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00:00.38kblinhm, durn
00:00.52kblinI thought I had a dev version of gsocbot installed on my laptop
00:01.14kblinbut SIGWIFE, see you tomorrow, folks
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07:57.58kblinhey carols
07:58.04carolshi kblin
07:59.14kblin!queue
07:59.14gsocbotkblin: I queued you at position 1 in the queue
07:59.28kblincarols: can you just check if !nextinline works for you?
08:00.03kblinor any other op who's not me? :)
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08:01.36carols!nextinline
08:01.36gsocbotcarols: Next in line is kblin
08:01.40kblinperfect
08:01.44carolslooks like it?
08:01.52carolsthanks kblin
08:02.04kblinso we save one round-trip during the meeting
08:02.09carolsawesome.
08:03.03kblinI could look into having the bot devoice the old person and voice the new one, but seeing how we often voice/devoice multiple people, I don't think that's worth the effort
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08:03.51kblinI think this gets us the 80% of the way that were 20% of the effort to set up
08:04.44carolsyep, i think that's great.
08:04.47carolsthanks again for doing that
08:04.54carolsi owe you chocolate or something :-)
08:05.08kblinno problem
08:05.49kblinI like building tools that make people's life easier
08:06.08kblinok, gsocbot, let's get you back into your sandbox
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08:08.22kblinand off to work
08:10.03ScenekicksHello all. I was wondering if anyone can tell me what the process is for applying as a student. Basically, what do I have to do?
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08:13.15carolsScenekicks: have you read over the timeline and faqs?
08:13.26carols(and student manual)
08:13.58Scenekicks@carols I read over the timeline and faqs. Where is the student manual?
08:14.13carolsit's linked to at the start of the student manual.
08:14.42gevaerts!studentguide | Scenekicks
08:14.42gsocbotScenekicks: "studentguide" is http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCStudentGuide/
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08:16.25ScenekicksThank you, much appreciated.
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08:30.26carolsserves some tea and coffee
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08:38.33gevaertsAh, coffee!
08:38.35gevaertsThanks!
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08:47.58carolsyou're welcome :-)
08:48.02carolshow are you gevaerts?
08:48.59gevaertsI'm fine. Holiday and all :)
08:49.18gevaertsis in London right now
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08:57.12carolsthat sounds nice
08:57.18carolsi'm in amsterdam, not on holiday :-)
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09:47.49carolshey MatthewWilkes :-)
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09:48.24MatthewWilkescarols!
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09:48.33carolsgood morning :-)
09:48.57MatthewWilkesPerhaps for you, I'm not allowed any food or drink (except water) until midday
09:49.06MatthewWilkesThat is, I've not had any tea yet
09:49.07carolsah, well.
09:49.13carolsthat's a shame.
09:49.16MatthewWilkes:)
09:49.33MatthewWilkesIf there's anything the british love, it's moaning about things.
09:50.10carolsand then carrying on anyway.
09:50.15dm8tbrgood moaning
09:50.43carolsgood moaning dm8tbr
09:52.09MatthewWilkesabsolutely
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10:15.23kaiMatthewWilkes: I can take over moaning at midday, because we'll have a 1h power outage
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10:18.22MatthewWilkeskai: Sure you'll have a network connection?
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10:34.04kaiMatthewWilkes: that's the annoying part, no
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10:37.15kaiMatthewWilkes: my servers all have backup power, but the network equipment outside of my control doesn't
10:37.19kaiso that's dead for an hour
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12:39.40carolsserves some coffee
12:41.41MatthewWilkesdelicious caffeine :)
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12:47.19carolsseriously.
12:47.27carolsdid you get your tea, MatthewWilkes?
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12:51.43MatthewWilkesYep!
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13:04.07HackNewtonhi
13:04.58carolshi HackNewton
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13:06.43HackNewtonhay I wnat to join Google Summer of Code but this is my first time to join it. I dont know where to start please will anyone guide me please
13:08.44carolsHackNewton: sure. have you read the FAQs and the student manual?
13:09.07carolsor, i guess, the mentor manual, if you're trying to apply at a mentoring organization.
13:09.09carolsah, ok
13:09.10carolsbye
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13:09.22carolswelcome back HackNewton
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13:09.54HackNewtonthaks @carols
13:09.58carolsyw
13:10.55HackNewtonhay @carols will you please help me
13:11.02carolssure, did you get my last message?
