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00:38.53*** topic/#gsoc is Students for GSoC 2014 will be announced on 21 April at 19:00 UTC, see the program timeline: http://goo.gl/Anraxm for more info | The Google Summer of Code 2014 mentoring orgs list is at: http://goo.gl/Qx6xLC
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03:53.22ss_Hello, how can I know slots been allocated to particular org
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03:58.22ollyss_: you can ask them
03:58.27ollythough they don't have to tell you
03:58.59ollyor you can wait until the 21st and count how many students they accepted...
03:59.02ss_olly: can't anybody from gsoc tell me?
03:59.19ollyss_: no, it's up to the org if they want to make that info public
03:59.33ss_ok, thanks
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05:10.12ketilAnybody able to see the number of allocated slots?
05:10.33Niharikaketil: Not open to students.
05:10.58ketilEh, OK.  But I am registered as a mentor.  I just get an empty table.  Is this a matter of privileges?
05:11.35ollyketil: i think it might be admin only
05:11.43ollyfor em it shows up exactly where carols said
05:11.49olly*for me
05:12.32ketilOK.  It wasn't clear from the email that I wasn't supposed to know.
05:12.46ollyi'm not sure either
05:13.32ketilI'll contact my admin, then.  Thanks!
05:13.35ollybut it's in the org profile, which I think is an admin-only thing
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05:15.53ketilI see now that Carol cited some text (which I didn't read too carefully :-) that says step three is org admin only.  Strange UI choice to display an empty table, but whatever.  Thanks for clearing it up.
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05:17.12gsocbotcroozeus: "logs" is http://ibot.rikers.org/%23gsoc/
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06:53.22rajulmorning!!
06:57.04stqismHello
06:57.47rajulstqism: hi....
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08:04.03dufferzafarWhen will the slot allocations be published?
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08:05.32gevaertsThey have been
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10:48.45AI0867possibly
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10:50.07samgtrare the slot allocations already published to the mentoring organizations?
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10:51.35AI0867possibly to the admins, but I can't see it
10:52.47samgtron the melange site, it says 9th April, so i was wondering
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10:54.07PulkoMandyseems only the org admin can see them
10:54.24samgtrso its out? PulkoMandy
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10:54.33PulkoMandyI don't know, I'm not admin :)
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10:55.09leninare slots allocated to mentoring organizations
10:55.45ollyyes, they have been
10:56.03ollyand no, they aren't public
10:56.15ollyyou can ask the org, but they don't have to tell you
10:56.18samgtrthanks olly
10:56.27leninokay thanks
10:57.40lenindon't they put the slot allocation results on their blog or something, no blog have came with that yet?
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11:09.32ollygoogle don't blog a list, but individual orgs are free to announce how many they got (or to keep it secret)
11:10.19somaenBesides, the dedup-meeting hasn't been yet, which might affect the results.
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11:10.29darnirYes.. And not just students, a bunch of mentors too are trying to find out the slot allocations yet
11:10.40darnirBecause Google thought it'd be a good idea to let only the admins know
11:13.23ashmew2is there a minimum number of slots that will be assigned to an org?
11:13.30darnir1
11:13.41ashmew2Thanks
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11:14.29ollyi think an org is allowed to ask for no slots, but unless they do they will get at least 1
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11:19.40ktktktAre no of slots provided to each org   public ?
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11:20.18darnirWe need a factoid for this..
11:20.22darnir!slots
11:20.22gsocbotdarnir: "slots" is (#1) Slot allocation is done manually by Chris DiBona and Carol Smith, be a good org, play nice on the mentor list and #gsoc, ask for a non-crazy-high number of slots, and you'll probably get what you ask. Note that non-crazy-high for new orgs is around 1 or 2., or (#2) http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2014/studentallocations
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11:21.41darnirNah, someone has to create one. But the answer to ktktkt is no. It's not public.
11:22.08gevaertsdarnir: why don't you? :)
11:23.07ollyi think there may be a factoid already
11:23.50darnirgevaerts: Because there are others like olly, you and kblin who know more about factoids and one might already exist
11:24.05darnirAnd then I'd just be bloating the factoid list
11:25.14ollyi can't seem to see one, FWIW
11:25.17ollymaybe it got pruned
11:25.33ollyduplicates aren't a big issue really
11:26.07ollyless of a problem that people teaching the bot lots of "funny" factoids so it's much harder to find the useful ones
11:26.24gevaerts!this cookie | olly
11:26.24gsocbotolly: "this cookie" is for you
11:26.43darnir!learn slots "The number of slots allocated to each organization aren't  public. They may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely."
11:26.43gsocbotdarnir: (learn [<channel>] <key> as <value>) -- Associates <key> with <value>. <channel> is only necessary if the message isn't sent on the channel itself. The word 'as' is necessary to separate the key from the value. It can be changed to another word via the learnSeparator registry value.
