid to show his work :)
00:13.52nadermanLennie: no not at all
00:13.56ThomasWaldmannjust do not give so much that his application will just reflect YOUR ideas and no student ideas
00:14.04nadermanI'm just really not sure what to do now, to be fair to other students
00:14.05agliodbsoh, you mean the GSOC application?
00:14.17agliodbsnaderman: I was thinking "software application"
00:14.21nadermanThomasWaldmann: right, but if he was just a regular contributor, then I'd just try and help him get it done now
00:14.28nadermanagliodbs: oh yeah I meant gsoc application
00:14.47ojwbnaderman: i think so long as you are prepared to do the same for other students it's fine
00:14.54Lennienaderman, students usually need some guidance if they are new to the project
00:15.06LennieI'm not sure how much is done and how much he wants others to help out
00:15.07ojwbmany orgs provide feedback on applications
00:15.17ojwba few get far too many and just aren't able to
00:15.23nadermanLennie: well yes sure, but basically this guy might be finished with the project if I start helping him a lot now, before gsoc programming period starts
00:15.30agliodbsnaderman: is it the case that he has a project and doesn't understand how the GSOC application is filled out, or something else?
00:15.37ojwbsounds like the project is too easy for him
00:15.48agliodbsnaderman: then he needs a more ambitious project
00:16.01nadermanagliodbs: well the project is going to take him the 3 months
00:16.04nadermanbut if he starts now
00:16.09nadermanthen the 3 months are over when gsoc starts
00:16.13agliodbsnaderman: are there any obvious follow-ups to his project ?
00:16.30nadermannot exactly but sort of
00:17.01agliodbsnaderman: well, that's not strictly kosher but I fail to see the problem.  he does a project, it's completed early, it takes 3 months
00:17.14agliodbshe learns something and you get a feature
00:17.19Lennienaderman, there is no obligation for you to accept him btw :)
00:17.22nadermanagliodbs: the only problem I have is, what do I do now?
00:17.27nadermanagliodbs: how much should I help him?
00:17.32nadermanLennie: I know
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00:17.40agliodbsnaderman: what is he asking for help on?
00:17.56nadermanagliodbs: implementation
00:18.10nadermanthe thing is he hasn't quite properly explained what exactly he's stuck on
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00:18.24nadermanso typically I'd start by asking him to explain in more detail what he's been doing where the problem is etc.
00:18.32nadermanbut I feel like I would end up writing part of it for him
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00:19.49agliodbsnaderman: well, as far as a GSOC applicaiton is concerned, he's not supposed to be implementing it now
00:19.58agliodbsso really what he needs help with is his project plan
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00:20.03nadermanagliodbs: well right, but should I just tell him to stop work on our project?
00:20.16agliodbsnaderman: that's really up to you.
00:20.25nadermanagliodbs: hmm right, I guess I could ask him what he plans to do when in the summer
00:20.27agliodbsit's not a GSOC issue
00:20.31nadermanthen maybe he'll start to see the issue himself
00:20.33ojwbi think it's fine for students to start looking at the project
00:20.36agliodbsit's a "what do you want to do with your time" issue
00:20.46ArcLennie: not really.
00:20.49nadermanagliodbs: no it's not, it's just related, and I was hoping someone here had the same situation before
00:20.55ojwbif they can show you the first step implemented, that's a great qualifying task, and useful to boot
00:21.02nadermanagliodbs: as in "no it's not a gsoc problem"
00:22.06ojwbone of our students last year had a pretty impressive prototype going during the application period
00:22.19JordiGHHuh, people try scams? Fake mentors?
00:22.27ojwbJordiGH: oh yes
00:22.37JordiGHInteresting.
00:22.46ojwbget your mate to apply as a mentor and you as a student
00:22.52ojwbor do both yourself even
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00:23.17JordiGHBut how could that ever work? If the code isn't submitted, it's not like the mentor can say "never mind, sending money anyways".
00:23.24JordiGHThe project would be like, "wtf this sucks".
00:23.40ojwbwell, I doubt many even get accepted as mentors, let alone selected
00:24.02JordiGHRight, but as far as scams go, it seems pretty dumb one and unlikely to succceed.
00:24.05agliodbsJordiGH: yes.  however, the scam artists aren't smart enough to figure that hout
00:24.07ojwbcertainly if I've never heard of you before, I'm not going to approve your mentorship request
00:24.09nadermanojwb: well that's the other thing with this student, I fear what he's done so far looks like a lot, but really wasn't much work at all, I haven't seen any of the actual code, so it might really just be POC gui
00:24.29nadermanand based on how he's asking his questions I have doubts about him being entirely able to implement it completely
00:24.30agliodbsJordiGH: and actually, for really big projects like Apache (200 mentors), one could possibly get away with it
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00:24.39nemoWRT people offering to mentor
00:24.46nemo(off mailing list)
00:24.52ojwbnaderman: yeah, i'd suggest seeing the code not just screenshots
00:25.05nemopeople out of the blue, who know nothing about project.  pretty weird. we just got that too
00:25.10agliodbsnaderman: anyway, student applications aren't even open yet
00:25.20ojwbnemo: some may just be after a t-shirt
00:25.20nadermanagliodbs: indeed
00:25.50JordiGHagliodbs: How does Apache select mentors?
00:26.12nemoojwb: or hoping the cash to the org will go their way maybe? *shrug*
00:26.23agliodbsJordiGH: from what I can tell, it's an administrative nightmare
00:26.25ojwbperhaps
00:26.39ojwbthe cost of applying to mentor is certainly low
00:26.53agliodbsbut I'm not part of it, so I don't know for sure
00:27.03ojwbemail spam doesn't stand much chance of success either, but still it comes
00:27.19JordiGHBut email spam has some chance of success...
00:27.25JordiGHI can't imagine mentor scamming ever worked.
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00:27.51JordiGHI would imagine an org admin can override a scammy mentor?
00:28.14ojwbi've never admined an org with more than 5 slots, but if I ran an org that side, I'd look for evidence of a past contribution history before approving mentors, or a vouch from someone I know well in the community
00:28.17nadermanJordiGH: which requires the org admin pays enough attention?
