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08:13.48kai!gsoc | Ch3ck_
08:13.48gsocbotCh3ck_: "gsoc" is Something that allows you to program for the summer in an open source project and win some cash and reputation, not Generic Savoir-faire on Open source Conundrums
08:13.57kai:D
08:14.05Ch3ck_nice work bot!
08:14.20Ch3ck_:)
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08:20.33kaifinally an opportunity to use that factoid
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09:42.11gsocbotbillybob: "logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc/
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12:42.13FuuzetsuHey guys, I can't see the code submission option anywhere. I did evaluation but that's the only thing I can see.
12:42.22FuuzetsuDo you have any idea where I can find it?
12:42.33gevaertsFuuzetsu: yes. In the future :)
12:43.04gevaertsrecommends having another look at the timeline
12:43.09FuuzetsuAny idea how distant is that future? I have rather… limited access to the Internet at the moment and I'd rather not miss anything I have to submit.
12:43.13FuuzetsuHmm, okay, let me have a look…
12:43.27gevaertsTwo days and a few hours, IIRC
12:43.46FuuzetsuOh, September 27th, alright. Thank you!
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13:08.23gsocbotharshadura: "logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc/
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13:35.59MatthewWilkesHey, OT I know, but I don't suppose there are any brazilians here who want to do me a quick proofreading favour, are there?
13:36.09MatthewWilkesI'm a bad man for asking here, I know!
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13:39.34JordiGHMatthewWilkes: Will European Portuguese also work?
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14:27.26kaiI think it's "correios" in portugese, both BR and PT
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15:15.15MatthewWilkeshehe
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15:45.58kblinthree red status rows in my eval list, three red status rows... take one down, shoo mentor around, two red status rows in my eval list
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15:46.45carolskblin: well, you're really ahead of the curve to be worrying about that on a wednesday. everyone seems to wait until friday around 2 hours before
15:47.44kblinactually, compared to mid-term, only two outstanding evals left with two days to go is pretty great
15:47.52carolsthat is pretty great.
15:48.11kblinbut the two missing mentors are at a conf, so I need to make sure they'll schedule for this
15:48.27kblinalso one student eval is missing, but that's a bit of their own problem
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15:51.40jjs1kblin: I haven't submitted my student eval yet, and I'm not terrible at organisation.
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15:51.50jjs1There's a lot of them thar questions :-)
15:52.16kblinwell, for the student side of things, it's their money not mine :)
15:53.01jjs1Oh right, because you guys get kicked off the summit if you don't all submit your evals
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15:53.03jjs1IIRC
15:53.16kblinalso the student will have trouble getting paid
15:53.40jjs1I see what you mean :-)
15:53.47kblinI'm not going to the summit this year so that part worries me a bit less ;)
15:54.05MatthewWilkeskai: There's the classic trick of phoning them up and forcing them to answer over the phone. I did that one year.
15:54.21carolsMatthewWilkes: sneaky.
15:54.23carolsi like it.
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15:54.47kblinMatthewWilkes: currently I'm telling all the other people I know at that conference to poke the two mentors to submit their evals
15:55.10kblinPSaaS.. pointy stick as a service
15:55.27MatthewWilkesI'd sign up for that
15:55.31jjs1MatthewWilkes: "Q: What was the most challenging aspect of mentoring a student? A: How did you get my number?"
15:56.59MatthewWilkescarols: Oh, that reminds me. I did mention this to the melange people the other day, but I think there's a mistake on the mentor survey. At least, I hope it's a mistake, as I didn't spend 20-40 hours/week mentoring.
15:57.17carolsMatthewWilkes: that's why there's an "other" option :-)
15:57.38MatthewWilkesOkay, not a mistake! Wow. If anyone's spending 40 hours a week mentoring can we get them a cake or something?
15:57.51carolssure :-)
15:57.58carolsi'm not baking it, though
15:58.03carolsi've got enough work to do as it is
15:58.29MatthewWilkesA likely story!
15:58.51MatthewWilkesI'm not baking it, it is supposed to be a reward, my cakes would be punishment
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15:58.57carolsMatthewWilkes: you'll see soon enough what's been taking up so much of my time :-D
15:59.39jjs1Aw, now I'm really curious about the mentor summit. :-(
15:59.44jjs1It sounds magical!
16:00.09MatthewWilkes"Google does not pre-announce programmes. Google does not pre-announce products. Google does not pre-announce fun activities."
16:00.25carolsjjs1: you don't have to be at the mentor summit to figure this out.