13:11.10carolsi was wondering if you had read the FAQs and the manuals.
13:11.12HackNewtonnope
13:11.23HackNewtonyes I read both of them
13:11.30carolsok, great.
13:11.39carolsthen are there specific questions i can answer for you?
13:11.45carolsthat aren't explained in the manuals.
13:12.49HackNewtonWell i am not sure which project should i select
13:13.14carolswell, we haven't chosen organizations yet, so you can't choose a mentoring organization for this year yet.
13:13.31carolsbut i can recommend finding an open source project generally that you're interested in working with and helping out now.
13:14.44HackNewtonwell last time i choose a open source project but later i found it was closed due to inactivity of users.
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13:15.18carolswell, these things happen.
13:15.23carolsbut don't be discouraged! find another.
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13:16.43HackNewtonok ! any tip you want to give as i am just newbie into Open source area ?
13:17.37carolsvolunteer for open source organizations!
13:17.48carolsit's a great way to get experience and get references with an existing community.
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13:18.52HackNewtonok thanks buddy.
13:19.03carolsyou're welcome.
13:19.42MatthewWilkesSpeaking as someone who's admined and mentored for organisations in GSoC before, and who hopes to again, if a student comes to us saying "I did some work with x, but they're not participating in GSoC" the first thing I'd do is speak to the devs at x and take that into account when evaluating your application
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13:20.07carolsthanks MatthewWilkes.
13:20.13MatthewWilkesSo, participating in an open source community that's not part of GSoC still helps your application
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13:20.36HackNewtonThanks MatthewWilkes
13:20.54darnirWow, I know there's a lot of bonding in the Open Source Community, but I never though the admin would actually gget a referral from the other org.
13:22.16carolsdarnir: why not? :-)
13:22.24carolsit's like a job reference from a previous employer.
13:22.40darnirJust didn't think it happpens. Not saying it shouldn't
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13:23.48carolswell, that's part of the point of the mentor summit, actually.
13:24.06carolsto get orbs to get to know each other and foster cross-community coorespondence.
13:24.28carolsorgs, even
13:24.53darnirOh nice!
13:25.01carols:-)
13:25.12carolsmaybe MatthewWilkes will vouch for me on that point too.
13:25.18MatthewWilkesThat, and to build lego toys and eat chocolate
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13:25.38carolsyep.
13:25.46carolsthanks for confirming that, MatthewWilkes
13:25.56darnirChocolate! You sold it. I'm pushing hard to be there soonenough now :-D
13:26.17carolsgood luck.
13:26.38MatthewWilkes:)
13:26.40carolsnot only does your org have to get accepted, but you have to mentor or be an org admin this year, and then you have to be one of the two chosen people to go.
13:26.42darnirThanks carols
13:26.47carolsit's a long road to the mentor summit. :-)
13:26.49carolsyw
13:27.03MatthewWilkesSo, for me, the best evidence for GSoC helping orgs to talk to eachother better is http://open-advice.org/
13:27.17darnirI know, read the Mentor guide too, apart from the student guide.
13:28.00MatthewWilkesI recognise a lot of photos of the authors of that book from the mentor summit, and a lot of people in Plone have read it
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13:31.06darnirHowever, I should thank GSoC for that push. I know a lot of people who have been on the brink of contributing to Open Source for a long time. It's often GSoC that gives the final push
13:32.33carolsgsoc is nice for things like that.
13:32.45carolsi've heard some great success stories from students, too.
13:33.05carolsjust the other day a student said, "all the great things that have happened in my life have been because of gsoc."
13:33.09carolsthat was nice to hear.
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13:34.57HackNewtonwell and "A lot of motivation for me"
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13:40.34kaidie, evil nick grabber! >:)
13:41.10carolsvery evil.
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13:42.00kaicarols: I'm not sure that "all the great things that happened in my life" are due to gsoc, but certainly a lot of them
13:42.18carolswell, that's still a lot more than other university outreach programs can say.
13:42.48kaisure
13:43.26kaiheck, going to an OSS conf wearing a gsoc shirt gets you into conversation with so many people you'd never have talked to otherwise
13:43.45carolsthat's pretty cool :-)
13:44.03kaiwithout GSoC I sure wouldn't have written my own DNS server, though I'm not sure that counts as "great thing" ;)
13:44.09carolsapparently i'm supposed to bring back the lines for food at the mentor summit this year because people didn't have a chance to talk to each other otherwise...
