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07:41.24kaihey, a Lennie
07:41.29kaiwaves
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07:45.36thebolthi kai
07:45.41theboltlong time,.. how's it going?
07:46.43ankitwaves "God particles" at Kai
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07:56.43Lenniekai, hi there
07:56.48Lenniekai, how you doing?
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08:17.04naman22x=x*0.1 vs x=x/10 which is faster?
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08:18.39thiagowhich language?
08:19.04thiagoand if it's a statically-typed language, what type is x?
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08:39.02kaiLennie: can't complain, really. a bit tired, had the dress rehearsal weekend for the theatre production that's running this week
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09:07.24naman22c++. x is float
09:07.56naman22x isn't static either
09:09.09kaithebolt: hey there as well :)
09:09.26kainaman22: depends on the compiler, I guess. why don't you just benchmark it?
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09:10.56simonlMy feeling is that both statements get strength reduced to the same code. But maybe there are some number theory things that come into play or something
09:11.22simonlany details would be interesting to hear IMO
09:11.47simonlany compiler gurus around?
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09:16.31Lenniekai, nice :)
09:16.35kaisimonl: so my experience is that these days, the time programmers need to understand the code often outweights the cost of slightly inefficient code
09:16.38Lenniekai, what's the play about?
09:16.52kaiLennie: it's an evening of short comedy sketches
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09:18.02Lenniekai, sounds interesting
09:18.03simonlkai: sure, I just find it interesting. I'm seriously considering a static analysis/compilation/optimization career :)
09:18.43simonlon that note, maybe stregth reduction don't work on floats :)
09:20.16naman22benchmarking...
09:21.06kaisimonl: well, as far as I understand both the gcc as well as llvm have their code available ;)
09:21.25kaiLennie: it's certainly great fun
09:21.39kaiLennie: I'm singing an XKCD comic :)
09:21.42simonlkai: Yeah, and my project is code analysis, but for the mono project :)
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09:27.25Lenniekai, nice :)
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09:30.25theboltsimonl: naman22: i would assume that under "strict" float rules it should _not_ result in same code, as 0.1 cannot be exactly represented as a float/double
09:31.08theboltsome compilers fast-math mode might make it the same, but it wouldn't be 100% correct IEEE754 float to do so
09:31.29gevaertsIn which case /10 will most probably be slower
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09:31.48theboltyes
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09:33.06simonlah, that seems reasonable
09:34.24thebolt(in fact, no matter how many bits you have, as long as they are finite, you cannot represent 0.1 in float or binary decimal)
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09:35.41gevaertsDepending on the actual range of x, that might not matter of course
09:36.38gevaertsHm
09:38.04gevaerts4~If x is a float, I wonder if doing the entire x*0.1 as double and then converting back to float would have a different result from x/10 in pure float, and if it would be faster on typical CPUs
09:38.33theboltdepends on the CPU
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09:38.40thebolti guess
09:38.54thebolt(for example, CPU i use right now has float but not double in hardware..)
09:39.32gevaertsnods
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09:42.24MatthewWilkesthebolt!
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09:42.28thebolthi MatthewWilkes
09:42.35thebolthow're you doing?
09:43.19kaiis happy to spend pretty much no time at all doing optimization stuff
09:43.47theboltkai: heh, i am using floats on microcontroller (quite big MCUs but still).. you need to be careful
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09:44.16theboltkai: a blah / 2 instead of blah / 2.0f and it computes the whole thing in software, as double
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09:46.27kaithebolt: right. when I do embedded stuff I have to think more about the tiny things, too
09:47.54kaibut rigth now I'm trying to scale up my software to run on 152 cores, and my concerns are more in the area of data locality and load distribution
09:48.30theboltkai: i also discovered that libm supplied with my compiler (code sourcery) was not compiled with the right flags to use teh FPU, so it does all in software.. had to recompile parts of it myself to get a few trig functions i need
09:48.42gevaertsOK, a quick test (10000000 (pseudo)random numbers) tells me that if x is a float, (float)(((double)x)*0.1) == x/10
09:48.54MatthewWilkesthebolt: Good, thanks, just laughing at some spectacular homoeopathy
09:49.02kaithebolt: oh, fun
09:49.11MatthewWilkesthebolt: Did you know that you can buy "Ethylicum (Ethanol) 1M (Centesimal) in 96% Alcohol"
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09:49.50gevaertsOf course you need proper analysis to figure out if that's *always* true
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09:50.12kaiwait, you can buy 1-molar ethanol in alcohol?