16:00.31carolsit'll be very obvious when it happens
16:01.31jjs1Wow. :-o
16:01.53jjs1Did the open source office mentor a "Take over the world" project or something? :)
16:02.10carolsjjs1: i've been working very hard.
16:02.13carolsthat's all i'll say.
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16:02.51chrowhat kind of answers are you expecting for this question: "Do you have any interesting or colorful experiences or takeaways you'd like to share?"
16:03.10MatthewWilkescarols: That's more than you usually say. I'm excited.
16:03.20carolsMatthewWilkes: you'll see :-)
16:03.31jjs1carols: Wow! I'll keep an ear open, or both eyes to the ground-- or whatever that saying is :)
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16:04.53jjs1There's a question for students "What has been the most challenging and/or rewarding part of participating in Google Summer of Code?".
16:05.03jjs1The last sentence of my answer was: "And I like money!"
16:05.08jjs1:-D
16:05.36chrojjs1, and what was the rest of your answer ?
16:06.44jjs1chro: The bit about having the opportunity to work professional devs around the world, writing code that actually gets used, and so on. :)
16:07.43jjs1I might change that sentence actually: "And there's a t-shirt!". hehe
16:08.19chrojjs1, what about the question I mentioned before, how did you answer it ?
16:09.24jjs1chro: I didn't really. That one's optional as far as I can tell.
16:09.49chroit is not optional that one
16:10.05jjs1chro: Are you a mentor or a student?
16:10.09chrostudent
16:10.23jjs1So am I, and it looks optional to me.
16:10.30jjs1But I didn't hit submit yet.
16:11.41carolsi purposefully make most of the long-form answer questions optional. i don't think most people will have an answer to all of them anyway.
16:14.01jjs1I'm out of here. Good luck again folks. :)
16:14.42aghislapostpones missing evaluations chase to tomorrow - people got the Melange warning already
16:15.13paultagsent a pretty annoying email to all the slackers.
16:15.21paultaghopes they get done now.
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16:34.38jkridneranyone know if there is a specific place code should be uploaded? it seems the projects only have places to put links to code.
16:35.25carolsjkridner: have you read the code submission guidelines?
16:36.05jkridnercarols: didn't see that in the FAQ.  the question links to the main page. will look again.
16:36.17carolsthe email i sent to the students list contains a link.
16:37.58jkridnercarols: how do I know if they've done it?  I do know where each student's code is, but not if it is shared with Google specifically.
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16:38.20carolsjkridner: wait, are you a student or a mentor?
16:38.36jkridnerorg admin
16:38.41carolsi see.
16:38.57carolsstudents can't upload their code until they've successfully passed their final evaluation
16:39.07carolsonce they've uploaded it it will be linked to on their project page.
16:39.10jkridnerdo they know before Friday?
16:39.13carolsnope
16:39.15jkridnerk.
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17:57.16sunu!timeline
17:57.17gsocbotsunu: "timeline" is http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/events/google/gsoc2013
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18:15.09Ch3ck_sees there's alot of tea and coffee at carol's end ;)
18:15.51carolsis there?
18:16.01carolsi've been drinking a lot of it, that's for sure
18:16.35Ch3ck_:)
18:16.58downey!tea
18:16.58gsocbotdowney: "tea" is Have some tea and try to relax!
18:17.25carolsdowney: for getting an auto responder when i send you emails, you sure are on the tea delivery :-)
18:18.33kblinI wonder if downey is a bot ;)
18:18.35downeycarols: my irc client buzzes my phone when tea is mentioned
18:18.55carolsdowney: i see. just the important things.
18:18.59downeycarols: indeed
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19:10.04nlminhtlI must fill only a questionare, don't I?
19:10.10nlminhtlmustn't I*
19:10.17derdonfor now, yes
19:10.39derdonand on 27th of September, you upload some code sample
19:13.03carolswhat derdon said
19:14.51JordiGHWhat happens if the mentor passes or fails the student when it's kind of obvious that the opposite choice is the right one?
19:15.05JordiGHe.g. a student submits almost no code but the mentor passes the student out of pity?
19:15.23carolsJordiGH: i'm not sure what you mean.
19:15.31carolsyou mean the org admin and the mentor are in disagreeement?
19:15.37scorche|shJordiGH: mentors dont often work in a vacuum - this is also what org admins are for
19:15.57JordiGHNo, they are in agreement, for whatever reason. What I wonder is if Google would get annoyed if this happens.