13:44.27kaicarols: ...
13:44.36carolsyeah, i know.
13:44.53carolsthe t-shirts are by far the worst for complaints though.
13:45.02kaimaybe we can bring a ball of yarn, and then we can throw it to each other and all introduce ourselves
13:45.15carolsin the time i've been running the program our t-shirts have been: too thick, too rough, too thin, too small, and too big.
13:45.29carolskai: not a bad idea.
13:45.40kaicarols: and the wrong colour, or too colourful
13:45.44carolsyep.
13:45.56carolstoo black, as well.
13:46.01kaiwhich reminds me that I also wanted to complain about the color of my free pony...
13:46.10carolsah! i'm glad i reminded you
13:46.16carolsotherwise you might have forgotten :-)
13:47.09kaicarols: of course you're aware that if the worst the people can whine about is the t-shirt or the lack of a line while getting food, you're doing pretty much everything right
13:47.39carolsyou're very sweet looking at the bright side like that.
13:47.49carolsi'm not mentioning all the personal nasty grams i get in a year.
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13:49.49kaithose people really need to go to scientific conferences more. you need to pay for a ticket, you need to pay for your hotel, flight, food, and usually your t-shirt isn't too black or too small because there simply isn't any. if you're lucky, you'll get a pen
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13:50.17carolsthose people need to be automatically removed from the program.
13:50.21Arthur_Dmay I ask how the mentor summit is organized: it's meeting physically somewhere, right?
13:50.33carolsbut now my personal feelings are intefereing with my work :-)
13:50.42carolsArthur_D: yes, in mtv
13:50.46carolssorry, mountain view
13:50.49carolson google's campus
13:50.57kaiArthur_D: yeah, google invites two mentors per org to googlehq, and we geek out together for a weekend
13:51.13Arthur_Dok, guess noone from our org can go then
13:51.26kaiArthur_D: how so?
13:51.41carolsArthur_D: well, you could if you applied to be a mentoring org for gsoc, get accepted, and then send mentors to the summit.
13:51.50carolsbut if you're not planning on applying or participating, then...
13:52.01kaiI mean, apart fromt he usual hurdle of getting accepted first, and then not messing up during gsoc
13:52.02Arthur_Dwell that's the plan
13:52.08Arthur_Dsure
13:52.17carolsgreat :-)
13:52.24carolsthen maybe we'll see you at the summit :-)
13:52.38Arthur_Dnot me at least, I won't be a mentor
13:52.45carolsor an org admin either?
13:53.06kaiArthur_D: I usually admin
13:53.33Arthur_Dwell I suppose I might be the admin, but not quite sure still to be honest
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13:54.08carolsArthur_D: well, fair enough. if you're not going to participate in gsoc at all, then you can't attend. but if you org admin or mentor this year, you're just as qualified as the rest of the mentors or org admins :-)
13:54.35Arthur_Dbut anyway, I doubt I could go in any case; would have to fly over from Norway and that would be too expensive for me
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13:55.05Arthur_Dsame for the other mentors of the org I'm in
13:55.07kaiArthur_D: actually you get a travel stipend of up to $1000 per mentor
13:55.14Arthur_Dnot bad
13:55.34kaiand as your org also gets $500 per student mentored, you should have some funds for sending two people
13:55.52kaiworldforge is all-european, and we usually manage
13:55.53Arthur_Dthen it might be an option indeed :)
13:56.17kaisome orgs decide that they pass on the $500 to the mentors, but some orgs don't
13:56.27kaiusually we try to offset other costs first
13:56.57Arthur_Dright, actually those $500 may come in handy for other things
13:57.29Arthur_Danyway, we'll have to see; we still need to have a successful GSoC
13:57.57kaisure
13:58.37darnirkai: You're not a Google employee?
13:58.46kainope
13:58.55darnirI always figured you were a Googler like carols
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13:59.35kaino. all the googlers in here have ops (provided they log in from work), but not all ops are googlers
13:59.50Arthur_Dhmmm, Worldforge... need to look that up ;)
14:00.08Arthur_Dright, the MMO
14:00.45Arthur_Dor rather, the framework, according to the about page
14:00.56kairight :)
14:01.28Arthur_Dany GSoC pages we can have a look at and learn from?
