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00:28.49Lenniekblin, wassup?
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00:29.51ojwbLennie: the "needs action" filter on requests doesn't seem to be applied when the page loads
00:30.10ojwbyou have to change it and then change it back to get it to actually filter on the thing it default to
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00:31.07Lennieyeah
00:31.18LennieI noticed something similair like that a few days ago
00:31.23LennieI just filled in a bug report on it
00:31.29Lennie*filed
00:33.10ojwbcool
00:33.21ojwbnoticed too, but failed to get to filing a bug
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00:33.42ojwbdid the "tinymce" disable option get removed?
00:33.52ojwbi thought there was one in the profile before
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00:50.20Lennieojwb, you should file a bug for that :)
00:50.40Lennieojwb, I believe the user settings form isn't displayed on your profile anymore
00:50.47Lenniewhich is where that lives
00:53.41Lennieojwb, nm to file a bug :P
00:53.53LennieI already filed a related one right now and my guess is it will resolve both our issues :)
00:54.07Lennieojwb, do you want me to disable tinymce for you?
00:55.11ojwbLennie: no, it's ok for me - i suggested a student having issues with tinymce reformatting pasted HTML used it
00:55.16ojwbbut it wasn't there
00:57.10Lenniehmm, I believe tinymce itself has a raw button
00:57.29ojwbLennie: yes, someone else pointed that out
00:57.29LennieAnyway, getting an opensource text editor is not easy :p
00:57.42ojwbthough oddly not on the mentor commit form
00:57.53ojwbum, comment not commit
00:58.08LennieAh yes, we might be showing a simpler toolbar there
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05:34.01qdbhello. i think if google payed 10$ every day, so, it is 30*10=300, 300*3=900$, and then added 4100$ at the end, it would be good for some participants.
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05:35.26qdbbecause some people may not want to participate in this , waitning for money 3 months, and working. though this is not payment, but like grant from google, it has many payment features.
05:35.38Triskeliosqdb: that's basically impossible with the amount of logistical overhead in transferring money
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05:39.51qdbTriskelios, but other less overheated payments possible. for example prepaying 300$ before first month, then again after first month, then after 2nd month, then paying left sum at the end.
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05:48.54cpolymeriswhy would you do that?
05:49.37cpolymerissomething like 90% of projects are succesful
05:49.49marchaelmoney should not be a main priority
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05:56.41ojwbpeople have suggested splitting it into more pieces before, and the answer has been that it's too hard
05:57.14ojwbyou do get $500 at the start IIRC
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05:58.40cpolymerisit wouldn't make any difference in the end, would it?
05:58.55cpolymerisyou still get the same $, so what is the point?
05:59.08cpolymerismore incentive to finish?
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06:00.43_hsrwhat if an org have more good proposals than the slot limit
06:01.08_hsrIs there any possibility of reassigning them?
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06:06.51kblinin the olden days, we only ever got $4500, and that only after the program was done
06:07.18kblinso you didn't see any money until you passed the final eval
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06:10.58cpolymerissure. but it seems the success rate has increased from the olden days
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06:18.38qdbhello. (i has not seen your talking about the topic)
06:19.11qdbit is simple, some people may want some money to but food during 3 months etc
06:19.20qdbto buy
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06:22.36kblincpolymeris: I'd correlate this to the mentors being smarter about screening for good applicants
06:23.07cpolymerisyeah, you're probably right
06:23.12cpolymeristhe experience
06:23.23kblinI certainly wouldn't select any student who came with a project proposal like the one that got me accepted in 2005 :)
06:23.34cpolymerisheh
06:23.43kblinat least not without much more interaction with the student
06:24.04cpolymeriswhat was the proposal, if I may ask?
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06:24.56kblinImplementing the NTLMSSP SSPI provider for Wine
06:25.35cpolymerisno idea what that is :)
06:25.46cpolymeriswhy wouldn't you consider it, today?
06:26.23_hsr<qdb> it is simple, some people may want some money to but food during 3 months etc
06:26.30_hsrdid anyone read that?
06:26.46cpolymeris_hsr: yes
06:27.13_hsrwonders why he got away from trolling
06:27.20cpolymerisqdb is right... some people *need* a summer job
06:27.36_hsroh I didn't know that
06:29.04qdbsuch people will not go into gsoc, they will go to job
06:29.22_hsrqun, you were serious?
06:29.52_hsrI took the irony in that :(
06:30.25qdb_hsr, do you know how much money people earn for a hour of work arounf the world?
06:30.35qdbgsoc is for all world
06:30.54_hsrconsidering students, not much here I guess
06:31.06kblincpolymeris: the proposal isn't very well structured, and a bit on the short side
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06:31.22qdbi think many people may want and need that in some countries or places
06:31.41_hsrbut from where I am from, India, you have your parents for the financial support
06:31.52cpolymeriskblin: i see. more about formal things than about the task itself
06:31.56kblincpolymeris: arguably, in 2005 the "webapp" to apply was a webpage with a single text field that sent an email to chris, who then had to manually forward the applications to the respective org
06:32.05qdb_hsr, it is ok, but parents may not support gsoc
06:32.19qdbthey may blame
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06:32.31_hsrtrue, I messed up my academics for GSoC
06:33.04kblincpolymeris: http://kblin.org/code/gsoc/2005/application.html
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06:34.00qdband there may be are starvation/hunger in some countries like somali
06:35.53cpolymeriskblin: haha. terribly vague.. no timeline, "maybe do this, maybe do that..."
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06:36.08cpolymerisand you finished it succesfully?
06:36.13kblinsure
06:36.20kblinnot the way I proposed there, of course
06:36.33|Kev|Orgs got a lot smarter since then.