00:28.21ojwbs/side/size
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00:29.40agliodbsojwb: I just remember that it was Apache last year asking Google to do something to help them validate the scammy mentors
00:29.50agliodbsbecause they accidentally approved a few
00:29.57ojwboops
00:29.58agliodbsapache has a *lot* of sub-projects
00:30.03ojwbyeah
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00:30.25gevaertsJust accepting them isn't enough though
00:30.34JordiGHPresumably you pick lieutenants in the subprojects and they can override scammy mentors?
00:30.50agliodbshopefully that's what they're doing this year, yes
00:31.13agliodbsit's funny for me to get the applications
00:31.28agliodbsgiven that I know most of our contributors by sight
00:31.43JordiGHIRL?
00:31.54agliodbsyeah, we have a LOT of events, worldwide
00:32.14agliodbsand I've been on the core team for 9 years
00:32.40JordiGHWhat project was this?
00:33.15ojwbpostgres
00:33.21JordiGHRight, forgot.
00:33.22JordiGHYou told me.
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00:50.32downeyDo we know how many orgs are new this year?
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00:55.06ojwbdowney: yes, it was in the blog announcement
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00:55.31downey41, nice
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00:55.56ojwb?
00:56.00ojwbah
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00:58.31klocatellifudge
00:58.33ojwb177 now
00:58.49ojwbthe gods of irony are cruel
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04:24.30digitalknighthi
04:24.43digitalknighti just wantedto know
04:25.11digitalknightis gcompris participating in  gsoc (under gnome)?
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04:25.24ojwbask them
04:25.53digitalknighti did
04:26.11digitalknightobody replied on their channel
04:27.02ojwbit's unlikely anyone here knows
04:27.21ojwbbest bet is either wait for an answer or email
04:27.25digitalknightojwb: Ok,thanks a lot
04:27.34summatusmentisor you could ask the gnome project
04:27.49digitalknighti'll do that
04:27.59digitalknightthanks verybody
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05:34.43vivek1729can anybody tell me how to get in touch with mozilla. I mailed the mentors. Also tried the irc. But they haven't replied.
05:35.07vivek1729And i know its really important to communicate with an org u want to do a project with
05:35.17vivek1729what do i do?
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05:39.25klocatelliafaik you *really* should get in contact with the org before you submit your proposal
05:39.32klocatellitry following this: http://www.booki.cc/gsocstudentguide/making-first-contact
05:45.09klocatellifurthermore they are probably very busy and inundated with requests, so be patient
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05:46.27vivek1729i hope so
05:46.43vivek1729coz i definitely don't wana spam
05:47.23klocatelliyeah, definitely don't do that. if you sent them a mail, they have it and there's no reason to send any more
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05:51.20tomprincevivek1729: How long have you waited? It can be upto 24h for irc, and potentially longer for email. (timezones and people idling and then reading backlog)
05:52.01vivek1729its been 2 days.
05:52.21vivek1729the worst part is the time zones. seriously
05:52.38vivek1729and i have tried communicating with some orgs that i am interested in.
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05:52.43vivek1729No replies yet :(
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07:20.40skbohraSoliton, it's that time of year again!
07:20.46skbohraaah!
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07:42.40kaisighs and wishes he was more of a javascript guru
07:43.10|Kev|What a peculiar thing to wish for :p
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07:45.23kaiI've got some users who are running computational jobs on my server, completely clogging it up at the moment
07:45.39kaisome other users emailed me about it, and I looked at the running jobs
07:46.23kaiit's just big jobs, nothing much I can do, but I found that due to the parameters they chose, the results will be completely useless, too
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07:47.27kaiand I'd like to check the filesize of the file they want to upload and warn them to consider selecting a non-default option if their file is > 20 MB
07:47.39|Kev|Ahhar.
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07:48.46thebolthi kai, |Kev|
07:48.54|Kev|Top of the morning to you :)
07:49.00kaiseems like there's something in html5 that should allow me to do this, but I don't really get the w3c specs google turns up
07:49.08kaiand I'm sure there's javascript magic to do this
07:49.19kaiat least in all browsers I care about
07:49.34kaiold IE can go to hell for all I care
07:51.54theboltthis is weird.. now i will first write some code as a kernel mode driver, to later port it to be in userspace..
07:52.07theboltusually it goes other way around
07:52.11kaithebolt: isn't that like the wrong way around?
07:52.17kaiyeah, just my thought :)
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07:56.03Gogolanybody working on android development...?
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07:56.47kaino, I do work on robot development occasionally, but never on humanoids...
07:57.11|Kev|kai: That's your story and you're sticking to it?
07:58.11kaiwell, I can do robot development in C, for android development, I gather you're supposed to use java
07:58.41kaihmm, seems like I need to s/old IE/IE/ in my above statement
07:58.51|Kev|What a shame...
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07:59.44Gogoli want to discuss android project ideas
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08:00.50|Kev|Gogol: Then you're best off looking at the org. list, checking for tags of Android, and chatting to those orgs.
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08:01.46Gogolyeah i am doing that also
08:01.47kaiI think I've seen OpenIntents on the list of orgs
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08:01.58Gogolthank you anyways
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08:09.24theboltkai: well, thing is.. i have framework in-kernel for it, SPI driver etc..
08:10.05theboltkai: but kernel mode introduce a bit too much latency in my case.. so i am thinking to reimplement it using usermode i/o things (no interrupts or DMA or so is used.. just register writes and busy-waiting IO bits etc)
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08:11.30|Kev|This discussion is so backwards :)
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08:11.58abhinav082Anyone here from SImpleCV?
08:12.14|Kev|!anyone | abhinav082
08:12.14gsocbotabhinav082: "anyone" is Instead of looking for mentors from specific projects here, you will likely get much better results by speaking to that mentoring organization themselves. Try searching for the org's contact info or even just try a /join #<mentoring org here>
08:13.39ericb2hello
08:13.46ericb2FYI :  http://eric.bachard.org/news/
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08:14.00thebolt|Kev|: which one? :)
08:14.40|Kev|thebolt: "Writing it in the kernel's too slow, I need it in user space"
08:14.55thebolt|Kev|: didn't say too slow, i said too much latency
08:15.07|Kev|Right, I'm (deliberately) paraphrasing.