11:26.53olly*as*
11:26.59darnirYes I realised
11:27.01ollyand no ""
11:27.05darnirAah
11:27.13ollyor else they'll be in the factoid
11:27.21darnir!learn slots as The number of slots allocated to each organization aren't public. They may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
11:27.21gsocbotdarnir: "slots" is (#1) Slot allocation is done manually by Chris DiBona and Carol Smith, be a good org, play nice on the mentor list and #gsoc, ask for a non-crazy-high number of slots, and you'll probably get what you ask. Note that non-crazy-high for new orgs is around 1 or 2., or (#2) http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2014/studentallocations, or (#3) (1 more message)
11:27.39ollyi'd suggest a new factoid for that
11:27.42darnirOkay, it still got pruned.
11:27.42gevaertsnods
11:27.50olly!forget slots 3
11:27.50gsocbotolly: "slots" is (#1) Slot allocation is done manually by Chris DiBona and Carol Smith, be a good org, play nice on the mentor list and #gsoc, ask for a non-crazy-high number of slots, and you'll probably get what you ask. Note that non-crazy-high for new orgs is around 1 or 2., or (#2) http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2014/studentallocations
11:28.02gevaertsI think the ones already there should be kept, so yes, a new factoid is better
11:28.11darniragrees
11:28.21darnirWhat should it be called? I hate naming things
11:28.46darnir!allocations
11:29.13darnir!learn allocations The number of slots allocated to each organization aren't public. They may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
11:29.13gsocbotdarnir: (learn [<channel>] <key> as <value>) -- Associates <key> with <value>. <channel> is only necessary if the message isn't sent on the channel itself. The word 'as' is necessary to separate the key from the value. It can be changed to another word via the learnSeparator registry value.
11:29.19darnirPssh!
11:29.30darnir!learn allocations as The number of slots allocated to each organization aren't public. They may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
11:29.30gsocbotdarnir: "allocations" is The number of slots allocated to each organization aren't public. They may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
11:29.35gevaertsdarnir: numbers or isn't :)
11:29.58gevaertsalso is confused about "They". The numbers or the orgs? :)
11:30.00AI0867!allocations
11:30.00gsocbotAI0867: "allocations" is The number of slots allocated to each organization aren't public. They may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
11:30.21darnirWell, the numbers don't speak, but sure. I'll fix it
11:31.17darnir!learn allocations as The number of slots allocated to each organization isn't public. The organization may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
11:31.17gsocbotdarnir: "allocations" is (#1) The number of slots allocated to each organization aren't public. They may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely., or (#2) The number of slots allocated to each organization isn't public. The organization may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
11:31.23darnir!forget allocations 1
11:31.23gsocbotdarnir: "allocations" is The number of slots allocated to each organization isn't public. The organization may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
11:31.45gevaertsYay!
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11:32.26darnirI'm however surprised at the number of slots we were allocated. I honestly expected more
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12:03.51isahelp
12:04.24isa!allocations
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12:07.35TahirHow many slots will be allocated per org? minimum and maximum?
12:08.14ollyat least 1 if they want it; no particular upper limit
12:08.22ollybut not more than they ask for
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12:11.54Tahiris there any relation between numbers of slot and numbers of proposal? or it totally depend on org requirement upon propasal quailty
12:11.56Tahir?
12:12.52olly!slots | Tahir
12:12.52gsocbotTahir: "slots" is (#1) Slot allocation is done manually by Chris DiBona and Carol Smith, be a good org, play nice on the mentor list and #gsoc, ask for a non-crazy-high number of slots, and you'll probably get what you ask. Note that non-crazy-high for new orgs is around 1 or 2., or (#2) http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2014/studentallocations
12:13.27ollyrvraghav93: don't PM people out of the blue
12:13.30ollyuse the channel
12:14.03rvraghav93olly:  Sorry ! is it possible to know the no of slots Python Software Foundation is allocated ?
12:14.13ollyrvraghav93: ask them
12:14.25rvraghav93olly: ok
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12:15.53TahirThanks gsocbot
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12:40.09kblinmy guess is that PSF has between 0 and 1500 slots
12:40.40gevaertsThat's daringly precise!
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12:40.56ollykblin: i can confirm that
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12:41.26olly(someone told me, but I'm not sure if it's public info or not)
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12:43.37darnirI'm pretty sure PSF has atleast one slot. So I'd wager they have between 1 and 1500
12:43.54kblinor maybe 100±1400 slots
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12:44.26kblindarnir: I guess they have applied, so I take darnir is correct
12:44.45gevaertsdecides to stick his neck out
12:44.51gevaertsThey have an integer number of slots
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12:45.31kblinprobably a number of slots that can be displayed with a uint16_t even
12:46.34ollyremembers when there used to be a mail to the mentors list with all the slot allocations in
12:47.19kblindid we still have that in 2008? I don't remember anything like that :)
12:47.37kblinpre-2008, I was doing GSoC on the other side of the fence
12:47.39ollyi think 2008 was my first
12:48.07kblinthe side of the fence where you had to do more work to get your tshirt
12:49.23darnir:D
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12:49.38darnirCo-mentors don't get a Tshirt do they/
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12:49.41darnir?