06:36.58kblinthe library I proposed to use didn't really exist at that point, it was just in Andrew's bachelor thesis
06:37.23kblinwhich I had read, and thought "Oh, it's in an academic thesis, it must be great"
06:37.24cpolymerishaha
06:38.16kblinbut it got me into gsoc as one of 400 people, out of > 9000 applications
06:38.39kblinarguably, most of the applications in 2005 would be classified as "spam" these days
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06:39.03ojwbi suspect the students probably have more idea now too
06:39.04cpolymerisyes, I have seen some which are really just copy-pastes from the ideas page
06:39.24cpolymerisoh, you said in 2005
06:39.25ojwbthere's things like the student guide to help them understand how things work
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06:39.38kblinright
06:39.48kblinin 2005 nobody knew how this was supposed to work
06:39.52|Kev|Back then it was hard to work out what to do.
06:40.05|Kev|Today you get as much information as you can eat, if you want it.
06:40.05ojwband many probably know other students from previous years
06:40.06cpolymerisyou mentoring this year, kblin.. or still a student?
06:40.27kblinwell, I'm an admin for two orgs
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06:40.55kblinI'm still a phd student, but was a gsoc student the last time in 2007
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06:41.05cpolymeristhen you have a better notion, probably, of how proposals have improved
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06:41.33kblinthe ones that get accepted certainly have improved
06:41.36kblin:)
06:41.59kblinman..
06:42.14kblinreading over my old app, things really changed over the years
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06:42.34kblinin 2005, "find a place to put up the code" really wasn't straightforward
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06:42.51kblinwine was using CVS back then
06:42.53cpolymerisI guess it also depends on the org-- the org I am applying this year is far more exigent than last year's
06:43.04kblinnot just "fork the project on github"....
06:43.15kblingod I feel old now
06:43.26kblingoes sit in the sun in his rocking chair
06:43.30|Kev|kblin: As you should.
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06:44.53cpolymerisi am sure in 2005 things like sourceforge already existed
06:45.27cpolymerisopen source repo sites, I mean
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06:45.40|Kev|Yes, but you can't fork CVS.
06:45.49|Kev|Nor branch with it.
06:45.57|Kev|(With any sanity)
06:46.01ojwbyou can fork, but it's rather one way
06:46.16cpolymerisnever used that... started with svn
06:46.29|Kev|SVN's almost as painful.
06:46.33ojwbsame issue really - you can't just clone the repo and sanely recombine
06:46.49ojwbto operate sanely you need commit access
06:46.55cpolymerisbut you had branches, if i remember correctly
06:46.58ojwbor something like git svn
06:47.06|Kev|cpolymeris: Yes, but not in any meaningful sense.
06:47.07ojwbyes, but you need commit access to use them
06:47.12cpolymerisoh, sure
06:47.21|Kev|You can't merge branches back into trunk in any sane way.
06:47.27kblincpolymeris: in 2005, "fork" was a bad four-letter-word
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06:47.40ojwbit's not as bad as it was - svn merge helps
06:48.03ojwbit's certainly not as slick as git, etc though
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06:50.40cpolymerisfor my last year's project I never touched the core code... it was so well modularized that it wasn't necessary
06:50.50cpolymerisfor that, svn would have been perfectly sufficient
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06:51.34cpolymerissee... poor versioning systems force you to write better code :P
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06:54.10kblincpolymeris: no, bad versioning systems just get you turned away from developing software
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07:13.44qdbhello. i proposed day by day payment (10$ every day) at first because i am muslim and i have herad story about muhammed said: http://www.hadithgarden.com/2011/02/give-worker-his-wages-before-his-sweat_27.html , and as i said, gsoc grant have many payment features, and it indeed may be comfortable for many people
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07:14.57|Kev|qdb: Are you aware that what you propose gets the students their money slower than what currently happens?
07:15.57|Kev|Students get $500 up front - that's 50 days' pay by your schedule, which is significantly longer than the midterm, where students currently get their next chunk.
07:16.15|Kev|So it's worse for the students and (presumably much) worse for Google.
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07:16.34qdb|Kev|, i did not know that
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07:29.31timurfhello, i am a mentor for m-lab http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/org/google/gsoc2012/mlab
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07:30.11timurfspecifically on the paris traceroute activities http://code.google.com/p/paris-traceroute/
07:30.31timurfthis is the first year that we are participating in gsoc
07:31.08timurfi was on this channel before and it was suggested we improve our melange page
07:31.25timurfi'd be interested in any comments folks might have on our current presentation
07:31.34timurfalso on our keywords
07:32.05timurfwe have a few students interested and participating on our irc channels #m-lab and #paris-traceroute
07:32.17timurfbut not as many as i had hoped
07:33.02timurfperhaps it is because we are not well known, or perhaps because we could be doing a better job of getting the word out
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07:37.51cpolymerislooks good to me, timurf
07:38.05cpolymerisperhaps more focus on what the student can do for you
07:38.06timurfthanks, cpolymeris
07:38.17cpolymerisa more prominent ideas page
07:38.54cpolymerisor a statement at the top of the page like "you can contribute with this and that"
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07:39.07timurfindeed, we only refer to the ideas fairly low down on the page
07:39.18cpolymeristhere is a frame at the top
07:39.25cpolymerisbut it doesn't stand out
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07:40.25timurfi'll get right on that
07:41.18cpolymerisi have no experience with this, just a student, so take it with a grain of salt
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07:50.47timurfno, i think it's a good point
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07:54.57ojwbtimurf: i wonder if that's just too much text for the page on melange - it forces a narrow width on you, which makes it look really long and puts you off reading it
07:55.21timurfthat's entirely possible ojwb
07:55.53qdbwould you give me link to place saying 500$ is given up front, and i will search it myself
07:56.29ojwbthe faq?