19:16.16carolsJordiGH: annoyed? that the student passes?
19:16.19carolsi'm still cnofused.
19:16.33JordiGHYeah, annoyed that the org passed a student who "clearly" shouldn't have passed.
19:16.48derdonI don't think google will be annoyed :D
19:16.56carolsJordiGH: i don't "clearly" know anything about these students. you're the one that works with them, not me.
19:17.02carolsif you pass them then i assume they should pass
19:17.41Triskeliosit's the org's criteria, not Google's
19:17.55JordiGHi.e. what's our incentive for failing students? I don't care if they get the money or not, since it's not my money, and I lose nothing by passing them, whereas I feel like I lose something by failing them by creating unhappiness between us and them.
19:17.59kblinso, apart from the fun of the gedankenexperiment, what would be the point of doing that?
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19:18.48derdonTIL "gedankenexperiment" is used in the english language :D
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19:18.52JordiGHSo what's my incentive for being a meanie and failing them?
19:18.58JordiGHderdon: "thought experiment" is more common, I think.
19:19.10derdongerman words in the english language always seem funny to me
19:19.18scorche|shJordiGH: doing what should be done, really...
19:19.24carolsJordiGH: you don't have an incentive to fail them.
19:19.28JordiGHderdon: German words like "handy" and "beamer"?
19:19.30carolsyou do it because it's the right thing to do.
19:19.59derdonJordiGH: hehe
19:20.00carolswhich is reason # 741 i'm so careful about what orgs we choose to participate in this program
19:20.06carolsbecause i have to trust you to do the Right Thing
19:20.12kblin(tm)
19:20.19carolsthanks kblin
19:20.27kblinmy pleasure :)
19:20.28Achillionchants "The greater good"
19:20.28JordiGHcarols: Ok, I was wondering if there could be some sort of backlash for not being selected next year because we turned out to be too nice of an org who passed students who shouldn't pass.
19:20.54carolsJordiGH: i have no metric by which to decide whether your students objectively should or shouldn't pass.
19:20.57carolshow would i even know?
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19:21.08scorche|shthere are *thousands* of students
19:21.10kblinalso, checking this really doesn't scale
19:21.12JordiGHWe have a few borderline students this year, whereas the past years we had all solid stars. So we're doing some soul-searching about whether to pass or not.
19:21.20kblinwhat Mr. scorche|sh said :)
19:21.21paultagJordiGH: giving a pass to a student who shouldn't is sometimes worse
19:21.43JordiGHcarols: Well, if the student only submits five lines of code at the end, that's kind of hard to recognise as a "pass", eh?
19:21.43paultagif they gave it their 100%, it's tough to fail them (to me anyway)
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19:21.54paultagJordiGH: unless those 5 lines are mind-blowing
19:22.01AchillionIt could be 5 lines of magic code
19:22.04JordiGHpaultag: Well, my student didn't invent sleepsort.
19:22.11carolsJordiGH: if they submit code at all then that's all they have to do. if they don't submit code they're required to return their final payment.
19:22.12kblinor pretty long lines ;)
19:22.13paultagyeah, perhaps not a great answer
19:22.17carolsi'm not an engineer, i can't assess the code.
19:22.23paultagkblin++
19:22.26gevaertsHow long are the lines? ;)
19:22.35paultagA friend of mine made an IRC bot with one line of Python
19:22.38paultagwhich was impresive
19:22.40kblingevaerts: my thoughts exactly
19:23.05kblinpaultag: os.system('supybot') ?
19:23.08paultag:>
19:23.13paultagbrilliant!
19:23.26paultaghands kblin the gold star :)
19:23.30JordiGHActually, most of our students this year are kind of borderline. :-/
19:23.33JordiGHI'm not sure what to do.
19:23.42JordiGHStatistically, some should fail, but I can make a case for passing all of them.
19:23.51scorche|shget with your mentors and figure it out
19:23.59scorche|shget with the students even if you want
19:24.22paultagyeah.
19:24.25scorche|shwe have failed students before and spoken to the students - they completely agreed with us and still went on to be a contributor
19:24.26kblinapart from worrying about passing/failing them, I'd worry about the mentoring, tbh
19:24.38paultagJordiGH: look at the project, see what they said they'd deliver, line it up, get mentor input
19:24.46JordiGHkblin: yeah, I think we made a mistake by taking too many slots. Spread ourselves too thin.