09:50.50kaiMatthewWilkes: then I'd be concerned the alcohol they're talking about is methanol or propanol
09:51.31kaior at best a mixture of these
09:52.38kaiarguably, diluting ethanol in methanol automatically creates said mixture
09:52.42MatthewWilkeskai: 1M (Centesimal) means a dilution of 1 part ethanol to 100**1000 parts alcohol
09:52.54kaioh
09:53.10MatthewWilkesWhich is wonderful.
09:53.28MatthewWilkestechnically, it's a 1:100 dilution repeated 1000 times
09:53.36theboltthe homeopatic "dillutions" are so nice
09:54.03MatthewWilkesbut when you're diluting ethanol with ethanol…
09:54.03theboltyou should be happy if you find a single molecule of the substance in a liter of the end result
09:54.12kaiwell, that still leaves you with a decent chance of getting one molecule of the original ethanol
09:54.16MatthewWilkesThey also have a tap water one, but not as fully
09:54.37kaiMatthewWilkes: well, seing how water supposedly has a memory, I don't see why ethanol wouldn't
09:55.05MatthewWilkeskai: How does it? 1:10^2000 is muuuch higher than avogadro's constant
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09:56.35ashfall_MatthewWilkes: Theoretically it does... Practically... well. ;)
09:57.13MatthewWilkesashfall_: Huh? What theories have you been reading?
09:57.15ashfall_That one particle is out there somewhere. I think.
09:57.38MatthewWilkesNo, all the original stuff will have been poured down the drain
09:57.44MatthewWilkesthey don't start with a molecule and dilute it
09:58.10kaiMatthewWilkes: I'd call 1:10^1977 decent.. ;)
09:58.45kaiMatthewWilkes: a bit hard to measure, of course
09:59.04MatthewWilkesashfall_: Even if they did, they'd need 3×10^1974 kilograms of water to make that dilution
09:59.10MatthewWilkeserr, ethanol, whatever
09:59.45kaiashfall_: arguably, a single molecule of anything usually doesn't do much
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10:00.04kaiunless it's a big diamond, or a carbon nano-something
10:00.09MatthewWilkeskai: or a prion?
10:00.24ashfall_Well, I'm not even trying to imagine the usefulness of that
10:00.24kaiMatthewWilkes: experimental evidence on this is still shakey
10:01.17ashfall_Hence no questions against the practicality, or lack of it much.
10:01.52MatthewWilkeskai: Interesting
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10:08.43kaiMatthewWilkes: at least for the single molecule theory
10:09.35kaiMatthewWilkes: and while everybody's doing this, many of the experiements are done on cancer cell lines, which I'd argue isn't the best example of a "healthy cell"
10:11.56MatthewWilkeskai: Sure, but you've got to think of the ethics of deliberately infecting healthy cells with prions! They have their whole lives in front of them!
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10:26.04gevaertsIt looks like on *this* CPU (i7), with x being a float anbd using gcc, x/10 is slower than x*0.1 (which is also slightly incorrect), which in its turn is slower than (float)((double)x * 0.1) (which seens to give the same result as x/10 for the 20000000 times I run it)
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11:11.37ardahalkblin: seems the bot's not working
11:12.02ardahalalso, it'd be nice to change the topic to mid term evaluations starting and ending. ?
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13:14.26JordiGHomg omg omg omg midterms
13:14.40kaipanics
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13:14.53kaiI didn't submit any code yet
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13:27.29MatthewWilkeskai: hehe
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13:43.21Heliusare mid-term evaluation question available yet?
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13:46.30simonlHelius: It will be available at 19:00 UTC time, according to the mail from carols
13:47.03Heliussimonl: ok thanks I missed that email...