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08:15.46thebolt|Kev|: basically i end up doing switch to kernel -> some small processing -> a loop writing 8 bits to a register, then busy-waiting for a bit to be set before writing next 8 bits.. loop 4 times -> exit back to userspace
08:16.03thebolt|Kev|: now if i can avoid the switch to kernel and exit back.. well, should save some time ;)
08:16.10|Kev|Ahhhh.
08:16.50thebolt|Kev|: basically it is about sending 2-4 bytes and getting as much data back from a sensor (or well, a bunch of them) over SPI/I2C bus
08:17.13|Kev|At this point I'm happy I live further up the stack.
08:17.32ericb2people who got questions about Apache OpenOffice proposals can contact me
08:17.35thebolt|Kev|: i designed and built (soldered) the board it is running on ;)
08:18.28kaithebolt: ooh, did I mention I'm building a CnC router? :D
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08:19.41kaithebolt: with a 2.2 m x 1.05 m work area
08:20.16theboltkai: thats pretty big.. not for hard materials then i guess? we'll probably buy one, but limited to about .5x.5m (CF and ALU stuff)
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08:23.08kaithebolt: nope, just for MDF, chip board and other wooden material
08:24.11kaiwe're building the router frame from MDF, too, we don't have metalworking equipment and a very limited budget
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09:43.27fcerullovery quiet here this morning
09:43.39fcerulloim the owasp gsoc administrator
09:43.43zhulikashi
09:43.49fcerulloif anyone interested to have a chat
09:44.00zhulikas:D
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10:32.18alina_does anybody know if there are any other ways to get in contact with openCV team (besides email)?
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10:33.19|Kev|alina_: Is email not working?
10:33.23|Kev|How long have you left it?
10:34.18chrisoelmuellerif that's the only communication channel listed on the org page, there's a reason for it usually :)
10:34.24alina_i dont know, 18 hours ago. since we dont have much time for discussion i expected faster responce..
10:34.42chrisoelmuellerturns out they also have an irc link there though. tried that?
10:34.42|Kev|I would usually expect a reply within a couple of days.
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10:35.26|Kev|Did you mail the mentor directly, or the mailing list?
10:36.26alina_i tried irc, by now no responce
10:38.17alina_i mailed to the address given (opencv-gsoc-2012@itseez.com) . i am not sure if one should subscribe to a mail list.
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10:39.39alina_there is no assignment of mentors to the projects, so i did not know which mentor i should mail.
10:39.46ojwb18 hours isn't much time for someone in a different timezone with a job
10:40.04|Kev|Right.
10:40.11|Kev|A couple of days is a more reasonable expectation.
10:40.22ojwbthat's just 3 hours of sleep and 15 hours of work
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10:41.35ojwbalina_: bear in mind yours probably isn't the only email they've got from prospective students
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10:42.16alina_ok, thanks. i just was not sure, how it works
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10:45.58|GsoTn|Hello, I need some help because I'm a little bit confused :/ I want to participate in a project ! I don't know what to do now ? I must wait for the 26th to register ? or I must give some idea to some organization to get accepted :/
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10:48.55|GsoTn|#HelpPlz :)
10:49.26gevaerts!studentguide | |GsoTn|
10:49.26gsocbot|GsoTn|: "studentguide" is http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCStudentGuide/
10:53.02maxr_Mostly just suggestion time, incase you think you could provide a more effective solution to the companies' or mentors' problems.
10:53.24ojwbmaxr_: most mentoring organisations aren't companies
10:53.34maxr_Right right.
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10:53.52ojwbseems to be a common misconception though
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10:55.09maxr_Just the first word that came to mind. The nuance is important enough to note.
10:55.28chrisoelmuellerwe usually get several patches by interested students in this phase of gsoc who want to make themselves familiar with our code
10:55.54maxr_We can get source this early?
10:56.08ojwbum, it's *open* source
10:56.10|Kev|maxr_: You may have missed the point of *open* source a little :)
10:56.11maxr_Yeah
10:56.12maxr_lol
10:56.13chrisoelmuellerwell, open source, amongst others, means that everybody can get it :)
10:56.17maxr_I just thought that one out
10:56.21maxr_Its 4 am
10:56.28maxr_And I've been working non stop lol
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11:06.15zhulikaswhere can I find examples of past gsoc projects?
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11:06.54zhulikasI have some ideas about open source projects but those are more like application implementations
11:07.05zhulikasnot libraries, or work on existing complex codebases
11:07.27zhulikasI mean an interesting web application for a specific use case
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11:08.35gevaertszhulikas: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/projects/list/google/gsoc2011 might help
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11:08.58gevaertsOnly abstracts though, not full proposals
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11:11.00zhulikashmm, also...
11:11.16zhulikaswhat about implementing a language support for microsoft visual studio?
11:11.37zhulikasvisual studio is not open source
11:11.42zhulikasbut plugin would be
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11:13.05gevaertsThat's something to discuss with the specific organisation you're thinking of
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11:14.23pokoko222how do people know what I have changed in the project
11:14.29pokoko222can they see changes only, in github?
11:15.00pokoko222if that is the case, will they see changes in files, for example if I added accidentally an empty space?
11:16.38gevaertsOf course
11:17.38pokoko222ouch
11:17.52pokoko222so that means if I add code and then delete I might have left empty space
11:17.58pokoko222and they will see that file as changed
11:18.05gevaertsDon't do that then
11:18.14maxr_Great part of version control is they can roll back to a place where you didn't mess up
11:18.16pokoko222so what do I do, I will have to download their source again and replace the file
11:18.18|Kev|pokoko222: What's the problem with that?
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11:18.27|Kev|(With showing a whitespace difference)
11:18.37pokoko222|Kev|:  well I don't want to waste their time
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11:18.52pokoko222I mean it happens, you go in a file make changes and then decide to revert back...