19:24.49paultagJordiGH: see if they really worked as much as they said they did (and if that was enough)
19:25.08kblinnot saying you did anything wrong, but still it'd be worth figuring out how to improve next year
19:25.24paultag(and tell us a the mentor's summit)
19:26.07kblinJordiGH: so personally I've never failed a student due to lack of skill, but only due to a lack of effort
19:26.51paultag== kblin
19:27.28paultagif the project was too big, perhaps that's on you (as the org) - if they were at 100%, it might have been too much
19:27.38paultag(no judgement, it happens)
19:27.47derdonkblin: I think that's exactly how the mentors should decide whether to let someone pass or not
19:28.06kblinand the mentors should have a pretty good feeling for the effort the student is putting in
19:28.38kblinwe had a student who got into a nasty traffic accident and had to spend weeks in the hospital
19:29.26carolskblin: every year so many GSOC students fall into mortal peril and so many grandmothers die…
19:29.38paultagGSoC-itis
19:30.00kblincarols: well, in that case I was pretty convinced
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19:30.24AchillionHave a gsoc student calculate the expected value of deaths in a student's family during gsoc
19:30.25paultagcarols: ever consider having the student's family sign wavers letting them know of the high danger?
19:30.40carolspaultag: it's certainly something to think about.
19:30.57carolsparticularly happens around the midterm
19:31.00paultagaye
19:31.12carols$2250 is enough money to motivate a lot of stories
19:31.23paultagsure is.
19:31.29kblinanyway, in our case the mentor worked with the student afterwards and they got the project back on track
19:31.32paultageven more when they've already spent it
19:31.49carolskblin: that's heartening to hear.
19:32.22kblinthe student didn't quite make the original milestones, but we could see the effort to make it
19:32.28JordiGHWe had two students in mortal peril this year.
19:32.38paultagWe had none this year \o/
19:32.47JordiGHAnd we had a student not have internet access for a while while he was getting evicted from his apartment.
19:33.08JordiGHCuriously enough, these are our most borderline students. :-/
19:33.13kblinas opposed to some students that I had to let go that came up with a new excuse every week
19:33.38kblinand where I never could see a reasonable sustained effort to get back on track
19:33.54derdon"my dog ate all the code"?
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19:34.27JordiGHderdon: Well, in this case, the code was in hg and widely mirrored, so canine gastronomy was not a danger.
19:34.36Achillionderdon: One of those desktop pets that ends up being a virus ... sounds plausible to me
19:35.12kblinI had students that had a high rate of hdd mortality, always right before they could git push
19:35.44derdonit's sort of an inside joke between my friends and me to yell "VIRUS!" if anything didn't happen as you wanted to
19:35.47AchillionExcessive coding causes vibrations on the desk that damage the hard drive
19:36.33derdon"I must not code faster than my hard drive can read it"
19:37.03AchillionIt's an issue
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19:38.19jjs11I think people like that need to fail sometimes, otherwise they'll never improve
19:38.37jjs11I mean they'll never learn to type softly so the vibrations don't ruin their hdds
19:38.48derdonlol
19:38.56kblinbut according to a shaved scientist named Occam, the more likely explanation is that they also were trying to get another job next to gsoc and can't work on both
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19:39.31Achillionkblin: I dunno, I would think that general summer laziness is more plausible
19:40.18jjs11kblin: But according to a shaved guy named Hanlon, they probably didn't mean to be bad :)
19:40.33kblinno, in pretty much all cases the students lated admitted they got another job
19:41.04Achillionhuh. Ok then. I guess I might have been projecting :)
19:41.15kblinone even asked me if I could extend a deadline I had given him because if he didn't get a "work" project done in time, his boss was going to fire him
19:42.32jjs11kblin: Not a good situation :(
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19:43.52kblinjjs11: actually it's a straightforward situation.
19:44.33jjs1kblin: Did you tell them to chose between 'jobs'?
19:44.41kblinwe ask about other obligations over the summer on our application forms.
19:45.01kblinwe also ask to notify us if anything changes in regards to that
19:45.28kblinso if you lie to me about this, I probably can't trust you on the code either
19:45.38notdanPlease excuse me if this is considered off-topic or innapropriate, but I would like to pinch in my small post where I share my reflections on the GSoC: http://parenz.wordpress.com/2013/09/25/gsoc-2013-an-afterword/
19:45.58MatthewWilkeskblin: We've actually had applicants delete the "Do you have other commitments" question from the template, to try and hide it without lying
19:46.24AchillionDid they wistle and look around while they were doing it?