13:47.15nischayn22more than 5 hrs left
13:47.42simonlThe timeline says 12:00 though (without a time zone), which confused me at least since I did not notice the difference in time
13:47.55simonlHelius: It was sent to the student mailing list
13:48.17chetan_Do we have to submit any code? Or just answer the questionnaire?
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13:49.00kaisimonl: the timeline is on US pacific time
13:49.20Heliussimonl: I'm writing from the mentors point of view, but should be the same
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13:49.48kaiwhich reminds me
13:49.49simonlkai: ooh, there was a tiny bit of text that said so, which i never noticed :P
13:49.55kai!next
13:49.56gsocbotkai: "next" is Code away!
13:51.03kaihm, didn't someone say the bot wasn't working?
13:51.08kaieyes gsocbot
13:51.29chetan_It wasn't sometime back
13:51.41chetan_ardahal: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information.
13:51.45kaiI didn't change anything
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13:52.29chetan_Anyway so do we have to submit code for midterm?
13:53.03kai!learn next as July 9th, 19:00 UTC - July 13th, 19:00 UTC: Mentors and students can submit mid-term evaluations
13:53.03gsocbotkai: "next" is (#1) Code away!, or (#2) July 9th, 19:00 UTC - July 13th, 19:00 UTC: Mentors and students can submit mid-term evaluations
13:53.08kai!forget next 1
13:53.08gsocbotkai: "next" is July 9th, 19:00 UTC - July 13th, 19:00 UTC: Mentors and students can submit mid-term evaluations
13:54.07chetan_So there is no portal where they accept the diff or something?
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13:56.58prateekphello
13:57.11prateekpwhere i have to submit midterm evaluation
13:57.33prateekpand when will its link will appear
13:58.44simonltries the new bot value
13:58.58simonl!next | prateekp
13:58.59gsocbotprateekp: "next" is July 9th, 19:00 UTC - July 13th, 19:00 UTC: Mentors and students can submit mid-term evaluations
13:59.24prateekpok
13:59.52prateekpwhat i have to submit .. Do i have to submit reports of what i have done
14:00.51simonlI think that depends on your mentoring org... I have submitted report every week so far
14:01.09simonlbecause that was what they wanted
14:01.17prateekphmm i have too submitted
14:01.33prateekpbut do i need to upload it on melange site
14:01.41gevaertsNo
14:02.03prateekpjust i need to fill a form on melange
14:02.09prateekpthats it , right?
14:05.18kaiprateekp: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2012/faqs#evaluations
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14:33.33JordiGHThis is kinda neat. We're having a meeting a week after midterms and all of three of our students are coming and meeting face-to-face with the mentors.
14:33.52JordiGHI hadn't really planned for our meeting to be right after GSoC midterms, but it worked out that way on its own.
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14:37.43simonlif my organization has a meetup I will probably not be able to attend... I'm almost on the other side of the globe most likely :/
14:40.27JordiGHsimonl: We financed our students. :-)
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14:44.58|Kev|simonl: I don't think most orgs do this.
14:45.10simonlJordiGH: I would most likely not reject an offer to go across the atlantic without paying ;-)
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15:03.51MatthewWilkesJordiGH, simonl: If your org has a conference or other developer summit then you can apply for some funding for travel from OSPO independently, we did that last year when we had some GSoC students who wanted to volunteer at Ploneconf, but couldn't afford the flights
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15:04.17JordiGHWhat's OSPO?
15:04.24dberkholzgoogle's open source programs office
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15:04.40nischayn22link to OSPO?
15:05.08MatthewWilkesThat's an email carol with a very good justification type thing
15:05.29JordiGHHm, we used our donation money for that...
15:05.38JordiGHWhich isn't very much...
15:05.46JordiGHI didn't think OSPO could fund it.
15:05.52MatthewWilkesJordiGH: Yep, that's certainly one way of doing it.