11:18.53maxr_We're all students bro, that's why we're here. To learn.
11:19.13|Kev|Unless you're re-indenting the code (big no-no), I don't think adding a blank line is going to cause any patch reviewers much pain.
11:19.13maxr_Well, except for the mentors and organizations, but you know what I mean.
11:19.34gevaerts|Kev|: that should still be avoided I think
11:20.07|Kev|gevaerts: Sure, but I don't much care about it. I'm not going to reject patches for introducing a blank line somewhere inoccuous.
11:20.09pokoko222I will just replace the file
11:20.12pokoko222with the original
11:20.27|Kev|pokoko222: Which your version control system will happily do for you, if you ask it to.
11:20.43pokoko222I know very little git for now :)
11:20.50pokoko222just to make it through the day
11:21.03gevaerts|Kev|: I tend to get extremely annoyed if I spot unintended whitespace changes in one of my own commits :)
11:21.22pokoko222but I already got 500+ lines of c++ code for the project I am interested in so... I am ok with the project I just wasted some time in learning stuff like git, gdb and rest
11:21.45maxr_Time is never wasted when learning git
11:21.48maxr_it will save your life
11:21.50maxr_multiple times over
11:22.07pokoko222you guys here helped me a lot ... if I get in gsoc I am buying beer for some people here
11:22.10pokoko222:D
11:22.20maxr_I don't drink, but when I do....
11:22.22maxr_nahh...
11:22.25pokoko222oh boy :D
11:25.59pokoko222gotta go guys catch you later
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13:47.59fcerulloanyone looking for advice regarding owasp gsoc projects?
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13:49.08ojwbfcerullo: it's better to do that on your projects channels
13:49.27ojwbif 180 orgs all discussed their projects here, it would be unbearable
13:49.55fcerullono plan to discuss the projects openly
13:50.04fcerullojust making myself available
13:50.26fcerulloand if someone wants to follow up I could go through the details privately
13:50.34|Kev|ojwb: I said this yesterday, I didn't get anywhere.
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13:51.36ojwbhey ho
13:52.05ojwbif 180 orgs all did what you are doing, whatever you think that is, it wouldn't work well
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14:13.30ChadWindnagleQuick question. I'm an admin for an org - we won't be expecting or planning for students to work / in teams/ with other students, correct?
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14:13.58ChadWindnagleI'm under the impression that students will only be really working with the assigned mentor and possibly some other consultants
14:14.39gevaertsChadWindnagle: they should work with the mentor and community, but student projects should *not* depend on other gsoc students
14:14.44sfbChadWindnagle: Students should not be reliant on each other for successful completion of their projects.
14:14.56ChadWindnagleOkay, that's about what I thought
14:14.57|Kev|ChadWindnagle: They can 'work together', but not in teams.
14:15.09|Kev|Getting the students interacting with each other and with the community at large is a Good Thing.
14:15.17|Kev|Just not when the projects interrelate.
14:15.18sfbChadWindnagle: Collaboration is always encouraged but students should be independent from other students and preferably from "toxic" changes within your own code stream.
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14:15.48SmoiHi o/
14:16.18|Kev|If you're very careful, you could even manage to have two student projects that depend on each other - but you'd have to be so careful to ensure one could succeed if the other student went AWOL etc. that I wouldn't consider it.
14:16.44|Kev|That is - I don't think it should be attempted :)
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14:17.15sfb|Kev|: We had one last year to convert all the legacy JDBC to Hibernate. We had so many interested students we split it up.
14:17.27pokoko222I have made a clone of the project repo and wrote some code on my machine... what do I do now?
14:17.34pokoko222how do I send this to github for review
14:17.39|Kev|pokoko222: Find a beginner's guide to Git.
14:17.41sfb|Kev|: But it required careful cooperation between the mentors to make sure that each student was working on a different module and didnt duplicate any work.
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14:18.00pokoko222|Kev|: yes but just in summary, what am I looking for
14:18.10|Kev|pokoko222: "commit" in the first instance.
14:18.15|Kev|"push" in the second.
14:18.28pokoko222thanks will read more now
14:18.31|Kev|sfb: That's not really student projects depending on each other though, is it?
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14:18.53|Kev|It's more one big project dependent on lots of students, but without interdependency between the students.
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14:20.05sfb|Kev|: Not directly, but it was risky enough since they were in essence working on the same code.
14:21.11|Kev|sfb: Right.
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15:10.52qballerA lot of action in this room in the past couple of days I got to say.
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15:15.10qballerSo What kind of interesting projects have you encountered
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15:21.48Pat:)
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15:24.05Lennieqballer, 176 of them since yesterday :P
15:24.29qballerLOL :D
15:25.24qballerWell, seriously researching them and understating if you want to do 1 out of 176 is basically a GSoC project by it's self :)
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15:25.36qballerI've narrow it down to 3 projects.
15:25.43qballernarrowed*
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15:26.52mpreislerqballer: unless you tell us at least some area you are interested in, it's hard to give any recommendations
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15:27.40qballerWell Java Server Side was my first goal but than I found some stuff that caught my eye before I started GSoC
15:27.45qballerSo I'm down to
15:27.48abhiin1947Lennie, search the tags for the topics you are interested in..it might help u narrow down
15:28.05qballerASF- Whirr, Tor, Mono.
15:28.10qballerI did that.
15:28.17qballerIt helps.
15:28.29Lennieabhiin1947, I'm an admin :P
15:28.35mpreisler:D
15:28.36Lennieabhiin1947, in fact I control the website :P
15:28.39qballerlol
15:28.56Lennieabhiin1947, thank you for trying to help me though :D
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15:29.09abhiin1947Lennie, lol :D
15:29.24abhiin1947Lennie, i dint notice the column on the right :P
15:30.02pokoko222what kind of code should I submit for review, as patch, or precondition for gsoc application... for example I have implemented lots of algorithms for a project but I havent yet made it possible for the user to call them from command line
15:30.08pokoko222would it be ok to submit the code like that
15:30.34gevaertspokoko222: ask the organisation
15:30.35blast007depends on the organization.  ask them what they are expecting.