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07:57.40ojwbyes, load faq, search page for 500
07:57.41ojwbqdb: ^
07:57.45ojwbwas that really that hard?
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07:58.34qdbojwb, i had not started to search it
07:58.46qdbthank you
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08:00.22ojwbit's not right at the start, but it's at the start of the coding period
08:00.39ojwbnot many students fail to get that far
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08:01.28cpolymerisis there a list of the factoids gsocbot knows?
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08:02.31ojwbcpolymeris: I think you can ask it, but please use query if you're going to ask it a lot of things
08:02.44ojwb!gsocbot
08:02.44gsocbotojwb: "gsocbot" is http://gsoc-wiki.osuosl.org/index.php/Gsocbot
08:03.02ojwbshould be instructions there
08:03.29cpolymerisyeah. i saw that an was playing with it, but didn't work
08:03.34cpolymeristhink the interface changed
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08:07.48ojwbunhelpfully, the query interface isn't the same as the in-channel interface
08:08.18cpolymerisfigured it out, thanks
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08:16.20funnycapHi
08:16.34funnycapCan I submit two different proposal to the same project?
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08:16.49funnycapI mean, to same organization.
08:16.59funnycapfor two different projects
08:17.11cpolymeris!multiple
08:17.11gsocbotcpolymeris: "multiple" is http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2012/faqs#more_than_one
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08:17.56kolyaflashcpolymeris, This is not exactly what he need.
08:18.21cpolymerisheh. sorry
08:18.29cpolymerisfunnycap: yes, you can
08:18.46cpolymerisbut can only work on one, of course
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08:23.19kolyaflashcpolymeris, but how? I think that we can't.
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08:24.16cpolymeriswhat do you mean, kolyaflash?
08:24.39cpolymerisyou go to the accepted org list, select the org
08:24.45cpolymerisand click "submit proposal"
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08:25.42kolyaflashcpolymeris, yes. And I must write about several projects in one application?
08:25.56cpolymerisno... write one application
08:26.10cpolymeristhen do the same thing again
08:26.38kolyaflashcpolymeris, thats i. I got it! thanks
08:27.01cpolymerisnp
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08:35.39ojwbfunnycap: talk to the org before spending the time on writing two applications
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08:36.23ojwbthey might be able to suggest one is a much better choice for you, which'll save you a lot of work
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09:30.52epsilhm ... edited my proposal using plain html, but the formatting is kinda weird
09:31.02epsillinks and list elements are larger than the other text
09:31.27epsilsomething is fishy about the stylesheets, methinks
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09:38.13vytasMorning all, if I know what project I would like to work on, can I offer same project to couple orgs instead of one. In case they will get little space and could reject due to it only?
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09:43.56buffygvytas: You can do what you like, but working hard on an app and developing a relationship with a community will give you the best shot. Trying to work on multiple proposals creates its own set of risks.
09:45.00ojwbvytas: submitting the same proposal to different orgs isn't going to work - they'll be interested in projects working on their own code
09:45.20ojwbwe get one or two like that each year, and they just go in the "no" pile
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09:45.49buffygThat's also very true: submitting the *same* proposal to multiple orgs will make your app look spam-like.
09:46.06vytasbuffyg, I do understand it, and I am confident about myself, but we all have seen what happened to so many orgs due to limited space.  I would like to use this opportunity kindly offered by Google (=
09:46.09ojwbreally, it makes your app spam
09:46.20vytashmm true ojwb
09:46.23ojwbvytas: it's ok to submitted a couple of proposals
09:46.30ojwbbut sending the same one out isn'
09:46.33ojwbbah
09:46.39ojwbisn't going to help
09:46.49vytaswell I don't even saying same proposal, but on same subject.
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09:47.54buffygI'd again emphasise the importance of engagement and feedback.
09:48.09buffygThis is the advice I give for application to our org: http://wiki.illumos.org/display/illumos/How+to+write+an+excellent+GSoC+proposal
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09:48.30vytasbuffyg, I read it yesterday. Thanks for it (=
09:50.11buffygThat's org-specific, but I would emphasize that a general objective of GSoC is to cultivate long-term contributors to FOSS. Engaging deeply with an org is pretty crucial.
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09:54.04vytasand again I am coming back to my situation. As I want to write my final year project on "this" subject. That is why I am searching mentors for it. Which stands that at least a year after GSOC I will stay with them.
09:56.12buffygSure. My point is simply that GSoC is an immersion program. The best kind of immersion is to be involved with an org well before GSoC. If that's not the case, immersing yourself in an org is the next best thing. If you get an understanding of their priorities, develop relationships with the community, and contribute or at least submit code during the application period, that's immersing yourself now.
09:56.52buffygIf you spend time trying to deal with multiple orgs, you will dilute that, which creates its own set of risks. It's up to you which way you want to go, but decide between approaches with both eyes open.
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10:00.42vytasSure, well I will write best Proposal as I can for org I chose months before. And than will see if any time is left =)
10:02.17buffygGSoC isn't like a lot of summer internships or industrial placements: it should be continuous with community involvement. You don't show up after the school year is over and start work. It leaves you with a very different kind of accomplishment. If you're already engaged with an org before the application period, you've definitely got a strong start.
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10:07.02buffygMy only other suggestion is, if you feel your proposal is pretty polished, consider spending time left before the deadline working on contributions to the project that demonstrate your capability to execute. If you have a viable WIP, mention it on the app, and keep at it through the review period. Show that you're dedicated to the project and passionate about your proposal by keeping working while awaiting a decision.
10:08.34vytasbuffyg, yes and as I said I am confidence about it. but I don't want to risk and loose place only because of limited space. and I appreciate the fact that people work hard to spread their communities. I personally, did a lot of volunteering in my life and I am up to stay with community and update/maintain the project. I believe everyone should do that.