14:02.09kaiI'm happy to link to ours, but I think the KDE folks usually have an even better page
14:02.36kaihttp://community.kde.org/GSoC/2013/Ideas
14:02.43Arthur_Dsure, but your org is a game as well, and much smaller
14:02.49Arthur_Dthan the KDE org
14:02.55Arthur_Deasier to relate ;)
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14:03.57kaihttp://wiki.worldforge.org/wiki/Summer_of_Code
14:04.31Arthur_Dwooow it's a massive page
14:04.56kaiand it's not yet fully up to date
14:05.06kaisighs and goes to look for his pointy stick again
14:05.47kaiArthur_D: for the last year, we cooperated with ryzom and the CEGUI gui library for OGRE
14:05.51carolsgood luck with pointy-sticking, kai
14:06.23kaisfb: ping with a pointy stick?
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14:06.56carolsright, like that's going to get a response.
14:07.01carols:-P
14:07.07Arthur_Deven with all the work gone into our GSoC docs I don't think we have something quite comparable :|
14:07.29kaiyou still have a week
14:07.45Arthur_Dtrue
14:08.15carolsArthur_D: you can look at the home pages for all the orgs that participated in gsoc last year. their ideas pages are linked off their home pages.
14:08.33carolsthere are a *lot* of different kinds, different formatting, different organization, etc.
14:08.35Arthur_Dyeah, we have collected some links and looked at them
14:08.48carolsi look at ~500 a year, so i'm quite familiar with the variety :-)
14:09.24Arthur_Dwow :)
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14:10.16Arthur_Ddunno if we could ask for comments on our page now, or if that would somehow make it more difficult for you to claim being unbiased, or whatever
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14:11.10JordiGHArthur_D: url plz
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14:11.41Arthur_Dhttp://supertuxkart.sourceforge.net/GSOC_overview and http://supertuxkart.sourceforge.net/GSoC_ideas
14:11.50JordiGHOoh, supertuxkart!
14:12.14Arthur_Dyep, first time we attempt to participate in GSoC so we're quite excited :)
14:12.17JordiGHArthur_D: Looks good in structure, but sparse.
14:12.33JordiGHYou should have more ideas.
14:13.02Arthur_Dyeah, that's something we've been thinking of
14:13.07JordiGHNot that we're any role model since we haven't gotten accepted as an independent org, but this is what (one of) mine looks like right now: http://wiki.octave.org/Summer_of_Code_Project_Ideas
14:13.42JordiGHAnd I'm currently working on this one, which needs a lot more fleshing out: http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/SummerOfCode/Ideas2013
14:14.03Arthur_Dtruth to be told, it's not too easy finding additional ideas that would fit well both within GSoC and the current state of the game
14:14.21Arthur_Dbut we have definitely had the same thought
14:14.22JordiGHThe loyal opposition to Mercurial had this last year: https://github.com/peff/git/wiki/SoC-2012-Ideas
14:15.00JordiGHArthur_D: Ask everyone for ideas. That's what I did: http://octave.1599824.n4.nabble.com/More-summer-of-code-ideas-needed-td4650945.html
14:16.14Arthur_Dthanks for the input, appreciated :)
14:16.25Arthur_Dand we certainly welcome more ;)
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14:22.08Arthur_Danother thing I've been wondering is how many projects are roughly accepted for GSoC?
14:22.19carolsArthur_D: by projects you mean organizations?
14:22.25Arthur_Dyes
14:22.26carolsor by projects you mean student projects?
14:22.33Arthur_Dthe former
14:22.34carolslast year we accepted 180 organizations.
14:22.37carolsthe year before 175.
14:22.41carolsthe year before that 175.
14:22.45carolsthe year before that 150.
14:22.49carolsdoes that help?
14:23.04JordiGHDo you have a fixed number of org slots? Those look like suspiciously round numbers.
14:23.06Arthur_Dindeed, thanks!
14:23.08Arthur_Dand roughly how many applies each year?
14:23.23carolsJordiGH: we have a fixed budget. so yes, that translated to a fixed number of org slots roughly.
14:23.43carolsArthur_D: eh, 400ish? we post it in our blog post each year, i'd need to check them to get you exact numbers.
14:24.03Arthur_Ddon't worry about exact numbers
14:24.07carolsok.
14:24.07Arthur_Dthanks again :)
14:24.09carolsi won't then.
14:24.12carolsyou're welcome.
14:24.30Arthur_DI was just interested in knowing if we are a drop in a bucket or if there's a fairly reasonable chance of getting accepted
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14:24.54carolsArthur_D: the chance of getting accepted is largely decided by the quality of your application and your ideas page.