15:30.42qballerYou need to supply code to a GSoC proposal ?
15:30.46pokoko222yes
15:30.50kai!this cookie | Lennie
15:30.50gsocbotLennie: "this cookie" is for you
15:30.57pokoko222but it is not done yet, but still I want to submit faster
15:31.05gevaertsqballer: depends on the organisation. Some will ask for that
15:31.09pokoko222cause other people might submit similar stuff
15:31.17qballerHmm..
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15:31.25qballerDidn't know that.
15:31.31pokoko222I mean it is not that cruical anyways
15:31.34pokoko222I already have the algorithms
15:31.42pokoko222but now you cant call them from command line
15:32.03pokoko222it will take me a day or more to find out how they parse command line calls ... instead I could just let them know of what I did now
15:32.12pokoko222before someone else sends similar things :D
15:32.34tomprincepokoko222: Why are you telling us this. Go talk to the org.
15:33.33pokoko222ok
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16:00.12GenXcan one send more than one proposal to same organization ?
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16:00.28mpreislerGenX: yes
16:01.06GenXmpreisler, thanks
16:01.12mpreislerGenX: I think talking with the community and figuring out the more desired project and then working hard on that proposal is better though
16:01.29GenXok
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16:14.52mpreislersnizzo: hi
16:15.39snizzosnizzo: hi
16:16.43snizzompreisler: kulik? :P
16:17.07mpreislersnizzo: yup
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17:04.46DrinknDerive_Hey everybody!
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17:07.27DrinknDerive_Hey there I'd love to participate in the summer of code but I don't have much experience I've only taken a Object orientated programming class and a few python classes.
17:07.54Catfish_Man*oriented
17:08.24DrinknDerive_Thanks for your input!
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17:08.43Catfish_ManDrinknDerive_: more seriously, you should look at projects that were completed last year
17:08.47Catfish_Manand see if there are any you feel you could have done
17:09.56gevaerts!goodenough
17:09.56gsocbotgevaerts: "goodenough" is Am I good enough to be a student for GSoC? http://www.booki.cc/gsocstudentguide/am-i-good-enough/
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17:11.39DrinknDerive_Hey guys thanks so much for your time!
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17:47.01suyogphi,can i get email id of mentor for processing.org?
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17:54.07agliodbssuyogp: wait, what do you need exactly?
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17:57.28suyogpagliodbs:i am vey much interested in processing,but I am not able to get the contact detail of mentor.Their site is saying to signup(paid) to post queries.
17:57.57suyogphow can i contact mentor of it?
17:58.03agliodbssuyogp: you're a student, and you want to contact a mentor?
17:58.10suyogpyes
17:58.21agliodbswhere's their project page?
17:58.25tzbobsuyogp, are you talking about the e-cidadania mentor?
17:58.30agliodbstheir ideas page?  that should have contact information
17:58.47tzboboh, nevermind ^^
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17:59.53suyogptzbob-no
18:00.35suyogptheir ideas page dont give any idea about mentor.
18:01.39suyogphere is idea page-http://code.google.com/p/processing/wiki/ProjectList
18:02.35tzbobhow about their forum?
18:04.06suyogpTheir  forum site is saying to signup (for which we have to pay ) to post queries
18:05.25Michituxwhy do you need to pay for the forum? I haven't signed up there, but I couldn't see any hint in the singup form that one needs to pay for it
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18:10.44suyogpi used zoho
18:10.51marinazsuyogp: you can join #processing channel on this server and ask there
18:11.00marinazit's the development channel for the project
18:11.28suyogpok
18:11.30marinazbeyond that look at there bug tracking system and instructions for getting involved: http://code.google.com/p/processing/
18:12.01suyogpthanks
18:12.04marinazsuyogp: you are right that they don't provide a contact mailing list or IRC channel; probably worth pointing it out to them
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18:20.08sumnhyhi! i want to participate in gsoc 2012.
18:20.18sumnhyhow should i proceed??
18:20.38gevaerts!studentguide | sumnhy
18:20.38gsocbotsumnhy: "studentguide" is http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCStudentGuide/
18:20.38ChadWindnagle<PROTECTED>
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18:21.08sumnhyhmm! thanks..:)
18:21.23sumnhyi wil refer to student guide
18:21.30ChadWindnagleGood luck!
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18:22.03sumnhythanks
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18:24.24Annaahey,for gsoc student application:Is it that the sooner you send the application,the better are chances of selection.?
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18:24.57gevaertsAnnaa: not entirely. The sooner you start talking to the organisation the better
18:25.07Catfish_ManAnnaa: The only thing that influences your selection is what mentors decide based on the information they have available.
18:25.24marinazAnnaa: the more you connect with the mentor, agree about a useful project, and contribute small patches, the better your chances
18:25.49gevaertsThat said, submitting early definitely doesn't hurt and seriously reduces the risk of accidentally missing the deadline
18:26.11DrinknDerive_Where can we get start talking to the mentors
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18:26.44AnnaaK..
18:26.47AnnaaThanks..
18:26.51Catfish_ManDrinknDerive_: in order for an open source project to exist, the people involved have to be able to communicate. Find out how they do it, and then do the same. Typically, irc or a mailing list
18:27.05agliodbsDrinknDerive_: the Ideas Page of the project to which you want to apply should have contact information
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18:27.12agliodbsas should the project profile on Melange
18:27.38bsb_hi! couldn't find scilabs in selected organizations list today. It was there when new list was out. Infact there website is still showing that they have been selected.  So r they?
18:28.29agliodbsmaybe their GSOC project name is different?