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12:51.15kblinI think everybody signed up as a mentor gets a t-shirt
12:51.24kblinso if you're in melange, you'll get a t-shirt
12:51.35ollyunless you said you didn't want one
12:51.37darnirHmm, interesting. Even if you're not really mentoring?
12:51.51ollyi think the logic is you likely spent time reviewing proposals
12:52.04darnirBecause we didn't get enough slots, so not everyone who registered will mentor
12:52.21ollythey'll probably still help the students though
12:52.29darnirAah.. Well, we'll know in a few months.
12:52.32kblinyeah, those people are fine, t-shirt wise
12:52.49darnirOh yes, for example, I'll probably not be mentoring, but I'll co-mentor the project
12:52.51kblinI mean I've gotten a t-shirt every year so far
12:53.14kblinbut then I was admin for 2+ projects
12:53.21darnirMight as well have just applied as a student.
12:53.40kblinthis year is the first year I couldn't do that anymore
12:53.54kblinI still wonder if I should fell all grown-up or just old
12:53.57darnirWell, being admin for 2 orgs cannot be easy
12:54.11kblinah, they're small orgs
12:54.25kblinprobably harder to be org admin for a single large org
12:54.36darnirYeah, probably.
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12:54.55kblinI've got to heard about a dozen mentors
12:54.58darnirEspecially ones like PSF or Apache
12:55.29darnirkblin: That's a decently sized org!
12:55.46kblinover the two orgs I admin :)
12:56.04darnirAah! That's better
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12:56.36kblinpretty much my only gripe is that melange is still a bit clumsy to use if you're in more than one org
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12:57.02darnirHaven't the faintest idea about that
12:57.42ollyit lists all the propsals in one list
12:57.51ollyand forget the org filter each time you reload
12:58.07darnirThat's annoying
12:58.10ollyand the bug i filed for that recently got closed without being fixed
12:58.26ollyif i was involved in more than one org, I'd be irritated about that
12:58.47ollyi can't think why I'd ever want to see proposals for multiple orgs at once
12:59.05ollya drop down for the org and a list for that org would make more sense
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13:02.20darnirThe melange site seems pretty hackish to me..
13:02.42ollyit's much better than it used to be
13:02.46bkuhndarnir: I believe it's Free Software.  I bet patches are welcome.
13:02.53ollybut there are still some annoying rough edges
13:03.09darnirbkuhn: If only I was any good at web development
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13:03.31ollybkuhn: with a CLA though
13:03.52darnirolly: There's a CLA you have you sign for contributing to melange!?
13:03.55bkuhnolly: hrm, unfortunate.  I'll bring it up with carols at some point.
13:04.05bkuhnAnd Danny, for that matter.
13:04.07darnirThat's not nice.
13:04.10ollydarnir: http://code.google.com/p/soc/wiki/ContributorLicenseAgreements
13:04.45ollyi've not actually looked at it though (neither python nor web stuff are really my strengths)
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13:08.19darnirI don't think this CLA is as bad as the one Canonical makes you sign
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13:08.47ollyit doesn't seem to require (C) assignment at least
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13:09.38darnirIt does, "Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, You hereby grant to Google and to recipients of software distributed by Google a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable copyright license to reproduce, prepare derivative works of, publicly display, publicly perform, sublicense, and distribute Your Contributions and such derivative works."
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13:09.58gevaertsdarnir: that's not copyright assignment
13:10.01ollythat's a licence, not assigemtn of the (C)
13:10.14darnirTrue.. yes. It's not assignment.
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13:10.28gevaertsAnd at least it now has a clause about third-party code, which wasn't there a few years ago :)
13:10.30darnirGNU has that requirement. Copyright assignment
13:10.53ollyGNU is a non-profit with certain defined goals though
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13:11.31darnirWait, upon reading this CLA, it doesn't look bad at all. I'mno lawyer, but this seems reasonable enough to me
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13:11.39teepee_darnir: but assignment does not work in all legislations, how's that handled then?
13:11.40ollythat's rather different to a for profit company
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13:15.17darnirYes and the assignment agreement also has a clause that explicitly states that all your contributions will always be free
13:15.36darnirfree as in freedom that is.
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13:16.04darnirteepee_: I'm not sure. You could ask the guys on #fsf about it. It works where I reside, so it was fine.
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13:18.04teepee_darnir: i think that's a big can of worms, so I guess I'll leave it closed for now
13:18.13darnir:D
13:18.24darnirIP laws are insanely crazy.
13:18.34darnirI know a little bit about them, not much.