14:25.06Arthur_Dof course
14:25.18carolswe do make a lot of hard choices every year, though.
14:25.19kaiand how much you don't complain about the t-shirt ;)
14:25.30carolsand every year the most painful part of my job is the rejection IRC meeting.
14:25.33JordiGHcarols: Do you look at stuff like how active the project is, how many people are involved, what the mailing list atmosphere is like?
14:25.41carolsJordiGH: yes, all of that.
14:25.47carolsthat's why it takes a week.
14:25.59carolsi cry a little inside during that week every year.
14:26.31Arthur_Dsomehow this doesn't make me all that confident we'll make it, unfortunately :(
14:26.52carolsArthur_D: you should talk to the org admin for Sage.
14:26.58carolsthey applied 7 times before being accepted.
14:27.04carolsthey just kept trying.
14:27.08carolsand last year was their first year.
14:27.09JordiGHArthur_D: Why, are y'all twits in your mailing list?
14:27.24JordiGHArthur_D ;-)
14:27.26carolsJordiGH: "twits"? there's no reason to be disrespectful.
14:27.47JordiGHSorry, I was trying to be funny.
14:27.48kaiI think the parameters are more obvious and easier to control than for scientific grant applications
14:27.59kaispeaking from my academic ivory tower :)
14:28.13JordiGHkai: The Sage guys are used to doing grant applications.
14:28.20Arthur_DJordiGH: not at all, but we're a small organization and there are lots of other projects around that probably looks more useful than ours
14:28.30kaisee, 1 in 7 is a pretty good rate ;)
14:28.54JordiGHArthur_D: "Useful" doesn't have much to do with it. We get lots of gaming orgs every year. At the mentor summit, we hold tournaments. :-)
14:29.07JordiGHhad a lot of fun playing dev versions of Hedgewars and Wesnoth in 2011.
14:29.19carolsArthur_D: we try to find a very wide range of projects for the students to choose from.
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14:29.29carolsso "useful" isn't really a consideration so much.
14:30.00JordiGHSupertuxkart also has the distinct honour of being one of the few places to host Gown.
14:30.08JordiGHOr is it Penny?
14:30.28Arthur_Dused to be Gown, then Penny, now none of them
14:30.42JordiGHAw, what happened to her?
14:31.02JordiGHI liked Gown.
14:31.29Arthur_Dwell the model wasn't very good, and also she's not a mascot for any project AFAIK
14:32.02Arthur_Dso when we got more high-quality karts she was replaced
14:32.09JordiGHAlas poor Penny.
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14:32.30JordiGHLinuxchix have a penguinish mascot...
14:33.31Arthur_Dwe do have two, maybe three, female mascots though
14:34.09Arthur_Dof course with mascots that stuff isn't really important
14:35.00JordiGHAnyways, I wish you luck. I look forward to a Supertuxkart tournament at the mentor summit.
14:35.15Arthur_Dthanks :)
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14:36.11Arthur_DI do hope we get in, since we really want to get more developers on board, and we have some well qualified people mentoring as well so it should be a win-win
14:36.33JordiGHYes, sharpen the saw, think outside the box, and be proactive!
14:36.42stefanha:)
14:36.44kaibingo!
14:41.05Arthur_Dcarols: when you mentioned Sage you meant the FOSS mathematics software I presume?
14:41.19carolsArthur_D: indeed i did.
14:41.44Arthur_Dright, had to be sure ;)
14:43.00JordiGHThey're a fun bunch. I've played go with them.
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14:45.21sfbkai: Ouch.
14:45.57JordiGHlaaaaaaag
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14:50.15carolsserves some cookies and tea
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14:50.59Arthur_Dthanks carols and tries to relax
14:51.22Arthur_Dphew... so much to ponder
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14:52.28Arthur_Dto add on top of that, I was reading about licenses last night
14:52.41JordiGHOoh, let's have a license debate.
14:52.47JordiGHThose always attract a crowd.
14:52.50JordiGHis not serious...
14:53.06Arthur_Dgood ;)
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14:54.08sfbhaha
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14:57.15Arthur_Dbut at least we can agree that licenses are a cause of massive brain-hurt ;)
14:58.18MatthewWilkesThey're a major cause of "IANAL but…"
14:58.22MatthewWilkeswhich is really annoying
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14:59.13Arthur_Dsure, which is why I've considered contacting FSF or someone else that should have more understanding than random folks on IRC
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15:00.53carolsArthur_D: a good choice.