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10:09.43vytasbuffyg, I like your last suggestion. Will do that, thanks
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10:11.56kblinwow, Mr. Kofi Anan himself wrote me an email just now.. on a cursory glance, he needed someone to help him turn off caps lock
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10:16.57ojwbkblin: I can top that - google sent me an email offering me $5000 just for sitting at home and writing some code
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10:20.18kblinojwb: pfff, who'd fall for that?
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11:11.24sharwhat is SSH keys in launchpad? how do we set one/
11:11.28shar??
11:13.24schumamlshar: do you know what SSH is?
11:13.33manstishi, if I want to add a new proposal to https://community.jboss.org/wiki/GSOC12Ideas do I need to submit through Google's SoC page or just edit the wiki?
11:13.44manstisI am registered as a RH mentor
11:14.22sharschumaml, it means secure shell.. something needed while transfering data.. its related to cryptography.. am i right?
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11:14.32schumamlyes
11:14.48ojwbmanstis: you don't need to go through google, but your org might have procedures
11:14.59sharso how do i know my ssh id? and how do i set it in launchpad?
11:15.06manstisojwb, thanks
11:15.17sharits asking for it while branching out.
11:15.19schumamlshar: it works like this: a publish key is one a server, the matching private key on the system you're connecting from
11:15.22ojwbit's getting a bit late for new ideas - I think applications close in less than a week now
11:15.27schumamls/publish/public/
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11:16.17schumamlon the launchpad profile page, you can add a public ssh key
11:16.33sharsorry. didnt get you.. i am quite new to this.. can you explain??
11:16.47schumamlhttps://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/CreatingAnSSHKeyPair
11:17.48sharso basically i need to create it first in my system through the terminal?
11:17.50schumamlthis explains how to create a sh key pair, and points to https://launchpad.net/people/+me/+editsshkeys where you upload the key (that is, paste the content of the public key file into a form)
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11:17.59schumamlyes
11:18.29sharokay.. will work on it now..
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11:21.00pylixhow do you apply as a student?
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11:24.56vytaspylix, go to gsoc 2012 website, press register at the bottom, than press apply
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11:29.08pylixthanks
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11:30.14hughsieHey all. Is there any way to publicly vote down any GSoC entry without looking like an asshole? I appreciate it's a bit of an odd question.
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11:38.56d34th4ck3rIs there a anyway to find out accepted proposal from previous years?
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11:39.40d34th4ck3rhughsie: you mean project or a proposal ?
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11:44.43hughsied34th4ck3r, well, i'm just looking at the list of projects for open icc this year
11:45.09hughsieevery single one is mentored by the same person and i don't see one idea that seems worthwhile
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11:46.40sharschumaml, i have generated and imported my ssh key.. do we require a custom ssh key to be added?
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11:48.44schumamlno. this would be if you want to e.g. have one key per server
11:50.11d34th4ck3rhughsie: well, I suggest , you should mail this issue, along with the drawbacks of each of the project into their mailing list ccing it to gsoc mailing.
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11:50.37hughsied34th4ck3r, and try not to come across like an asshole... :)
11:51.12d34th4ck3rhughsie: exactly, I guess they'll be more that happy to improve on your suggestion.
11:51.31d34th4ck3r*than
11:51.31ojwbthey would have shown their ideas list to google as part of the org application process
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11:52.26hughsieit just seems a shame when i see some many other projects get refused places and this one is going to be a waste of time and money again
11:52.58hughsiethe only person that's applied to do any of the projects on the page is the same guy who did it last year
11:53.04ojwbwell, it's google's money
11:53.21hughsiei suppose
11:53.28hughsiemaybe i shouldn't get so worked up about it
11:53.43gevaertsI'm pretty sure that 90% of the applications in the list shouldn't be there. The only thing is that it's not the same 90% for any two people :)
11:54.21gevaertsdoesn't see what's so bad about those idea
11:54.23gevaerts*s
11:54.31schumamlhughsie: what makes you certain that non of their ideas is worthwhile?
11:54.52ojwbschumaml: perhaps he's colour-blind
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11:55.01hughsieschumaml, I'm the author of colord
11:55.27hughsiewe've got 99% marketshare in distros now as a color management framework for linux
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11:55.45hughsiethe "competitor" project is oyranos
11:56.16hughsiewhich basically has no users (check popcon or ohloh)
11:56.58hughsieso i've got a totally vested interest
11:57.32ojwbyou're not making a great case here
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11:57.55hughsieojwb, sure, perhaps not.
11:58.10schumamlsems like a huge incentive to not do anything foolish
11:58.31schumamland why does this keyboard drop e characters
11:58.59hughsieschumaml, sure, it's just so frustrating.
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12:00.58schumamlbut it looks like neither oyranos nor colord need to worry about getting a lot of users - it's not obvious whether one of them works on Microsoft Windows
12:01.01schumamlruns
12:01.19hughsieschumaml, you don't need a color management framework on Win32 or OSX
12:01.29hughsiethey've each got their own native ones
12:01.38hughsieWCS and ColorSync
12:02.11gevaertsdoesn't think gsoc is the place to settle which of several competing projects is the best
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12:02.52hughsiegevaerts, sure, agreed. but there must be some kind of rules about the same student doing the same project year-on-year?
12:04.35gevaertshughsie: I don't have enough information to know if that's the case. If you feel it is, I think you should talk to carols, without involving the mailing list
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12:05.20hughsiegevaerts, i might just leave things alone. as ojwb says, it's not my money and i'm hardly impartial
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12:06.14ojwbthere's certainly no rule against students returning to the same org, or students who are already active with an org working for it in gsoc
12:06.25ojwbif they're doing the exact same project, that smells fishy
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12:07.10schumamlhughsie: btw, http://www.oyranos.org/ vs. http://www.freedesktop.org/software/colord/ - which ones wins in presentation, in your opinion?