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13:21.21teepee_the copyright part in germany (and more european countries i think) is quite simple in that respect. you just can give copyright away so even the simple US "public domain" is impossible
13:22.31PulkoMandywell in France it ends up being not that simple. You can't do this, but if you work in a company, the company gets the copyright, unless you're only an intern
13:24.06kblinPulkoMandy: sure, same in germany for the code that I write as part of my job, if writing code is indeed part of my job
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13:26.52AI0867teepee_: do you mean "can't"?
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13:35.20kblinooooh, a new docker release....
13:35.44kblinthat went under in yesterdays "let's replace all our SSL certs" pary
13:35.48kblin*party
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13:37.05teepee_AI0867: it's not possible by law. if you create something, you own the copyright, you can't give that away
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13:38.11kblinunless you do it on company time, then it's the company that created the thing :)
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13:44.39AI0867teepee_: yes, I know that there are countries whose copyright works that way, but that's not what you said
13:44.49AI0867to quote you: "you just can give copyright away"
13:45.19teepee_AI0867: oh, right. yes. typo :)
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13:46.14ktktktis there a way to see all the proposals students applied to different orgs
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13:46.49kblinyou will be able to see the accepted proposals after they've been accepted
13:46.59kblinalso not the complete proposals, iirc
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13:47.11ktktktcan we get the count
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13:56.53somaenIIRC, what other orgs a specific student may have applied to should not be part of what you consider when reviewing the proposal
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13:57.33somaenFrom the documentation, I seem to remember that you WILL see if you have a duplication conflict with some org, but that's about it.
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16:34.07spectiehey all!
16:36.03NiharikaHey spectie.
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17:05.30chroit it too bad if I get accepted for a a GsoC project and then I have to quit ?
17:05.42somaenDo you plan on doing so?
17:05.52chroI do not know
17:06.04chrobecause I also applied for a summer intern position
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17:06.07somaenDo you expect this as a real possibility?
17:06.16chrobut I do not know if I will get accepted for the intern position
17:06.25somaenDid you mention this in your GSoC application?
17:06.37chrousually the probability of getting accepted for internship is low
17:06.44chrono I did not mention that
17:06.50somaenthen you should
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17:07.12chrobecause it's a remote chance
17:07.13somaenor at the very least discuss this with the relevant mentors/organization.
17:07.51chroshould I discuss it now, or only when I get accepted?
17:07.53somaenIf you get accepted for a GSoC project, you might be taking a spot that someone else would have gotten instead.
17:08.07chrobut if I stay quiet I can receive the initial stipend from GSoC
17:08.11chroaround 500 USD
17:08.13somaenAnd after acceptance, there is no way to rollback that and put another student in your position.
17:08.22somaenThis is starting to sound like fraud.
17:08.36chroit's not fraud
17:08.56chroI need to do something for the summer and apply for many things at the same time
17:09.03chroI applied for GSoC last year and I wasn't accepted
17:09.11somaenPurposefully keeping quiet about other commitments that will make you unable to perform the task you said you would, so that you can gain parts of the money?
17:09.15chroI can't put all the eggs in the same  basket
17:09.19KolibriOS|yogevchro: It is fine to apply to many things at once. It's not fine to get $500 for nothing and then quit.
17:09.24teepeewhat's the problem then, if you get accepted, do it and leave the others
17:09.50somaenYou aren't putting your eggs in one basket anyhow by applying for more stuff.
17:09.51chroKolibriOS|yogev, for nothing, I did a very extensive proposal
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17:10.24somaenBut saying that you'd quit GSoC if something else comes up, that is something that should be made clear with the relevant mentors/orgs.
17:11.06KolibriOS|yogevchro: So you are saying that every GSoC applicant should already get $500 for just submitting a proposal, regardless of whether he/she is accepted?
17:11.13somaenWorks the same as with other jobs really, if you take on job X at company Y, intending to jump ship for job Z whenever it pops up, then company Y should know that.
17:11.15chrosomaen, but I think I will have a reply from the internships, before the accepted student list of GSoC comes out
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17:11.33somaenHOW much earlier?
17:11.54somaenBecause, there are deadlines for accepting students, and no way back afterwards.
17:11.56chromaybe this week, or the next one
17:12.21somaenWell, no way back to selecting another student atleast.
17:12.31somaenThen make that clear to the relevant org.
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17:12.56somaenAs they'd have to plan for that scenario possibly.
17:13.28somaenI wouldn't find it at all acceptable to keep silent about it, then vanish after getting the $500.
17:13.34KolibriOS|yogevchro: The orgs have to finalize the selected students by April 18th. So if you drop before then, it's fine.
17:13.51KolibriOS|yogevchro: But if you are selected and drop after April 18th, it's not nice.
17:13.59chroKolibriOS|yogev, thanks, that's an important information
17:14.17teepeeno, 18th is not fine
17:14.19chroI think I will have an answer before Apr 18th
17:14.42somaenThat doesn't mean that the orgs you applied to have time to reevaluate that late.
17:14.56RichieB!allocation
17:15.34chrobut I can try to finish GSoC in 1 and a half months
17:15.39somaenno
17:15.46somaenWell, you can try.