15:06.17MatthewWilkesIt's a limited budget so it's not widely promoted, but OSPO will often do sponsorships
15:06.23MatthewWilkeseven if it's just sending some schwag
15:06.53JordiGHidk, I seem silly about panhandling, since we do have enough donation money to pay for our students.
15:06.57JordiGHI feel silly
15:07.20MatthewWilkesJordiGH: Indeed
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15:07.51MatthewWilkesJordiGH: Ours all goes into one pot, so you can see it as partially going to fund the reduced price tickets for students
15:07.56JordiGHI mean, I know Google is sitting on mountains of gold and diamonds, but I still don't like to ask for money that it doesn't look like we need.
15:07.57MatthewWilkesno earmarking of funds, et
15:07.58MatthewWilkesc
15:08.17JordiGHWe really were saving this money for the conference.
15:08.38JordiGHI can't think of what else to do with it... maybe pay someone to do some work for us later.
15:09.42simonlJordiGH: Advertize on worldwide TV? ;-) :-P
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15:15.34JordiGHI can't imagine what the world's grandpas and grandmas would do with Octave.
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15:27.44vytasJordiGH, pay to have 1 more student working for you guys next year ?
15:28.09JordiGHWell, we don't have enough money for that, but if we save up for it, we might...
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16:06.29sfb!next
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16:12.57SlurpeeI am currently mentoring a student. I was listed on Melange as a mentor at one point and I receive all the mentor mailing list stuff. Plus my student is kicking ass. Logged in today to prepare for midterm evaluations and I am no longer listed on the project.  Who can help me?
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16:15.50MatthewWilkesSlurpee: Your org admin
16:16.03SlurpeeMatthewWilkes, thanks
16:16.28JordiGHHm, is "ass" ok?
16:16.41JordiGHI thought we had to bowdlerise it.
16:17.49sharvey"giving swift motions to the rump of the project"
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17:40.35prateekpwhen will i be able to submit midterm evaluation . There is no link on my dashboard on melange site
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17:41.40prateekpUTC is same as GMT right
17:41.57prateekpit means after 1.30 hours from now , right?
17:41.59thiagonot exactly, but for practical purposes it is
17:42.09thiagoyes
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17:42.54prateekpis there anything i need to upload on melange site -- i mean weekly reports  ?
17:43.00gevaertsthiago: what do you think? Shall we have another UTC vs GMT debate, with random confusion about DST thrown in? :)
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17:43.13thiagogevaerts: UT1 and TAI too
17:43.23gevaertsprateekp: no
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17:43.36thiagogevaerts: UTC is not the only Universal Time :-)
17:44.12gevaertsthiago: that would make it interesting, but from what I remember most people here get confused when you tell them the offset to GMT changes if you apply DST, so I'm not sure that will work :)
17:44.21prateekpgevaerts - i need to fill the form only , right?
17:44.26gevaertsprateekp: yes
17:44.30prateekpok
17:44.33prateekpthnx
17:45.19prateekpwhat benefit an irc has as compared to ordinary chat ... just curious to know
17:45.39JordiGHWould you guys use SDL or PortAudio for implementing audio I/O cross-platformly?
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17:45.56thiagoJordiGH: or OpenAL
17:45.59clemuxprateekp: what's an ordinary chat?
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17:46.15prateekpsimple chat i mean --- gmail chat may be
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17:46.30JordiGHthiago: Which implementation?
17:46.44|Kev|The differences between XMPP and IRC are probably too numerous to mention :)
17:46.47prateekpisnt irc a chat service on which multiple people can talk
17:47.03thiagoJordiGH: doesn't matter, that's why there's a specification
17:47.03Catfish_Manprateekp: gmail chat is anything but simple, heh
17:47.07|Kev|But a couple of IRC advantages are that IRC is simpler (mostly) and that it doesn't have identity.
17:47.08Catfish_Manit's much more complicated than irc actually
17:47.17JordiGHthiago: That's always a nice fantasy. :-(
17:47.36JordiGHthiago: The point of standards seems to be to not implement them. :-(
17:47.48|Kev|The great thing about standards is that there're so many to choose from.