18:28.33gevaertsbsb_: my guess is you're not looking properly
18:28.40gevaertsThey're in the list
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18:31.36marinazsuyogp: yeah, it looks like there is really no handy info - saw that you just posted a comment on their wiki - that makes sense; maybe look for who Ben and Andres Colubri are, find their blogs, and see if you can find their e-mail addresses; but mainly just figure out as much information about the proposed ideas that interest you the most and find small bugs you can fix in the meantime
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18:35.33marinazsuyogp: also, not sure if there is their current list for development because the archives are not showing up, but you can try subscribing http://mail.processing.org/listinfo/dev
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18:39.25agliodbshmmm.  someone from google should bug them.   I'm surprised that processing.org got accepted without solid contact information
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18:40.52suyogpagliodbs: I agree
18:41.17agliodbscarols is offline right now though
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18:42.45Michituxsome people have used their forum, see http://forum.processing.org/search/gsoc - but I can't see any recent replies to these topics there
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18:44.40Michituxand on the homepage they have a list of developers (link is at the bottom) with links to their blogs where you can find email adresses (at least for the first I checked)
18:44.43novicefrnds i am getting problem in locating contact to refer my mentor..plz help
18:46.01noviceits rare i hav checked but not found much
18:47.32agliodbsnovice: what project?
18:48.12novicewait i hav to get tht link
18:48.23gevaertsrecommends not avoiding vowels
18:48.25marinazsuyogp: with respect to IRC, just hang out on their channel for a couple days - see what kind of discussion it has - if you see someone who knows what they are talking about, repeat your question then :)
18:48.53marinazgevaerts, you give excellent recommendations :)!
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18:49.25suyogpmarinaz: i am not getting any response from there channel
18:49.31|Kev|gvrts - rght
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18:50.08GenXdoes mentors have any monetary aid ?
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18:50.20|Kev|GenX: Often not.
18:50.34marinazsuyogp: yes, I see (I joined too) - that's why I'm saying hang around for a couple days and see if the channel is how the key developers communicate at all
18:50.46|Kev|The orgs get a relatively small amount for each student mentored, but that often (usually) doesn't go to the mentors.
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18:50.57|Kev|*usually?
18:51.02GenXok
18:51.12|Kev|(That was supposed to be a question, I don't know if it's usually)
18:51.14suyogpya ill try that
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18:51.37suyogpthanks marinaz for ur response
18:51.54|Kev|"your", please.
18:52.11suyogpr u a mentor?
18:52.19gevaertsUnless you mean Tell el-Muqayyar :)
18:52.32|Kev|Please use full words and not text speak.
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18:53.03marinazsuyogp: sure, hope it works out with processing - just follow all the other info on their ideas page and what Michitux said about developer blogs is also worth checking out; if not check out these friendly projects that have mentors readily listed http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/Mentors
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18:53.34agliodbsyeah, what is it with the 1337-speak today?
18:53.38suyogpMarinaz: thank you very much
18:53.58marinazsuyogp: welcome!
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18:55.46ApplifyI might be wrong, but mentors, aren't there too many android devs participating or is this normal?
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18:56.28|Kev|Students or orgs?
18:56.35Applifystudents
18:57.01|Kev|Applications haven't opened - no-one's participating yet :)
18:57.32Applify:) on the forums atleast
18:58.05|Kev|I don't think that's a representative sample.
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18:58.12Applifyor probably im just nervous coz theyre all competition for me... :P
18:58.44gevaertsMaybe there's only one too many ;)
18:59.00Applifyhaha
18:59.19tzbobApplify I'm having the same issues
18:59.31tzbobself confidence is getting a punch in the face XD
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18:59.55Applifyyes exactly
19:00.42gevaertsNumbers don't mean much. Write the best proposal you can and start impressing the organisation(s) of your choice now, and you'll have a better chance than the majority
19:01.03tzbobI've been focusing on bug fixes
19:01.14gevaertsnods
19:01.16gevaerts!stats
19:01.16gsocbotgevaerts: I have 2 registered users with 2 registered hostmasks; 1 owner and 0 admins.
19:01.20gevaerts!numapps
19:01.20gsocbotgevaerts: "numapps" is 180 of 406 potential mentoring orgs were accepted in 2012. In 2011, 175 of 417 orgs were accepted; 3731 potential students submitted 5474 proposals, of which 1116 were accepted. In 2010, 151 of 367 orgs were accepted; 3464 students submitted 5539 proposals, and 1026 were accepted.
19:01.35tzbobI'm a programmer though, not much of a writer I hope that's enough
19:02.03tzbobI'm kind of scared that a lot of people will write an epic proposal haha
19:02.09gevaertsThat sort of thing ^^ is rather misleading. We don't have numbers on how many of those 5539 proposals were simply unusable, but it tends to be a significant number
19:02.26Applifyunfortunately the application duration is in the middle of my exams
19:02.48tomprinceApplify: so write you application now.
19:03.00tzbobI'm writing a thesis during the preparation period
19:03.00Michituxwe had last year one mobile app idea, a significant part of our applications was for that idea, but the majority of these applications had a pretty low quality
19:03.20ApplifyI would if i get replies from the orgs im in talks with
19:03.36tomprincetzbob: I suspect many developers (i.e. potential mentors) are somewhat similiar.
19:03.44tzbobI hope so
19:03.49ApplifyMichitux: how would you define a low quality application?
19:04.10|Kev|Not answering the questions in the form is a good start.
19:04.11tzbobI'll go all out during summer so I hope I won't get declined because of that
19:04.21|Kev|Not contacting the org before the end of the application period, etc.
19:05.09MichituxApplify: no details, we didn't have any idea if the student had understood what we want or it was obvious that he hadn't, in many cases there was no way for us to see if the students was capable doing the project
19:05.18gevaertsSummarising the idea instead of expanding it
19:05.39|Kev|Or, an excellent one, copy/pasting the same application to multiple orgs.
19:06.22Michituxwe did also ask for ui mockups, I think we had one or two students who managed to provide very simple ui mockups
19:06.42Michituxand one of them promised them with deadlines he didn't adhere to
19:07.07Applifyhmm, and does it matter If i start getting involved a bit later than the others but before the deadline? especially for patch submissions?
19:07.27Michituxiirc only one of the students was actually able to show us that he had written any android application himself before
19:08.28|Kev|Applify: It matters, generally, only in as much as it gives you less time to do what's needed.