12:07.23ojwbdoesn't seem ideal if they really only have one mentor, but perhaps he's retired or it's part of his job
12:07.47hughsieojwb, no, he's a color consultant
12:07.56schumamlmaybe you should do something about that - if I had to decide about project viability based on their web pages, colord wouldn't win
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12:08.47hughsieschumaml, sure, that's a fair comment. I'd direct you to check the different mailing lists tho, or even check http://www.freedesktop.org/software/colord/faq.html#oyranos
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12:10.39schumamlinteresting, but tl;dr for the majority
12:10.51hughsiesure
12:12.15qballerWhen do mentor need to register?
12:12.25qballerin the GSoC site.
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12:14.26olasdqballer: I think now is the good time, as you need time to review applications
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12:20.32ojwbqballer: aren't you a student?
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12:21.29qballerI am, I'm asking for my mentor. :) He already reviewed my proposal and said it's good. It's just an issue of Org slots.
12:22.42ojwbthose won't be known for a while yet
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12:26.23r_iri1989hello
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12:27.17waheedhi everybody, can  I ask the mentors to review my proposal before I submit it?
12:28.50waheedqballer ..do you mean that mentor can tell you about his review before the result announcement ?
12:29.13r_iri1989yes, you should talk to them
12:29.58r_iri1989contact your mentor directly through the organization, most of them will guide you to write your proposal
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12:33.03waheedthat is great
12:33.08waheed:)
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12:34.56r_iri1989It is, good luck!
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12:37.02kblinhughsie: I find the concept of "competing" open source projects a bit weird, and it sure is a minefield
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12:37.59hughsiekblin, sure. i think competition is a needed bit of open source
12:38.14hughsieif one project takes a series of bad decisions, you can't let it bring down the ecosystem
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12:38.24hughsieyou have to innovate and grow to survive
12:38.54hughsiewhich means, multiple teams working on the same problem. firefox / opera / chrome for example
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12:39.31kblinI'm not sure that counts
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12:39.55hughsiekblin, okay, dcop v.s. dbus might be a better example
12:39.56kblinthere's company interests behind each
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12:40.56kblinfor an all-hobby-developer project, having another project do the same thing means there's someone else out there to share ideas with
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12:41.57kblinryzom core and worldforge both build tools that you can use to build MMORPGs, so that'd be 'competition' by your definition, I guess
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12:42.15kblinwe're doing GSoC together, so that doesn't sound very competitive to me
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12:43.28kblinfor a competition, you need win and loss definitions
12:43.47kblinfor a hobby project, I win as long as I get to have fun hacking
12:44.11kblinthat's completely orthogonal to the existence of other programs doing the same thing
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12:44.40kblinbut maybe my perspective is skewed. I aim at closed-source software when I pick "competitors"
12:44.54kblinit's much easier to root for the underdog ;)
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13:09.21abhiin1947hi
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13:10.10abhiin1947i'm interested in the idea "Tracker add-on for source control" idea listed in the ideas page
13:10.57abhiin1947would the patch for http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/7951 be considered as a "related patch"?
13:11.17abhiin1947i mean...a patch that is related to the idea
13:11.42ojwbabhiin1947: you need to ask on the haiku channel/list/forum/...
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13:28.10brlcadis there a way to only display valid submissions by default every time we visit #proposals_submitted ?
13:29.04brlcadpresently displays All, the drop-down selected is already on "Valid", so actually have to select a different filter then back to Valid to get our list
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13:37.09coderhshey, can i edit or modify a proposal that I have submited to google-melange website
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13:40.18zimba12coderhs: yes
13:40.25zimba12just: Edit Proposal
13:40.54coderhsk thanks :)
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13:48.27dragansah__
13:48.36InfinityLIn the gsoc application for the homepage URL can I give the link to my G+ page?
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13:50.08kolyaflashInfinityL, No one denies.
13:51.20InfinityLkolyaflash: What would you put if you were in my place
13:51.23InfinityL??
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13:52.43kolyaflashInfinityL, I was in your place, and also wanted to put it, but I didn't do that.
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13:53.59InfinityLkolyaflash: You didn't put anything there or you did'nt put your G+ homepage link ? :)
13:55.00kolyaflashInfinityL, I have not a blog or other, so I didn't put anything.
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13:56.30InfinityLCool....You were in my place....literally :)
13:56.36InfinityLThanks for the help
13:56.43kolyaflashInfinityL, I think you might put link to git or stackoverflow account or something similar.
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13:57.18InfinityLHmmm...That seems better....Now that I do have a git account!
13:57.40InfinityLWhen did you take part in gsoc?
13:57.54kolyaflashInfinityL, :)
13:58.18kolyaflashInfinityL, in 2012 I very much hope
13:58.43InfinityL:D
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13:59.36InfinityLSo are you a bachelors or masters student?
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14:00.50kolyaflashInfinityL, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specialist_degree
14:02.16InfinityLSounds cool!
14:02.26InfinityLYou also a CompSci student?
14:04.28InfinityLWhat projects are you looking at?
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14:06.50kolyaflashInfinityL, yes i am. I looking to kernel.org and sahana for now. And you?
14:07.30InfinityLI am looking at apertium and mozilla ....
14:07.50InfinityLAll the best for your application
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14:08.06kolyaflashInfinityL, :)
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14:38.58jaypandahey.. what are the organisations that offer computer vision related projects ?
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14:42.20sahilcan anyone help me please i have accidently registered at the time of mentors registeration not i am not able to apply as student ..can anyone please tell me how can i remove my mentor account..
14:43.35downeysahil: you might try the #melange channel
14:44.46JordiGHThat seems very frequent.