17:48.02thiagoJordiGH: the point is to see how far from the standard you can be and still claim you're compliant :-)
17:48.58prateekpwhy open source people use irc
17:49.08prateekpopen source community *
17:49.16|Kev|prateekp: Some do, some use XMPP.
17:49.27prateekpok
17:49.43|Kev|IRC is much older and so gets the de facto standard award.
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17:49.58JordiGHThere's an IRC RFC.
17:50.03JordiGHAnd an IRC port!
17:50.04|Kev|People don't tend to migrate from things that work :)
17:50.08JordiGHWhich nobody ever, ever uses.
17:50.30|Kev|JordiGH: Yes, and I think that for C2S there's even some resemblance between the real protocol and the spec.
17:50.34JordiGHprateekp: The nice thing about IRC is that it's such a simple and dumb protocol that there can be tons of clients for it.
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17:51.30prateekphmm ok
17:52.02JordiGHprateekp: You're using Xchat, but there's tons of other popular clients for it.
17:52.14JordiGHSome idiot friend of mine, bless his bones, implemented an IRC client in Matlab.
17:52.34gevaertsSounds brilliant!
17:52.45clemuxand freenode has been around since 1995 (under different names)
17:52.51|Kev|Now is that asserting that he's an idiot because he wrote the IRC client, or that he uses matlab? :p
17:53.07Catfish_Man|Kev|: false dilemma
17:53.10clemux(oftc since 2001)
17:53.13prateekphahah
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17:53.40JordiGHprateekp: It's not even that difficult to implement the protocol yourself in real time. Telnet to irc.freenode.net port 6666, and I think you only need to know like two commands (NICK and JOIN) and you'll have implemented enough of the protocol to chat.
17:53.41prateekpJordiGh: how did u know that i am using Xchat
17:53.52JordiGHprateekp: I asked your client and your client responded.
17:53.57|Kev|/ctcp prateekp version
17:54.02|Kev|I imagine.
17:54.16JordiGHYes.
17:54.21prateekphmm
17:54.30JordiGH|Kev|: He just implemented an IRC client in Matlab for jokes.
17:55.32prateekpbut is there an organisation that supports IRC functioning
17:55.45JordiGH|Kev|: Amusingly enough, his code also runs in Octave, so I guess Octave also has an IRC client now.
17:56.01|Kev|prateekp: Not in the same way that XMPP has the XSF, I think.
17:56.04|Kev|But what do you mean?
17:56.07JordiGHprateekp: I don't know, is there an organisation that supports email functioning?
17:56.11|Kev|JordiGH: Nevermind, I won't hold it against you.
17:56.16JordiGHprateekp: Or supports http functioning?
17:56.25|Kev|JordiGH: Well, email's still under active work at the IETF.
17:56.29JordiGHprateekp: IRC is just a network protocol over TCP, like so many other protocols.
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17:57.22prateekpbut how we are be able to do chat now .. I mean we are chatting on #gsoc channel on freenode ... but where is the original server / machine running
17:57.46JordiGHprateekp: IRC is decentralised. We may be in different servers yet be in the same channel.
17:57.56prateekpohh nice
17:58.06|Kev|JordiGH: And yet also centralised, that's an unfortunate point, I think.
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17:58.23JordiGHprateekp: You currently seem to be using a server in Lithuania. I'm using a server in Germany.
17:58.38prateekpno i am in india
17:58.45|Kev|prateekp: Your server isn't.
17:58.48JordiGHprateekp: But you're connected to a server in Lithuania.
17:58.51prateekpok
17:58.54prateekpmay be
17:59.14simonlIs it not fair to say that IRC has server clustering support at a protocol level, rather than that it is decentralized?
17:59.35|Kev|simonl: Yes, that's closer to the mark. Except there isn't a standard clustering protocol either.
17:59.43JordiGHprateekp: Yeah, you seem to be in Delhi, and India Cellular Limited seems to be your ISP.
17:59.48|Kev|It's probably most accurate to say that most IRC services are deployed clustered.
17:59.49simonl|Kev|: nice :P
18:00.23|Kev|Compare with XMPP, where clustering protocols within a service are also proprietary, but between services there's a standard S2S protocol.