15:01.09Arthur_Dcan't take it as strict legal advice, but it should be more assuring at least
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15:01.43Arthur_Dor reassuring, whatever
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15:01.49rihnapstorhello
15:01.57Arthur_Dhi
15:02.02kodaArthur_D, you contacted the FSF? please shar their reply :)
15:03.03carolshi rihnapstor
15:03.18Arthur_Dkoda: not yet, but I will do so if I do :)
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15:08.46JordiGHArthur_D: licensing@fsf.org
15:09.34Arthur_DJordiGH: thanks, but at the moment it's not a real concern, just a possibility that I may need to contact them
15:09.47JordiGHis intensely curious.
15:09.59Arthur_D:P
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15:11.01JordiGHOh, you tease me so.
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15:11.43Arthur_Dsure, but you know, not really the appropriate channel for such a discussion
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18:12.42blackjack69any guesses for participating organisations this year??
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18:14.24Arthur_Dparticipating or applying orgs?
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18:14.52blackjack69participating
18:15.10Arthur_DKDE ;)
18:15.37blackjack69i have ho idea about KDE development environment :p
18:15.56blackjack69i hope there are some php projects
18:16.07JordiGH"KDE development environment" almost sounds like "ATM machine" or "PIN number".
18:16.18Arthur_DI would at least be surprised if no KDE projects are accepted
18:16.22JordiGHK desktop environment development environment.
18:17.33blackjack69have you participated before??
18:18.09Arthur_Dyou?
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18:19.10blackjack69nope
18:19.51blackjack69i am new to IRC too.. how do i mention the person i m talking to
18:20.26Catfish_Manblackjack69: you just mention them
18:20.39blackjack69how do i mention them???
18:20.45Catfish_Mando you know what mention means?
18:20.48Catfish_Manin english?
18:21.04blackjack69Catfishyes
18:21.07blackjack69yes
18:21.11Catfish_Manjust type their nick
18:21.18blackjack69okay..
18:21.28Catfish_Manmost irc clients make it really convenient by auto completing partial nicks when you press tab
18:21.38blackjack69Catfish_Man: okay.. i thought there would be some automated way
18:22.00Catfish_Manautomated conversation threading is likely an AI-hard problem
18:22.01blackjack69oh yes.. tab works .. thanks a lot .. Catfish_Man
18:22.12Catfish_Manif you can figure it out, I suggest using it for your phd topic ;D
18:22.47blackjack69Catfish_Man: haha..
18:23.05Catfish_ManI'm serious :) I spent quite a while thinking about this problem and prototyping various approaches
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18:23.22blackjack69Catfish_Man: you came up wid anything
18:23.50blackjack69Catfish_Man: for this topic i would have to understand how the irc server is setup and all the details of clients..
18:24.17Catfish_Manblackjack69: no, not at all. You would need to understand how to infer meaning from natural language sentences to determine who the implied subject and object are
18:24.33Catfish_ManI found a few helpful UI cues, but nothing dramatically useful
18:24.46blackjack69Catfish_Man: but it's a nice topic.. cause mozilla must be participating in gsoc.. and chat zilla needs this functionality
18:26.28blackjack69Catfish_Man: have you ever participated??
18:26.41Catfish_Manblackjack69: I was a mentor for Adium in 2006, 2007, and 2008
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18:27.32blackjack69Catfish_Man: great :)
18:28.30blackjack69Catfish_Man: in what language has be Adium written??
18:28.35Catfish_ManObjective-C
18:29.02blackjack69Catfish_Man: i now realize it's a stupid question because adium is for mac :p
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18:30.34blackjack69Catfish_Man: i am a little confused if i should learn objective c or i should learn c++ or should i go for web i.e html css and php..
18:30.52Catfish_Manblackjack69: you should figure out what interests you in life, and how software is applied to that
18:31.00Catfish_Manthen figure out what that software is written in, and learn that
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18:31.34blackjack69Catfish_Man: i have some experience with php.. are there any php projects in gsoc???