17:15.48chroif it si OK with my mentor
17:15.49KolibriOS|yogevteepee: Why not? That's what I see on the timeline. It's not a good idea, but till 18th you can still select another student if a selected one drops.
17:15.56somaenBut your workload is supposed to be work for 12 weeks
17:16.17somaenso, that'd be 12-16 hour days to complete it in half the time.
17:16.20teepeeKolibriOS|yogev: a) timezones b) that's too much last minute to reorganize without warning
17:16.55somaenI would still say that you should let them know, and be honest about it.
17:17.05KolibriOS|yogevteepee: I agree it's borderline but technically it's possible to drop till April 18th 07:00 UTC and get another student instead.
17:17.18somaenThen they can plan for the scenario.
17:17.35chrosomaen, I was afraid that saying that kind of things to my mentor he would ditch me out
17:17.38somaenThe downside being of course that it might affect how they evaluate you.
17:17.39chroand I don't want that
17:17.49KolibriOS|yogevteepee: Don't think I am supporting chro, I just pointed out that before 18th the org could still take another student.
17:17.56PlkMndyKolibriOS|yogev: it makes it difficult for the org to release the slot for another org to get it, for example
17:18.04chrobecause the odds for getting accepted in7 internship are lower
17:18.26somaenchro: I'm sort of wondering what your goal is here. You're considering the scenario of dropping out yourself, but is also worried about the mentor dropping you?
17:18.35teepeeKolibriOS|yogev: and I still disagree that the 18th is an acceptable date for that
17:18.48somaenI think your priorities need to be clear.
17:18.59chrosomaen, I just want to guarantee that I will have something to work on during summer
17:19.15chromy priority is the internship, GSoC is my fallback plan
17:19.17somaenIf the internship is what you're really wanting, and GSoC is your fallback, then it's unfair to the org to not let them know.
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17:19.27KolibriOS|yogevteepee: I would prefer my selected students to inform me of dropping on April 18th rather than April 19th or later.
17:19.34somaenSince they'll be the one's carrying the risk then.
17:19.42KolibriOS|yogevteepee: Of course, the sooner is always the better.
17:19.59teepeeKolibriOS|yogev: true but suggesting that as deadline is not a good idea in my view
17:20.16chroI think I will be able to inform my org before Apr 15th
17:20.47KolibriOS|yogevteepee: I am sorry if that sounded like I suggested that to chro. I really didn't. I just pointed out that April 18th 7:00 UTC is *absolutely* the last minute the org can replace a student, so do *NOT* inform them later.
17:21.15teepeeKolibriOS|yogev: right, but that somehow defines it as deadline automatically
17:21.20chroI know KolibriOS|yogev
17:22.11somaenDedup is April 15th.
17:22.36teepeeto be honest, having GSoC as fallback does not look nice from the mentor perspective
17:22.49somaenAnd 18th is the mentor allocation deadline, as well as the dedup-meeting
17:23.01chroteepee, that's why I didn't mention it
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17:23.26teepeechro: if I'd be the mentor I'd be even more angry hearing it later
17:23.37somaenIt doesn't really reflect well on you if you drop out either way.
17:23.42teepeeas that would even waste more mentor time
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17:23.46somaenUnless it was clear from the start.
17:23.55chroI know, my mentor will be very angry, especially because he helped me a lot
17:24.09meflinthe longer you wait the worse its going to be
17:24.19teepeeand he probably did that in his free time for no money at all
17:24.23meflinand keep in mind you just went public
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17:24.46joshwambuajust went public in a logged channel
17:24.52somaenWell, yeah, your mentors might be here.
17:25.17chroteepee, but I will complete the issues, even outside GSoC, for the time he spent with me
17:25.21meflinI would go talk to your mentor ASAP
17:25.22somaenHonesty is rather important in applications.
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17:25.52chromeflin, imagine if I am not accepted for internship, he do not need to know anything
17:25.59chrowhy to create stress on him now
17:26.03meflinyour wrong
17:26.03chroit's a remote chance
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17:27.10chrosomaen, but I was honest.. They contacted me for interview after I had submitted my proposal to GSoC
17:27.12somaenIt's still a risk you're making him/her take.
17:27.46somaenchro: But your proposal doesn't cover the status quo anymore though?
17:27.51chroI also took much time last year making proposals that were not accepted, and I did not receive any money for them
17:28.03chroso I think it is the same situation with mentors
17:28.18meflinno its not
17:28.25teepeeindeed
17:28.35teepeechro: short story: it's not a job
17:28.38somaenMentor's work for free.
17:28.40chromentors guide students on making proposals, but it does not mean that they will be accepted
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17:28.57meflinthe issue is that you are being dishonest
17:28.59dirkhhas org admin, when / where can I find the slot allocations?
17:29.18meflindirkhh: you org profile its on the top right
17:29.33dirkhhthanks!