14:44.57JordiGHWhy are so many students accidentally attempting to register as mentors?
14:45.07JordiGHUI problem?
14:45.16kblinshrugs
14:45.33kblinI'm not sure about the numbers
14:45.34downeyJordiGH: They must be misunderstanding the "Or register as a mentor" link. :)
14:45.48JordiGHWell, people are essentially illiterate.
14:46.07kblinif there's 0.5% signing up as mentors accidently, but all of them come in here, our peception is skewed
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14:46.12JordiGHThis is why you never make "ok" and "cancel" buttons in dialogues anymore. Rather, you write on the button the action that will happen. Because people will only read the button.
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14:46.39downeykblin++
14:46.42JordiGHThey won't read the rest of the dialogue.
14:46.42kblinJordiGH: or just remove any options from the UI.. hello gnome, I'm looking at you
14:47.06JordiGHkblin: I think that's a separate thing.
14:48.11JordiGHkblin: I think it's unlikely all the people who accidentally registered as mentors came here. I've seen maybe four or five in the mailing list also complain about this. Given how most people are shy, I estimate 50 people accidentally registered as mentors.
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14:48.38JordiGHkblin: This is, granted, obtained using the Stetson-Harrison estimator, but a very good version of it.
14:49.16downey50 people is 2.5%, not a bad error rate
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14:51.02tomprince!appply-mentor | sahil
14:51.11tomprince!apply-mentor | sahil
14:51.11gsocbotsahil: "apply-mentor" is mail melange-soc@googlegroups.com with the link_id (top right of your screen) and tell them you are mistakenly registerd as a mentor
14:51.25JordiGHLook, we even had to get a bot factoid for it.
14:52.13kblinJordiGH: that proves nothing :)
14:52.17tomprinceI did at one point suggest someone sign up, not realizing that there were different kinds of accounts.
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14:52.31Jooles_Morning all
14:52.50kblin!tea | JordiGH
14:52.50gsocbotJordiGH: "tea" is Hot!
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14:52.59JordiGHBut is it earl grey?
14:53.12kblinJordiGH: see, it's not realy related to how many people get this wrong
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14:53.52JordiGHI think the absolute measure is more important than the relative one here, because it means more people for whom to fix the problem, regardless of how many there were overall.
14:53.56tomprinceI think it might have been 3 or so, that triggered having that factoid.
14:53.57kblin!ice tea
14:53.57gsocbotkblin: "ice tea" is cold, not hot.
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14:54.01schumamlit would be nice if people could just switch (or didn't even have to) unless they are accepted as a mentor by an org
14:54.37kblinI'm pretty sure patches are welcome, for values of welcome that include forcing you to sign a CLA
14:54.49JordiGH:-)
14:56.30qballernot really. he volunteered because of my proposal. It doesn't mean I'm in. I still want him to register.
14:58.00qballerwaheed that was for you.
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15:02.27diskonekhi coders
15:02.45sahilthanks +gsocbot..:)
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15:09.11waheedqballer , you mean it is not a formal mentor in the SoC ?
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15:11.21qballerI don't know... it's for the org do decide. his a regular member and has a lot of experience He will probably be a mentor. Maybe not me.
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15:18.16waheedqballer , you mean you contacted this person through the org you registered for?
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15:19.36qballeryea
15:19.56qballerpart of getting in touch with the projects thing.
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15:27.23waheedqballer , is it okay if you have no previous experience in the project you're registering for ?
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15:30.44Lennie!next
15:30.45gsocbotLennie: "next" is Apr 6 19:00 UTC - Student application deadline.
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15:33.28kblinhey Lennie, how's things
15:33.55Lenniekblin, in a GBus on my way to MTV campus :P
15:33.58LennieLife is good
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15:34.22LennieJust all those eager students who signed up as mentors are annoying :(
15:34.35LennieAnyway, that's something for us to fix
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15:34.40kblinyeah, we were wondering if this is an UI issue
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15:34.52LennieUI and language issue if you'd ask me
15:35.36Lenniekblin, my idea is to just make it possible for them to upgrade to students so we don't have to deal with it :P
15:36.13kblinright, that seems to be the most straightforward fix
15:36.14Lenniekblin, one other problem is that there is no timestamp on when the profiles got created so it's hard to tell if some of them are just clicking the tiny link instead of the big apply button :)
15:36.35Lennieor that they really made their profile way way before students could apply
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15:36.55kblinpossibly they are, it's very easy to miss those giant orange buttons...
15:37.21Lennie^^
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15:39.30ChrisOelmuellerhuh, which buttons?
15:39.37ChrisOelmueller:o
15:39.39LennieChrisOelmueller, nice one :P
15:39.56gevaertskolyaflash: I'm intrigued by you having a git account. Can you tell me more?
15:40.20tomprinceWell, so is there any reason students shouldn't be able to sign up before applications open?
15:41.10gevaertstomprince: I don't know about this year, but traditionally the reason has (de facto) been "the student stuff in melange isn't don't yet" :)
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15:44.24kolyaflashgevaerts, What exactly are you interested in?
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15:44.50Lenniegevaerts, not the case this year :P
15:45.07LennieI'm guessing otherwise we'll get mentors who sign up as students :P?
15:45.17LennieHaving two buttons is also prone to problems
15:45.28LennieAnyway, I'm off for breakfast
15:45.59gevaertskolyaflash: I'm not aware of what a git account actually is
15:46.43kblingevaerts: I've got a git account
15:46.59kolyaflashgevaerts, not git. github of course :)
15:47.05gevaertskolyaflash: oh
15:47.24kblinI added it by using 'adduser --system --ingroup git --gecos "Git User" git'
15:47.50kolyaflashyea, "git account" sounds strange.