18:31.42Catfish_Manit's likely
18:32.55blackjack69Catfish_Man: i hope so
18:33.20Catfish_Manas I said though, focusing on the choice of language above all other factors is usually unwise
18:33.33Catfish_Manit's like picking a book without asking what it's about
18:34.34Catfish_Mananyway, lunchtime for me
18:35.02blast007blackjack69: you can look at last year's organizations to get an idea about stuff:  http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2012
18:35.37blackjack69Catfish_Man: Thanx anyway
18:36.01blackjack69blast007: thnx a lot
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19:22.22JordiGHIs there a canonical link to explain to people what "mentoring" means? I've got some mentors who are shy because they think that they have to be complete experts in everything about the project or the problem, and I want to attract them by saying that asking around other project members for help is ok.
19:23.24dhaunJordiGH: would this help? http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCMentoring/what-makes-a-good-mentor/
19:25.29JordiGHdhaun: Yes, thanks Dirk.
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21:03.12banasHi folks. I was looking at applying for GSoC this year. Any advice? :)
21:03.22banasI am new to real world programming.
21:03.37banasI've programmed in Python and C++.
21:04.08Catfish_Manbanas: get involved early, get involved in something that you actually care about
21:05.06banasI have been in touch with a potential mentor from Fedora, asking her about a project I've found interesting. I haven't coded much yet, but I am just getting to know more. Is it too late?
21:05.15banas^ Catfish_Man
21:05.41Catfish_Mancertainly not too late. I would grab the relevant code and find some small bug to work on soon though
21:05.51Catfish_Manthe only way to really tell if you're up to the task is to try it
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21:07.59banasCatfish_Man: Okay :) I have also been reading a lot about Mozilla's automation team. I have written few trivial pieces of code too, and have been in touch with prospective mentors. Though I understand it's not a good idea to keep more than one project in mind, is it a good idea to stay in touch with two parties, contribute and make good associatios with the mentors?
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21:08.22Catfish_Manbanas: other than possibly overworking, I see no downsides
21:10.35banasCatfish_Man: That's great then :) I have another question. Suppose I make a patch/bugfix in an organisations project, but have not discussed anything GSoc specific with the organisation's mentors. Is it too bad to start asking them more about the project around when the application period starts?
21:11.23Catfish_ManI don't see why it would be. That just means they already know you, and know that you can be useful, ahead of time :)
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21:12.58banasYeah! Then I guess I just have to focus on making patches for now :) Thanks a lot Catfish_Man!
21:13.05Catfish_Manenjoy
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21:26.20flyhi all
21:26.32flyanyone who could help us?
21:27.37DeNiS_Min what?
21:29.19flyhow to find the "possible projects"for various organizations
21:29.30flyprojects that they would love to have
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21:30.27flylike there are projects where there are posts about "feature requests"
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21:30.52DeNiS_Mwell every org has an idea list
21:30.59flywhere can i find feature requests for various GSOC participating organizations?
21:31.25DeNiS_Myou have to find the org you are interested in applying
21:31.25flyWhere are my manners.. :P Thanks Denis :)
21:31.43DeNiS_Mand then check the idea list
21:31.44flyok, but those ideas are totally vague
21:31.49DeNiS_Myou are welcome
21:32.02anth_xonce orgs are accepted, a list is published which includes all their ideas pages.
21:32.12anth_xi don't believe there's anything centralized before then.
21:32.24gevaertsIndeed there isn't
21:33.08flyok.. so once that ideas sheet is out we can pick up one from them..
21:33.25flybut then comes the part of providing abstract..
21:34.31flythere is the basic abstract that is provided by the organizations..
21:34.33flyright?
21:35.14flyso one of my queries.. how do i prepare a good abstract draft?
21:35.17DeNiS_Mi think you have to get familiar with the software first
21:35.36DeNiS_Mand then the ideas might not seem so abstract
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21:37.00flyok..
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21:37.15flyany suggestions for a python programmer?
21:37.33flywhat kind of projects should i look for?
21:37.40flyand in what organizations?
21:38.51DeNiS_Myou can have a  look at the previous year's organization and search about python programming
21:42.27flylink please..
21:42.57DeNiS_Mhttp://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/accepted_orgs/google/gsoc2012
21:43.39flythanks Denis, Be back in minutes.. :)
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21:47.29gevaertsmwilkes|away: are you in London this week by any chance?
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21:55.03gevaertsmwilkes|away: if you are, some of the rockbox folk are meeting on Friday
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22:06.36scorche|sh=(
22:07.04gevaertsscorche|sh: you're welcome too, you know :)
22:07.28scorche|shgevaerts: just as you are welcome to buy me a flight out there  ;)
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22:08.16gevaertsI'll think about it :)
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22:14.44ablegreeni looked at the gsoc 2012 list of mentor organizations and unfortunately i've used only some of the software on that list. could gsoc still be for me?