17:29.44chroI insist, I was not dishonest
17:30.00somaenOr, well, I guess some Mentors might be getting some pay, if they are hired by the FOSS org in the first place, and the org allows them to mentor on company time, but that's unrelated.
17:30.07meflinyou just told us you are being dishonest you hiding this from your org
17:30.11chroI simply haven't  talked with  my mentor after I submitted the proposal
17:30.15somaenchro: You were not, but the proposal is not honest NOW.
17:30.31meflinI've had lots of students apply for multiples its not a problem if I Know whats up
17:30.52meflinit is a problem when I get surprised
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17:31.19somaenOverall, everybody wins IF the org knows that this is the case.
17:31.30chroright, but I haven't told him now because I am afraid that he discards me from the project and I end up with empty hands
17:31.33somaenEspecially if they'd known as soon as it was a possibility.
17:31.48somaenthen it'd reflect on you as being honest and clear in your intentions.
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17:32.25somaenWell, to be fair, why should he/she have to risk with empty hands?
17:32.38meflinyou are over thinking things, students often have other opportunities
17:34.05somaenBut yeah, you're talking about not telling your org, in a public and logged channel.
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17:34.42somaenif I were the org, I'd rather find out from you directly, than from reading the scrollback-history of #gsoc.
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17:35.28meflinif I found out via scroll back  I would be _most_ unhappy :)
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17:35.58somaenThen again, I do not know which org this is, and I can't say for sure that any relevant party is here, or not.
17:36.17chroyes, but it is not my goal to remain hidden. I want to tell the org
17:36.30meflinso go tell them
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17:36.34somaenNow
17:37.05meflinits not that hard ... "I have this great opportunity but I'm not sure if I will get it."
17:37.13chroright, I will talk to my mentor
17:37.37meflinit happens all the time .. and you mentor has been in the same kind of place most likely
17:37.40chrotrue I will tell him that the odds of being accepted are low
17:37.53somaenit's better than coming along next week with "I got this other opportunity, so I won't be doing GSoC" out of the blue.
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17:38.37somaenThis way, they can consider a replacement in good time, instead of having to jump around to fix things at an extremely late point in time.
17:38.47somaenKeeps everybody happy.
17:38.48droyhi
17:38.53somaenhi
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17:39.26droydid any  one had an experience of having a unresponding mentor
17:39.54meflinmentors might be bussy right now with student selection
17:40.05meflinhow long has it been?
17:40.59droy4 days
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17:41.26meflinmight try again ... also try the rest of the org
17:41.37droyi asked my  mentor to make my proposal editable
17:41.46droyno response
17:42.12droyi even mailed the content which i would like to add on my proposal
17:42.24meflinwhy not use the comments?
17:42.46droyi commented on my proposal too
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17:43.15droybut i didnt  get  any comment in reply
17:43.15meflinthen they can see the info
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17:44.59droyok
17:45.05meflindroy: you can email them again .. but they may also be very bussy
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17:45.16meflinI have a 100 apps to review myself
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17:45.37teepeeisn't there something like a 48h response required?
17:45.49droyok
17:45.56meflinnot at this time no
17:46.10teepeewhere does it apply?
17:46.34meflinbefore the student app deadline
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17:46.43droybut  im afraid to mail them  again and again  if they get angry or so  or get irritated by repeated mails
17:46.44teepeeahh, ok
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17:47.10meflinuntill student selection we are spending our time figuring out other things
17:48.08meflindroy: if you put the extra info in the coments when they review you app they will see it
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17:49.25kremlin-its too bad openssl isn't mentoring this year
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17:49.27carldaniHi!
17:49.56meflinmmm tea
17:49.59meflinshares
17:50.25carldaniI'm a mentor for coreboot (and I have the rights to score proposals), but "My organizations" in my dashboard is empty.
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17:50.57meflinsee proposals
17:51.14meflinmy org is deprecated and its a bug that its still there
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17:51.21carldaniah!
17:51.30meflinand yes that is a bit confusing ;)
17:51.47carldaniour admins are asleep right now and I wanted to check the number of slots we got.
17:52.17meflinthe slot count only shows for admins
17:52.30meflinAFAIK
17:53.49meflinif you can see it it will be under managed orgs top right
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17:54.28teepeeno managed orgs for non-admin :)
17:54.35carldanithanks meflin
17:54.37carldanithanks teepee
17:54.53teepeeat least i can't see it anywhere :)
17:55.04meflinthat's what I thought but as admin ;) I can't see what non-admins see ;)
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17:55.16teepeewe got the info from the admin via the org mentor mailing list
17:55.30meflingood news for your org?