18:01.05prateekpyes i am using Idea Celluar
18:01.10prateekpu r right
18:01.24simonlhmm, how do these irc2otherImProtocol work?
18:01.34|Kev|simonl: Like bitlbee?
18:01.47simonlbecause those don't show only one user (mostly)
18:01.58|Kev|They're something that speaks IRC C2S as a server, and speaks $OTHER_PROTOCOL C2S as a client.
18:02.07simonl|Kev|: Maybe... never tried bitlbee
18:03.07carolsserves some tea and coffee
18:03.15sharveyprateekp: there is no single server for irc, there's various servers that form one network, and then there are various networks
18:03.18carolsi see everyone's excited for the midterms :-)
18:03.19|Kev|Morning carols.
18:03.29simonlBut I was thinking along the lines of services only allowing a limited number of users/ip. If a bridge emulates every user it goes boom
18:03.30carolsmorning |Kev|
18:03.31sharveyI maintain an IRC leaf node for another network
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18:03.58prateekphmm
18:04.19|Kev|carols: Excited for the midterms...yet discussing network topology of different IM services :)
18:04.35simonlfor instance there was some discussion in another channel about a bridge that someone set up which used a single username and inserted it's own notation for the users on the other side
18:04.37carols|Kev|: indeed :-)
18:04.46sharveysimonl: you mean  bitlbee?
18:04.52sharveyI think you can rename users in bitlbee
18:05.10simonlthen it was said that the bridge should talk to the network using the server2server protocol instead of as a regular client
18:05.13sharveythe last time I used that, I renamed all my contacts with prefixes for the protocol they were on
18:05.20simonlsharvey: No, not bitlbee
18:05.32prateekpis there any irc client built for android os
18:05.36simonlI forget the name, but it was a bridge under development
18:05.37|Kev|simonl: Which would be nice if there was a standard IRC S2S protocol.
18:05.58sharveyprateekp: yeah, search the google play store
18:06.06prateekpok
18:06.10simonl|Kev|: yeah, bc of that discussion I assumed there was, but I guess there isn't then
18:06.24|Kev|My understanding is that, in theory, there is.
18:06.33sharveyI've heard of andchat and yaiic? yaaic?
18:06.40|Kev|But that in practice IRC networks are typically homogenous.
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18:08.03prateekpi guess irc popularity is more because of its consistent use from long time ... rather than due to its user interface
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18:08.24|Kev|prateekp: IRC is a protocol, it doesn't have a user interface.
18:08.29sharvey^^
18:08.36|Kev|Individual clients will implement the protocol, and these will have a UI.
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18:08.51sharveyprateekp: I use pidgin for google talk!
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18:08.58sharveythat has a different UI from gmail
18:09.15prateekpok
18:09.44prateekpok . so now i am using  xchat ---
18:09.53prateekpit has its own ui
18:09.57sharveyyup
18:10.01prateekpok
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18:12.16simonlsharvey: I remembered the name, if you're interested: JabbR (Not actually XMPP-related, just an unfortunate name)
18:12.29sharveyhaha
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18:14.23|Kev|simonl: That's OK. Cisco, it seems, since acquiring the Jabber trademark have since started marketing a chat system, named Jabber, not based on XMPP (although there is an XMPP optional component, or somesuch).
18:14.39|Kev|My understanding of this area is not comprehensive.
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18:16.46simonlI think (sadly) the Jabber trademark value is approaching zero :(
18:17.12simonlXMPP is so unpleasant to say, and it sounds too technical
18:18.11ShidashWhere do we submit midterms? I'm not seeing anything on my todo list
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18:18.45gsocbotShidash: "next" is July 9th, 19:00 UTC - July 13th, 19:00 UTC: Mentors and students can submit mid-term evaluations
18:18.47|Kev|simonl: Yes, the wonders of politics.
18:19.05Shidashsimonl: Yes, I know. But where?