19:46.28Achillionwhistly*
19:46.31kblinMatthewWilkes: well, bonus points for creativity
19:46.34Achilliongarh, whistle
19:46.57kblinbut still, big bucket of fail
19:47.22kblinAchillion: whistly? that web service for whist players?
19:47.33AchillionNo idea!
19:48.29kblinnot sure if it exists, but if it takes off, you heard it here first.
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19:48.55MatthewWilkeskblin: My face was something like http://static.fjcdn.com/gifs/SRSLY_16d898_2336229.gif when I noticed
19:49.20Achillionmakes a note of whistly
19:49.55kshitij8Being a student, I did have my exams during the GSoC period which really required me step away from the project for a bit. Is that really a bad thing to do?
19:50.47kblinkshitij8: if my students tell me about that beforehand, I'm fine with that
19:51.01derdonkshitij8: I bad thing is more not learning for the exam :( I speak from experience
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19:51.30kblinwe've had students go on vacation. if it's properly scheduled for and communicated, you can make this work
19:53.12derdonI can confirm that, kblin :)
19:53.20notdanI made up for the exams time by starting earlier, my mentro was OK with it
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20:27.53JordiGHIs it too late to pick someone else to go to the summit? I had to back out.
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20:28.42carolsJordiGH: as long as it's a one-to-one swap and it doesn't add any additional cost to your travel, i'm fine with it.
20:29.16JordiGHOh, it might. This dude would be coming from Europe. I would have been flying in from America.
20:30.11carolsand you're willing to pay the travel difference on your own?
20:31.24JordiGHMaybe. I'd have to ask bkuhn.
20:36.42JordiGHOh, never mind, this dude isn't registered on Melange as a mentor. He just acted all along as a very active unofficial mentor.
20:37.03carolsyeah, he doesn't count unless he's got a profile on melange as a mentor or org admin
20:37.04JordiGHWell, there's another one who could go who should be working in Facebook by then, so I'm sure his travel expenses would be tiny. :-)
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21:20.29paultagfound it, sorry.
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22:15.21AchillionReading the code submission guidelines, I wonder if people might submit code in a file that's actually named "Carol_Smith.tar.gz"
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22:25.40jjs1<Context_bot> Achillion: "Name your tarball file according to the following convention: givennames_surnames.tar.* (e.g. Carol_Smith.tar.gz)"
22:26.04AchillionOh sorry, I was suggesting it's ok
22:26.15AchillionI was making a joke about people misunderstanding the example as an instruction
22:26.32jjs1Huh? I know. I thought people might want the context :)
22:26.47AchillionRight, my bad then.
22:26.56Framedraggerthat is a very nice idea for a context bot.. mmm
22:26.58AchillionI thought you misunderstood and ended up misunderstanding. Funny how that always happens :|
22:27.15jjs1Achillion: hehe, don't sweat it ^_^
22:27.29Achillion:)
22:29.11derdonif the students are supposed to upload tarballs, that sounds like we should upload the whole code we have written and not just a sample
22:29.16derdonis that true?
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22:30.04Achillionno, the requirements are pretty relaxed
22:30.14Achillion"can include source files, a single .diff file, multiple .diff files, binary files, etc"
22:30.33jjs1Yep, that's from the guidelines that carols wrote: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2013/codeguidelines
22:30.35AchillionI guess they want anything that describes your work.
22:30.42jjs1I believe the first paragraph covers your question :-)
22:30.51derdonok, thank you
22:31.47jjs1derdon: But if it doesn't, I'm sure someone here can give you a better reply than mine :-)
22:32.35derdonha! they know what's more important: "We will begin sending final program payments to all students whether or not we have a code sample on file for you, but we will send neither t-shirt nor certificate to you until we have received your code sample."
22:32.45derdonI don't care about the money, give me the T-Shirt!
22:33.27jjs1But also "Any student who does not provide a code sample will be expected to return the final program payment to us."
22:33.45jjs1!codesamples
22:33.45gsocbotjjs1: "codesamples" is See: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2013/codeguidelines
22:46.14AchillionThe GSoC pen is also neat but it gets no mentions. Poor pen.
22:47.11derdonAchillion: mine became empty quite quickly :(
22:47.25AchillionI don't use it that much, yet.
22:47.37AchillionI'm sure you can get replacement ink thingies
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22:48.27derdonno, not around here. they haven't been built according to the holy national German DIN standard :P
22:48.38Achillionebay?
22:48.53derdonmaybe. but I doubt it's worth the effort
22:49.25AchillionProbably not. I see no markings on the pen.
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