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17:55.55teepeewe are new sub-org so we are ok
17:56.14KolibriOS|yogevmeflin: Define "good news" please :-)
17:56.45meflinwell lets say you ask for 3-10 and you get 3 that is less good then 9 :)
17:57.14teepeei guess good news is when you get at least as much slots as you have really desireable proposals
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17:57.25meflinyes that is good news
17:57.33teepeewhich will probably not happen for the larger/well-known orgs
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18:05.37RichieBdidn't know he could hear such interesting things on public channels
18:05.56gevaertsRichieB: you can waste a lot of time on irc :)
18:06.07RichieB:)
18:06.49meflinjust think of how many LOC's we loose thanks to irc ;)
18:07.12gevaertsNone at all!
18:07.27gevaertsWe just get lines of chat instead of lines of code, but you weren't specific!
18:07.29meflinprobably I would just find another way to waste time :D
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20:04.56GSoCerHi, Can we ask for result before 21? I need to know urgently. I have got a offer from a company X. I will take that only if I am not selected in GSoC. I need to tell them my response urgently!
20:05.38KolibriOS|yogevGSoCer: No, it's forbidden to tell the results before April 21st
20:07.09GSoCerKolibriOS|yogev: ok thanks!
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20:10.52PlkMndyGSoCer: ask the orgs you applied for, in such conditions they can maybe give infos
20:11.08PlkMndynot final and official results, however
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20:11.55GSoCerHow is that different from result by google? I thought org are the ones who select final students!
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20:15.24perepujalGoogle doesn't allow orgs to reveal acceptance until 21
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20:16.00PlkMndyGSoCer: in the current state, orgs know how much students they can pick
20:16.14meflinits not that simple
20:16.23PlkMndythere may still be changes, they may decide to take one less student at the last minute, give away a slot to another org
20:16.25meflin21's is when students will know
20:16.45PlkMndyor there may be students accepted in two orgs, so they have to decide who keeps him
20:16.53PlkMndyso, things are not completely decided yet
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20:17.12meflinand they wont be completely decided untill the emails go out
20:17.48GSoCerI think I will talk to my org about this! Probably they can help! Thanks guys :)
20:18.30meflinyou should talk to them but keep in mind they cannot tell you about acceptance
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20:29.53zhdanov_goes to bed and hopes to get joyful news tomorrow
20:30.25GSoCertomorrow or on 21st? :D
20:30.27banasI'm not able to push to GitHub, anyone else face same problem?
20:32.33zhdanov_GSoCer: I hope to get some preliminary information from my project mentor :)
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20:32.51meflinyou wont get acceptance info
20:33.11blast007banas: https://status.github.com/
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20:34.42banasno wonder, thanks blast007
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20:39.42gsocksHello guys
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20:40.14gsocksCan I ask something not exactly related to GSoC but more to open source
20:41.24diadaraopensourced: don't ask to ask someone will answer
20:41.36opensourcedWell, ok
20:41.50banasgsocks sure, you ask and then we'll answer if we can :D
20:42.24ollywonders what the github "page builds failure rate" being over 500% means
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20:44.04opensourcedFew days ago I tried to contribute to an organisation by submitting bug patches. But I find it very difficult to fix bugs other than one liners. I find it to very difficult to understand their codebase. Even I used advance tools like IDE, I was not able to fix even a single medium size bug.
20:44.54opensourcedI have earlier worked on small project only. And the project was quite large or maybe medium sized. What should I do now?
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20:45.48meflinyou should consult with the org
20:46.27meflinsome code bases are very hard to understand and if they want new contributors they might help you out
20:46.32somaenThis is common, figuring out a large code base isn't something that is done in an instant.
20:47.00somaenEven when they're well documented, it takes some work to understand what the various parts do.
20:47.27ollythere's a definite art to being able to find the place you need to make a change
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20:47.39ollyso don't be disspirited
20:47.44opensourcedYes, I have tried more than one organisation. but failed everytime
20:48.24opensourcedThis saturday I just spent the whole day with 0 medium size bug
20:48.47somaenStart with the smaller stuff
20:48.53somaenand work your way up
20:49.00ollyhas spent a week on a one line fix before
20:49.18ollymost of the time was spent finding that one line...
20:49.59opensourcedOk, One very important thing. Does this happen with very few person or a majority face similar situation
20:50.19opensourcedesp. the others who applied for GSoC? Are they face similar problems
20:50.23ollyi think it's like that for everyone
20:50.35opensourcedand be able to become successful GSoC intern
20:50.48meflinthere are parts of my personal project I run screaming in fear from
20:50.56meflinand I am a core dev
20:51.02somaenIt's all part of the experience.
20:52.34somaenIt's similar to when you pick up a new library, and try to learn to use it.
20:52.52somaenThat also takes time, but in that case you'll have a definite interface to work with.
20:53.21somaenWhen working on a project, you'll be working inside something, which means there's more that you'll have to learn how work.s
20:53.25somaenworks.
20:55.35opensourcedActually, frankly speaking I am planning to withdraw my GSoC application because I find it difficult to fix even medium bugs. I don't want to waste organisation time by being a failed student in case if I get selected? What do you think? Are there chances that I will be able to make it if I try again hard? And since I need lot of help, isn't this over exploitation of mentor?