15:48.03kblinit even has a SID in my Active Directory domain
15:48.09gevaertskolyaflash: it doesn't sound strange as such. Mainly wrong
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15:48.36kolyaflashgevaerts, yes, i mean wrong.
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15:49.18gevaertskblin: what do you use it for?
15:51.02kblinmy git-daemon runs under that uid
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15:52.04kblinand at work I've got one that manages my gitolite install
15:52.37kblinso I can have git urls like git@git:some-repo
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16:05.43atermenjiпривет
16:05.47vytasHave a good weekend all, and good luck writing proposals!
16:06.08JordiGHatermenji: Как вас здоровое?
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16:06.28atermenjiJordiGH: отлично, а ваше?
16:06.34JordiGHAlso good, but we should switch to English.
16:06.51atermenjiyeah I know :)
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16:22.07pokoko222I have made a blog where I talk about old projects
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16:22.18pokoko222is it ok to send this to the potential mentor for comments?
16:22.26pokoko222before application deadline
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16:23.25kolyaflashpokoko222, hi!
16:24.29pokoko222hey kolyaflash
16:24.36pokoko222I made the blog ;)
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16:24.55pokoko222not sure If I should send it to some guys from the org to get some feedback
16:25.37kolyaflashpokoko222, Many of the proposal templates include a field for blog url entry
16:25.47pokoko222yes I know
16:25.59pokoko222but should I send the blog to them now just to get some feedback
16:26.16kolyaflashpokoko222, i think it will be great
16:26.21pokoko222maybe they want more details explained maybe less you know
16:26.24pokoko222that kind of stuff
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16:27.14kolyaflashpokoko222, unfortunately no
16:27.29kolyaflashpokoko222, i mean i don't know
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16:27.49Al_Da_BestSame response as yesterday: It's your call.
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16:36.37downeywelcome allman :)
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16:40.28harshit14hey can somebody plz explain me what is the process of applying to GSoC?
16:40.36JordiGH!apply
16:40.43JordiGHHm.
16:40.45Lennieslow bot? :)
16:40.53harshit14should i upload my proposal directly on melange or mail it to my mentor?
16:40.54JordiGHI thought we had a factoid for that.
16:41.01JordiGHharshit14: You apply on Melange.
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16:41.23JordiGHharshit14: And you should talk with prospective mentors and with the org you're planning to apply to.
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16:41.30Lennie!gsoc
16:41.30gsocbotLennie: "gsoc" is Google Summer of Code, not Generic Savoir-faire on Open-source Conundrums
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16:41.32Lennie!apply
16:41.35Lennie!applications
16:41.39Lenniehmm interesting :)
16:42.33harshit14JordiGH: i had talked once to the mentor before gsoc was declared, then i had only taken help from a friend who pursued that project last yr
16:42.44harshit14based on that i am submitting my proposal
16:43.06JordiGHJust once?
16:43.13JordiGHHave you decided on a project?
16:43.17harshit14will the mentor guide me about my proposal and suggest changes?
16:43.30harshit14ya, i have decided on 1 project
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16:43.43harshit14we can apply for 20 projects na?
16:43.54JordiGHharshit14: Your mentors can guide you, but bear in mind that you may be one of many applicants and you should make all reasonable efforts to shine on your own before you ask your mentor's help.
16:44.52JordiGHI mean, it's up to the mentors. Treat this like a job application. You want to impress them, show them you can get work done and/or can learn quickly.
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16:45.11JordiGHHold on... there was a good page somewhere..
16:45.20harshit14hmm...i am also interested in a twitter project, do they have an irc channel for gsoc discussions?
16:45.23ChrisOelmueller!studentguide | harshit14
16:45.23gsocbotharshit14: "studentguide" is http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCStudentGuide/
16:45.58JordiGHThis one looked like good supplementary reading: http://marekweb.com/google-summer-of-code-how-to-apply.html
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16:49.16zz3599what's the acceptance rate for gsoc?
16:49.51downey!numapps
16:49.51gsocbotdowney: "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.
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16:50.21gevaerts!chance
16:50.22gsocbotgevaerts: "chance" is p, where p + q = 1 and 0 <= q <= 1
16:50.24gevaerts!chances
16:50.24gsocbotgevaerts: "chances" is Odds, chances or probability really do not come into play for GSoC. Rambling off numbers or asking What are the odds of getting accepted... is really quite useless as one's acceptance is not dictated by luck or numbers, but by the quality of your proposal and your skills instead.
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16:57.23pokoko222i am talking about old projects in my blog. What if I made a game from a book?
16:57.29pokoko222should I mention I did it from a book?
16:57.40pokoko222keeping it silent may be worse
16:57.55pokoko222honesty is good I guess
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17:02.23LetterRip!next
17:02.24gsocbotLetterRip: "next" is Apr 6 19:00 UTC - Student application deadline.
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17:25.15LetterRiphi all - i vaguely recall that a msg was sent to folks who didn't have voice who tried to talk during big gsoc meetings
17:25.26LetterRiphow was that done?
17:25.38pratnalaHello all
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17:31.01tomprinceLetterRip: You can set a channel to only allow people who are voiced, to send to the channel.
17:31.10tomprinceThere is a channel mode for that.
17:31.24JordiGHI don't think that's the question...
17:31.35JordiGHAnd LetterRip, I don't remember such a message being sent.
17:31.53JordiGHLetterRip: Are you sure it wasn't just your IRC client informing you that you had no voice while the channel was moderated?
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17:32.11LetterRipJordiGH: i remember being sent a msg that said 'contact channel op for voice' or such
17:32.18tomprinceLetterRip: http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml
17:32.33JordiGHLetterRip: Did it say who the op was, or was it a generic message?