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19:08.49Applifyi see
19:09.05ApplifyMichitux: Going through the forums right now I see all android devs having ample experience to show...or atleast say that they have
19:09.30gevaertsAlso, if you don't have time to start actually working on patches now, you might have time to discuss ideas
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19:10.11MichituxI think one problem if you are late is that you have less time for reacting on feedback from the org, i.e. you write something, the somebody reacts, you adjust, ... - that cycle could need some time
19:10.22Michitux*then
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19:11.43ApplifyI think talking to the orgs isnt a problem in terms of time, but making patches etc. could be a problem, especially when youre trying everything in parallel to your exams..
19:11.57gevaertsThis unfortunately is again one of those things that depend on the organisation. Some popular orgs get lots of applications, so they can afford to be *very* picky. Others will get a lot less, so they'll provide more feedback and be more understanding of that sort of problem to get at a decent number of decent proposals
19:12.38MichituxApplify: I meant something like: you post a mockup, three people reply, you post a new revision, again some people reply, ...
19:12.38ApplifyHow much would showing existing projects (hosted on github etc) related to the area of development can replace making patches/demos ?
19:13.02gevaertsTechnically you can still provide patches until the decision deadline. The actual application deadline is less important, but again, it depends on the org...
19:13.31gevaertsApplify: that will help a lot, actually
19:13.38Applifyoh great.
19:13.46Ko_loApplify: showing github projects won't show that you are involved in the org project, but it still help a lot
19:14.27Guest51623it's like any resume, experience vs. interest in the org
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19:15.24tzbobApplify: most orgs even ask for your projects or github
19:15.46Applifyyes i noticed that. But those are generally the ones who arent asking for patches..
19:16.34mgugelif you're developing an android app, patching their main software isn't representive of showing you can develop the app
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19:16.38mgugelmakes sense no
19:16.53Michituxfor us it was two things: a) show that you have understood the project by showing mockups, doing a little plugin, patch, ... and b) show that you can code with code quality etc. and for point b) your github projects count of course
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19:21.28Michituxmgugel: and yes, I would agree with that, other orgs might see that differently, but you can still convince by e.g. knowing how the android app would be structured, make some ui mockups and explain how the workflow could be etc. and then of course your existing projects count or if you can create a little prototype with a tiny part of the functionality for the application
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19:28.08dodevups
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19:28.46gevaertsrecommends shopping for a new password :)
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19:30.20JordiGHI recommend this for generating passwords: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/569669/
19:30.50|Kev|JordiGH: Not http://xkcd.com/221/ ?
19:31.20gevaertsis happy that sshkeygen.com seems to be gone :)
19:31.30JordiGHI suppose you're taking this approach? http://xkcd.com/916/
19:32.06JordiGHBut seriously folks, I'm really happy with xkcd passwords. I just wish more things let me use them and realised how they really are secure.
19:33.06JordiGHgevaerts: What was that?
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19:33.49gevaertsJordiGH: exactly what you'd expect. A website that generated ssh keys for you and promised not to keep the private key around
19:33.57JordiGHwut
19:34.17|Kev|Sounds like an important service.
19:34.34|Kev|Did it also offer to install it in authorized_keys if you told it the hostname and password?
19:35.08gevaertsI have no idea if it was malicious, a joke, or just done without thinking
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19:37.45JordiGHassumes malice because stupidity will not suffice.
19:38.53JordiGHMy old email password was sunspotsmirkoverpopulatesthought.
19:38.56JordiGHGood stuff.
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19:39.34Ko_lobless you JordiGH
19:40.05JordiGH?
19:40.08JordiGHI didn't sneeze.
19:40.29Ko_lothought so with your password :)
19:41.00JordiGHsunspot smirk overpopulates thought
19:41.02JordiGHIs that better?
19:41.18Ko_looh, yes :)
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20:20.51carolsserves some tea and cookies
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20:22.20Ko_lothank for tea with some cookies in mooth
20:22.42gevaertscould use some tea
20:22.53meflinmmmm tea
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20:27.23gevaertscarols: we had some trouble earlier finding contact details for processing.org. It seems to be basically impossible to figure out how to contact them properly, even for more experienced open source people
20:27.39carolsgevaerts: alright, i'll email the admins
20:28.12gevaertsGreat. Students *will* be grateful!
20:29.32|Kev|I had a brief look around, and it wasn't entirely obvious to me either.
20:30.00|Kev|I think I decided that the ToS of the forum talking about paid services wasn't relevant because the forum itself wasn't a paid service, but it was pretty offputting.
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20:40.23pokoko222I am sending my first code tonight :D
20:40.27pokoko222woh it is hot
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21:22.48*** topic/#gsoc is http://www.google-melange.com Google Summer of Code 2012 has started! Accepted organizations have been announced. You can check out the timeline: http://goo.gl/FQb2b and the FAQs: http://goo.gl/Lh4R8 for more information.
21:23.02riesHey all, for tomorrows rejected organizations session, I am suppose to register or can I just hang out here?
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21:23.31carolsries: you'll just hang out here. you'll be asked to reidentify yourself with the name off your org, but it will all be revealed to you
21:24.00carols!logs
21:24.00gsocbotcarols: "logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc/
21:24.25riescarols: ok… Somebody else handled our registration, M am just a backup and he asked me to register and put my name for feedback…
21:24.34carolsries: that's fine.
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21:24.45riesthanks carols
21:24.49carolsyw
21:25.01riesI am on free node… as always… more then a decennia already!
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21:30.40carolskai: you around?
21:31.54carolskblin: maybe on this handle?
21:31.55carols:-)
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21:34.01agliodbscarols: he was here this morning
21:34.11carolsok, no problem. thanks agliodbs
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21:40.29pokoko222I see people send code through github
21:40.44pokoko222is it ok if I send on mailing list just the one file I worked on for review?
21:40.55pokoko222and ask for further guidance whether I should send code on github
21:41.26gevaerts!learn itdepends as That depends on the organisation. Ask them.
21:41.26gsocbotgevaerts: "itdepends" is That depends on the organisation. Ask them.
21:43.02pokoko222yeah but sometimes I am scared :D
21:43.22pokoko222what if they say oh dude you should have sent on github bla bla
21:43.37gevaertsThat's why you ask them!