20:55.56ollyi'd suggest you focus on finding the area you want to change - large codebases are modular (if they aren't, probably time to run screaming anyway) so you shouldn't need to understand everything in depth
20:56.18somaenWell, this is probably a scenario you'll find yourself in in any other code-related line of work though.
20:56.20VarunAgwolly, Yes, It is modular
20:56.27ollyopensourced: the mentors are here to help
20:57.32somaenEven if the mentor ends up mostly fixing the bug for you, if you ask the right hows, and whys, you should learn something that you could use to fix another bug.
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20:59.57rajul!next
20:59.58gsocbotrajul: "next" is Students for Google Summer of Code 2014 will be announced on 21 April, 2014 at 19:00 UTC
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21:34.47gauravb7090hey can we get to know how many slots a particular org is alloted? just curious
21:35.06meflinyou can ask you mentors/admins they do not have to answer
21:35.08olly!allocations | gauravb7090
21:35.09gsocbotgauravb7090: "allocations" is The number of slots allocated to each organization isn't public. The organization may however at their discretion reveal this to you if you ask nicely.
21:35.34gevaertsOr of course wait :)
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21:36.17gauravb7090yeah thats the only option I have right now :P :)
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22:02.21dirkhhSo what is the recommended process for announcing to the students which projects we are accepting?
22:02.40dirkhhUnsurprisingly with the slots being allocated there is now a steady stream of questions :-)
22:02.56meflinyou wait untill the 21st emails from google
22:03.03gevaertsdirkhh: easy. You don't :)
22:03.16meflinit is a requirement
22:03.16dirkhheasy indeed
22:03.39dirkhhso how do we tell Google which proposals we want to accept... oh, let me guess... in melange...
22:03.50meflinyep
22:03.56meflinthere is such a button
22:04.09gevaertsYes. You mark them as accepted and make sure there's a mentor assiciated to each one
22:04.30meflinalso review deduplication and make sure you show up
22:04.51dirkhhmeflin: I don't understand that last comment
22:05.09perepujalyou can also prepare explainations for the students that will not be accepted
22:05.53meflinyou have read about duplicate students right?
22:06.16dirkhhmeflin: err... ummm... no ?
22:06.17meflinorg1 and org2 choose the same student
22:06.48dirkhhahhh... we asked all students if they applied elsewhere and the ones we want to pick all said "no"
22:06.50meflinthen that has to be resolved
22:06.59gevaertsI'd still pay attention
22:07.01dirkhhbut there is the risk that that might be incorrect...
22:07.09meflinit should be fixed first but there is a final meeting for that
22:07.09dirkhhso yes, makes perfect sense.
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22:07.16dirkhhhow do I find out?
22:07.35meflinwell pay attention to your emails
22:07.42dirkhhI always do :-)
22:07.44perepujalthen org1 get the student, org2 chooses another student who "may" have applied to org3 too
22:07.49meflinand you should attend the metting on the timeline
22:08.03dirkhhlooks at the timeline to wonder what he's missing
22:08.29meflinperepujal: sadly true I've been there
22:09.21dirkhhahhh. Apr 18 19:00 UTC "IRC meeting..."
22:09.27dirkhhadds to his calendar
22:09.43meflinif you do not attend you loose ;)
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22:09.57gevaertsWith any luck that won't be exciting, but if it is, not being there is not good :)
22:10.37ollyexperienced org admins have learned to resolve duplicates before the meeting
22:10.41dirkhhit's on my calendar now, I'll be there... and I'll ask my backup admin to add it to his calendar as well... just in case
22:10.49ollyso it tends to be a non-event in recent years
22:10.56dirkhholly: how would I find out that another org is looking at the same student?
22:11.09ollydirkhh: it'll show in the list when that gets enabled
22:11.13dirkhh(and yes, first year org admin here)
22:11.13meflinde-dupe starts long before
22:11.15olly(see the timeline for when)
22:11.41meflinlast year I had alot :( all solved before the irc
22:11.51dirkhhApril 15... I'm sure I'll be back with more questions by then :)
22:12.28dirkhhas always, thanks for the instantaneous help!
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22:14.29meflingevaerts: I always find it exciting I make popcorn
22:15.08gevaertsmeflin: that helps :)
22:16.37meflinthe secret is making sure you dups are resolved and ... lots of real butter ;)
22:17.07gevaertsAs always!
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22:17.33meflinwell and tea ... tea is serious business after all
22:18.00gevaertsTea and butter? Moving to the Himalayas? :)
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22:18.38meflinnever mix the butter and tea ;)
22:18.55gevaertsOh
22:19.09gevaertschallenges meflin to try anyway!
22:19.57meflin"no"
22:20.19meflinI would post a grumpy cat link but its like pages long
22:20.41gevaertswould reply with the infinite cat project
22:21.04meflinsee mdo project list :D
22:21.37gevaertsYes, I know :)
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