17:32.41LetterRipJordiGH: don't recall
17:32.52LetterRipbut we have our channel that requires registration for voice
17:33.00LetterRipand want to set up a msg to be sent to them
17:33.14LetterRipbecause the error msg is useless
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17:33.34tomprinceI do remember somebody saying contact me for voice, or somesuch during the rejection meeting.
17:34.04LetterRiptomprince: yeppers
17:34.22JordiGHPossibly chanserv can be taught to do that.
17:34.26JordiGHLetterRip: Try asking in #freenode.
17:34.41LetterRipJordiGH: just came from there :)
17:34.50JordiGHThey said it wasn't chanserv?
17:34.54JordiGHAnd to ask here?
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17:35.10LetterRipJordiGH: no they basically explained to me that it was impossible, etc.
17:35.22LetterRipbut since i knew it had been done here
17:35.27LetterRipi figured i'd ask how
17:35.37JordiGHLetterRip: was it someone with voice or ops who said that?
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17:36.44LetterRipJordiGH: i think it was random folks in the channel
17:37.09LetterRipanywho carols can probably direct me to the right person to ask
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17:38.24JordiGHLetterRip: Freenode has +z instead of +m, but iirc, we had +m here. +z sends the message to the ops, but no one else.
17:38.24Al_Da_BestYou can set up a custom message sent to users when they join a channel. You can also use a bot/some script to automate a message every few minutes I guess
17:38.41tomprinceIf I recall correctly, t was just kblin who said it near the begining of the meeting.
17:38.53Al_Da_BestYeah, he said it a couple of times
17:39.03JordiGHMy logs don't have anything automated like that.
17:39.14JordiGHIt would be a nice pattch for the Freenode ircd, though...
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17:43.06LetterRipkblin: ah was that the case that you just repeated a msg occasionaly?
17:43.20LetterRipor was there some sort of response msg if a nonvoiced user tried to speak?
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17:47.41kblinLetterRip: hm?
17:48.00agliodbshow do I report a spammer "mentor"?
17:48.22LetterRipkblin: in blender due to a spammer/troll we now require nicknames to be registered before getting voice
17:48.49LetterRipi vaguely recall that for the meetings there was an autoresponse or such when someone didn't have voice
17:48.58kblinLetterRip: I think carols just stated that people should msg me if they wanted to get in line for the feedback session
17:49.13LetterRipdang so wasn't automatic response then...
17:49.14kblinand I told them to use the bot
17:49.23kblinhmm, we can try...
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17:49.43kblinsay something :)
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17:50.37NhanTDNHello, how are you guys?
17:50.41kblinhi
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17:51.12kblinsorry if you got caught in the crossfire just there and couldn't say anything a moment ago
17:51.45LetterRiphello
17:51.57tomprinceLetterRip: You can set it so only people with registered nicks can speak.
17:52.11LetterRiptomprince: yes - but there isn't a useful response is the issue
17:52.12kblinsure, but that wasn't the point for the feedback session
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17:52.43LetterRiptomprince: the desire is to let unregistered users know why they can't speak so they can register and be able to speak
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17:53.31kblinLetterRip: find a +v channel and see how they do it
17:53.33kblin:)
17:53.55kblinLetterRip: I think #python redirects you to a different channel if you're unregisterd
17:54.06kblinand the topic there explains how to get into python
17:54.07LetterRipkblin: yeah that was the suggestion
17:54.16kbliner #python
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18:03.43LetterRiphi all - thinking of sending this to the gsoc list - a quite useful resource - discusses the cultural management styles and could greatly help in expectations etc. for studnets and mentors - http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/intercultural/management/usa.html
18:03.56LetterRipthe list of the different countries is at the bottom
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18:04.32LetterRipi think it might help a lot of students be more successful at gsoc, set proper expectations etc
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21:12.49markeloshello!
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21:13.21allmanhi
21:13.47markelosquick question as this is my first time applying to gsoc
21:14.46markelosi'm completely noob on coding, but involved in many open source projects in every other way, do I have a chance of beeing accepted?
21:15.04agliodbsmarkelos: well, you do have to write code
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21:15.28agliodbsso if you've never programmed anything before, it might be kinda difficult
21:15.35agliodbsyou're not a CS student?
21:15.45markelosIt goes without saying that i'm all for learning
21:16.52markeloswell not completely noob, i'v written some bash and html but other languages like python,c i have no idea
21:17.38markelosanyway, I'll give it a shot and see how it goes
21:17.57agliodbsmarkelos:  well, the project will be expecting you to have some basic programming skills
21:18.21agliodbsmarkelos: it doesn't cost you anything to submit, but keep in mind that GSOC isn't about learning how to program for the first time
21:18.39agliodbsmost of the applicants are CS students
21:18.47markelosi study applied mathematical and physical sciences
21:18.56agliodbsah
21:19.02agliodbslook for a math-heavy project then
21:19.11agliodbsone where you can use your math more than programming
21:19.34markeloswe've done some java in early seimesters but that's all forgotten now :p
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21:20.35markeloscool thanks for your answers
21:20.50markelosI'll be in touch
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22:17.39kblinpc_magas: can you please turn of the public away, it can get really annoying
22:17.54pc_magasHow can I do that on Xchat?
22:18.17pc_magasOK
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22:19.07kblinthanks
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23:30.45shakuI accidentally registered my google account as a mentor, is there any way I can re-register it as a student?
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23:31.46agliodbsshaku: email CarolS
23:32.10tomprince!apply-mentos | shaku
23:32.15tomprince!apply-mentors | shaku
23:32.28tomprince!apply-mentor | shaku
23:32.28gsocbotshaku: "apply-mentor" is mail melange-soc@googlegroups.com with the link_id (top right of your screen) and tell them you are mistakenly registerd as a mentor
23:32.46shakuokay, thanks
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