22:15.20Catfish_Manablegreen: if you can find something that you're both interested in, and capable of working on, then srue
22:15.22Catfish_Man*sure
22:15.56ablegreenhm okay. i looked at some of the suggested ideas at gsoc 2012 and i have no idea what they're about even after reading the description. is this normal?
22:16.31Catfish_Manthat would certainly be an indication to not go for those tasks, at least
22:17.13scorche|shablegreen: the best thing you can do is to go to the org(s) you are considering working for and talking with them about the tasks, though yeah - it isnt a good idea to consider something you have no idea at all about
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22:17.49ablegreenwell i do know some of the terms in the ideas but i feel like i need a bigger picture. if that makes any sense
22:18.17scorche|shthen ask the org
22:18.46badlogic1as an org, are we supposed to help the student with the application directly, or just answer questions and not looking at their application before the fact?
22:19.09badlogic1*before the fact == before they submit the application to gsoc
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22:20.15Catfish_Manbadlogic1: the purpose of the application is to help you decide which student to pick, so keep that in mind. If someone had a terrible proposal, and you fixed it for them, and then your organization picked them based on it, that would probably not be productive
22:20.46badlogic1that would have been my fear, helping the student to much and not being able to properly assess their skills
22:20.50badlogic1thanks for the info
22:21.27Catfish_Manbadlogic1: on the other hand, helping a capable student come up to speed with what your organization expects and how your community works doesn't seem particularly problematic
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22:32.29rhdoengesI'm a month too young to participate as a student :( are there any alternatives to summer of code for younger stuents?
22:33.18badlogic1Catfish_Man: we hope our gsoc material and the good souls on the forums/irc/github will help with that aspect. i guess answering technical/community/organization questions is fine, giving a complete outline for the application is not.
22:33.37badlogic1and by outline i mean things like a concrete timetable/milestones etc.
22:33.48Catfish_Manbadlogic1: basically. I would view it a little bit like helping someone with their homework without preventing them from learning I guess?
22:33.58badlogic1that sounds about right
22:34.06Catfish_Manrhdoenges: https://developers.google.com/open-source/gci/2012/
22:34.11badlogic1i guess part of demonstrating your skill as a student is being able to write a good proposal
22:34.32badlogic1wished universities would try to teach such skills as well
22:34.37badlogic1some do, most don't
22:34.50Catfish_Manbadlogic1: in the same sense that part of being a productive and useful programmer is being able to communicate with your team/management/community/etc...
22:35.00badlogic1agreed
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22:40.03rhdoengesCatfish_Man: that looks interesting, thanks. it's a bummer I can't participate.
22:40.12rhdoenges(in gsoc, not code-in)
22:40.30Catfish_Manyeah. Employment law is byzantine and often problematic :/
22:41.08gevaertsrhdoenges: some organisations have their own gsoc-like programme. They won't all have the same rules or cut-off dates
22:41.53afahimrhdoenges: i know european space agency has a summer of code modeled along the lines of gsoc
22:42.32afahimdunny of you can still apply
22:42.38rhdoengeshaha summer of code In Space!
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22:43.15rhdoengesI think I will look for an internship instead. I would like to make some money this summer.
22:43.44ablegreeni believe you're paid if you develop for gosc
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22:43.50ablegreengsoc*
22:43.59afahimyup, paid well if you ask me
22:44.07Catfish_Manablegreen: rhdoenges can't participate in gsoc, see a few lines earlier
22:44.23ablegreenoh, sorry for not paying attention
22:46.09afahimso where can I find out potential orgs that would be participating in gsoc? apart from the ideas list - are there any mentors here on this channel?
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22:46.58Arthur_Dyes
22:47.23hikerMaybe ... if we should get accepted ;)
22:47.37Arthur_Dwell he was asking for potential orgs ;)
22:48.32hikerAnd also for mentors
22:48.58Arthur_Dyou're a potential mentor so that should apply :P
22:50.15hikerOne question: as a first time organisation to apply, does it help to have more than one organisation vouch for you?
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22:51.14gevaertsIt certainly can't hurt
22:52.16hikerThanks, then we might try to get more
22:52.23afahimso I guess the best is to start frantically contacting mentors once their proposals are accepted. hopefully most of them hang out on IRC's / Mailinglists :D
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