18:19.22simonlnowhere yet, it's not 19:00 UTC yet
18:19.27Shidashah
18:19.32Shidashhad the time wrong
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19:27.39prateekpif i submit the evaluation now can i edit it afterwards
19:27.56carolsprateekp: yes, until the deadline
19:27.58rickeeYeah you can
19:28.04prateekpok
19:32.13prateekpi need to fill all the questions, but what about the question which has 'if' condition
19:32.35carolsprateekp: follow the directions.
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19:41.10zimba12can I answer to some of the questions and then save it for later?
19:42.30zimba12sorry, I had missed the initial note
19:42.32zimba12:)
19:42.33zimba12nevermind
19:42.35SukhEzimba12: No. All questions have to be answered in one go. You can edit them later.
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19:42.49zimba12SukhE: thanks, I saw it now :)
19:42.50SukhE:)
19:44.25nultinThe weird thing is, I don't remember when/how I'd first heard  of GSoC. It seems like a long time ago.
19:44.39nultinI wasn't eligible then. :)
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20:03.36ashfall_Shouldn't the TODO list on the dashboard mention evaluations?
20:04.05ashfall_Apologies, I guess this should go in #melange.
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20:04.35meflinI think you make your own todo's
20:06.00ashfall_And that's there too. :)
20:06.28fxrhashfall_: it's on the dashboard, shouldn't that be enough?
20:09.07ashfall_fxrh: It most certainly is. But then we do have to submit the evaluations, and we do have a TODO list. I thought it would be nice to have it there as well.
20:09.32fxrhsure, it couldn't hurt
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20:13.55meflinwe dont have to do any todo list :)
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20:35.46JordiGHHm, is there a bug about mentors not being assigned to their students?
20:35.56JordiGHI've heard more than one mentor mysteriously being unassigned from her student.
20:36.21carolsJordiGH: you'll probably want to ask the melange team.
20:36.40JordiGHOh, never mind, at least the last report I got, I understand why it's the case. The person is a backup mentor.
20:36.49carolsgreat
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20:44.28JordiGHHm, I don't understand the evaluation question of how much time I spend on GSoC. Does this count the time I already spent working for my org before GSoC started? Because I still work with that regularity on my org, GSoC or not.
20:45.19carolsJordiGH: no, just on gsoc
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20:46.54JordiGHcarols: thx sis
20:47.05carolsyw
20:47.15meflinI still found that a difficult question to answer :)
20:48.10gevaertsmeflin: remember, the time spent on thinking about the answer needs to be included in the answer!
20:48.25meflingevaerts: thats why I chose the higher ;)
20:48.28JordiGHgevaerts: Heisenberg's uncertainty principle?
20:48.37JordiGHWe can't observe the time spent on GSoC without altering that time itself?
20:48.49gevaertsPrecisely
20:48.57meflinsince I came to that conclusions quickly perhaps I should have chose the lower ;)
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20:49.35gevaertsHow long do you plan to think about whether your answer was correct?
20:49.59meflinthen there is the question of .. when you spend hours awake at night wonder if you mentors ( as an admin ) are doing the RIGHT THING(TM) does that count?
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20:50.26gevaertsOr even worse, when the answer to that comes to you in a dream?
20:50.46wakeupsidInception!
20:50.49gevaertsis notoriously bad at accounting for the time spent in various dreams
20:50.54meflincyotee already told me that answer ... 15 min tops
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20:51.36meflinsilliness while amusing is probably annoying others tho :)
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22:46.56chilluGuten Abend! Is there anybody who could help me add a new co-mentor to a project? I'm an org admin in google-melange.com, and used to have permissions to invite new mentors before. Those seem to have disappeared (maybe when "GSOC proper" started?). FYI, the co-mentor has been going for a while, there just wasn't a need to add him to Melange yet.
22:47.29carolschillu: send an email to the melange team
22:49.07AmberJIs there some Windows directory analogous to /tmp on unix-like systems?
22:49.17chillucarols: to google-summer-of-code-discuss? (I don't want to spam)
22:49.31carolschillu: melange-soc-dev@googlegroups.com
22:49.35chilluThanks!
22:49.38carolsyw
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22:54.13AmberJoops sorry, wrong channel
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