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21:43.54pokoko222ok I guess I got no other option I will just send the file and ask for guidance
21:44.12pokoko222I still have time to submit for official code before deadline
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21:47.20tomprinceBetter to ask questions, and show you are interested and maybe look silly, then to not speak at all.
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22:06.48pokoko222what is the difference between github commit and a push?
22:07.11agliodbscommit commits to your *local* repo
22:07.17agliodbspush pushes to github
22:07.27pokoko222by local you mean on my pc
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22:08.13Jooles_pokoko222, The point is that this way you can commit even when not anywhere near net access
22:08.45gevaertsI'd say that that's a useful side effect of the lot, not the main point
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22:09.00pokoko222so once you guys code something what do you do
22:09.21pokoko222I wrote lot of code but dont know how to send to github
22:09.24gevaertsTest, check for compiler warnings, and test again :)
22:09.34pokoko222no I meant once you are done with that :)
22:09.41Catfish_Manpokoko222: http://sixrevisions.com/resources/git-tutorials-beginners/ :)
22:09.42pokoko222and want to submit code to be reviewed for gsoc
22:09.47gevaertsFix the bugs!
22:10.07pokoko222I did not fix bugs but I wrote 800 lines of algorithms these days :)
22:10.13Catfish_Manpokoko222: depends on the project. You should find out what their procedure is
22:10.26Catfish_Manpokoko222: for WebKit, for example, you post a patch in bugzilla and mark it as needing review
22:10.48pokoko222I am scared to send file on mailing list
22:10.59pokoko222I can say there what I did only and ask for further guidance how to submit
22:11.16pokoko222has it happened... probably has :D someone to steal code on mailing lists
22:11.23gevaertsSteal?
22:11.32Catfish_Manit's friggin' open source code
22:11.36Catfish_Manhow can it be stolen?
22:11.38gevaertstells pokoko222 about this concept called "open source"
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22:12.31gevaertsWell, it can be, but not in a way that's very interesting within the gsoc context I think
22:14.01pokoko222Catfish_Man: you just have to be careful
22:14.07pokoko222someone can take it and say he wrote it
22:14.09pokoko222:D
22:14.15gevaertsAnd then what?
22:14.20Catfish_Manpokoko222: no they can't. It's on a public mailing list, with your name on it, before that guy said it
22:14.25gevaertsHe'll get pointed at your mail
22:14.53pokoko222so I am safe to send code ONLY to mailing list
22:15.05gevaertsis confused
22:15.07pokoko222and not at github...
22:15.11gevaertsWhy not?
22:15.14pokoko222oki doki
22:15.17Catfish_Manpokoko222: posting it on github is also public, with a date attached
22:16.49pokoko222what commands do you use on linux to post on github
22:17.02Catfish_ManI don't use linux, or post on github
22:17.09gevaertsI'm pretty sure github has a page about that
22:17.22pokoko222gevaerts: well it has lots of pages
22:17.33pokoko222wont make it to read, I need to send code in half an hour
22:17.35pokoko222:(
22:17.44pokoko222in worst case I will send on mail list
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22:18.14Catfish_Manpokoko222: being capable of reading documentation and figuring out how to submit a patch is actually one of the things many mentors filter candidates on
22:18.24Catfish_Manit indicates a baseline level of self-reliance and comprehension
22:18.45pokoko222oh boy
22:19.10pokoko222can I read/learn everything I need to know in hour?
22:19.35Catfish_ManI don't know, can you? It's generally relatively simple
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23:10.07schumamldoes melange show me my role inside an org anywhere?
23:11.47ThomasWaldmannschumaml: are you the first org admin?
23:11.53schumamlno
23:12.20ThomasWaldmannthe org admin has a display "members of my org", but is not listed there himself
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23:35.21LennieThomasWaldmann, schumaml should be fixed next release :)
23:35.29Lennieif not now
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23:37.49ojwbdoes the person nominated as backup admin on the application get made an admin automatically?
23:37.58ojwbmine isn't showing up in the list either
23:38.25meflinthey must be invited
23:38.44ojwbta
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23:40.14schumamlwasn't this automatic in previous years?
23:40.30meflincan't say first year as primary admin
23:41.51meflinit seemms obvious tho :D
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23:42.18JordiGHSigh, Google, please don't set background colour in text fields without also setting foreground and viceversa.
23:42.22ojwbschumaml: not sure
23:42.34JordiGHBlack is *not* the default foreground colour. Nor is white the default background.
23:42.41ojwbsilver!
23:43.02JordiGHThere is no default. They've recently changed their CSS to set the background without setting the foreground.
23:43.23ojwbthe default background should be silver, like in the good old days
23:44.01gevaertsYou mean the default default background?
23:44.13JordiGHYou guys don't use dark themes?
23:44.20JordiGHThis is really obvious with a dark theme.
23:44.31ojwbdon't use themes at all
23:44.37JordiGHYes you do.
23:44.40JordiGHYou must use some theme.
23:44.51JordiGHOr you must have accepted the defaul theme that was given to you.
23:45.17ojwbwell, you're making assumptions there
23:45.34ojwbthough they are probably correct
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23:45.59JordiGHI'll file a Melange bug...
23:46.15JordiGHWhere's the url?
23:46.27JordiGH!bugs
23:46.28gsocbotJordiGH: "bugs" is http://tinyurl.com/new-issue
23:46.36JordiGHThanks.
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23:47.13ojwbmelange isn't really very "google"
23:47.37JordiGHgoogle.com has started doing this too.
23:47.44JordiGHThey've spread the bug elsewhere.
23:49.10meflinI hope you had a good nowruz JordiGH , I did
23:49.17JordiGHmeflin: I did.
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23:50.37JordiGHSo it's supposed to look like this: http://jordi.platinum.linux.pl/piccies/melange-screenshot.png
23:50.45JordiGHInstead it looks like this: http://jordi.platinum.linux.pl/piccies/melange-profile-screenshot.png
23:51.01JordiGHNot enough contrast in text fields. Difficult to read.
23:51.46ojwbi don't think anyone's trying to claim it isn't an issue
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