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00:00.25killerprotheres no one there on that link
00:00.31proudfoothahaha
00:00.31itarecommends "BuilDj: A build definition format for GNOME (mentor: AlbertoRuiz)"
00:00.39proudfootcut and paste into your webbrowser
00:00.43proudfootdon't go into the channel.
00:00.53killerpromy bad...thanks
00:01.09killerprobut anyways i have seen the ideas list
00:01.19killerproi wanna ask abt something
00:01.42proudfoot...try #gnome?
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00:03.48Landonschumaml: so that's the mny compensation that we get with the tshirt this year?
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00:07.54domonoky!next
00:07.54socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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00:08.41proudfoot!help
00:08.41socinfo"help" is !next, !faq, !advice and !wiki. !botabuse tells you about private query syntax
00:08.47proudfoot!advice
00:08.47socinfo"advice" is http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforStudents for students, http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/wiki/AdviceforMentors for mentors
00:08.50proudfoot!botabuse
00:08.50socinfo"botabuse" is (#1) Leave me alone! (also, you can play with me as much as you like in a private /query so as not to spam the channel), or (#2) When in a query with me, use whatis #gsoc <factoid> to get the best use., or (#3) You can also get a list of factoids with 'factoids search #gsoc *' and 'more'
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01:24.29neptunepink!next
01:24.30socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
01:25.26neptunepinkheh, Battle for Wesnoth
01:25.55araujohello
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01:33.15nehahi ppl!
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02:08.35Dark_Shikari!next
02:08.35socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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04:13.52phrame!next
04:13.52socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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04:22.34shelanHi all
04:23.12shelani have already submitted an idea to a community
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04:30.33gralcosaying student applications are officially opened on March 29th, is this in reference to the applications being in consideration?
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04:41.25scorche|shno, that means studetns can begin submitting their applications
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05:56.52lut4rpcha cha cha!
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05:58.32avdhi to all
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06:26.22tac1!next
06:26.22socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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06:31.06kage_anybody from omii-uk?
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06:36.05avdIs there any one interested in the idea https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOTARK-20
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06:36.34Dark_Shikaritry asking in the organization's channel
06:37.13avdok
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06:39.56bkbabawhen should you start interacting with the mentors for your project, i want to participate for a druapl project but the list isnt out yet nor do i have a proposal of my own
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06:49.39enthuslol..
06:51.07enthusCan anyone tell me how to get the list of first time participating organizations in gsoc2010?or any socinfo command?
06:51.18enthus!list
06:51.18socinfoError: "list" is not a valid command.
06:51.58scorche|shi dont know if there is such a list...export both lists to a file and do a diff
06:52.19scorche|shboth lists being last year and this year
06:53.23Dark_Shikaridiff oldlist newlist | grep +
06:53.39Dark_Shikarior wait, maybe swap those.
06:53.47enthusscorche|sh: k..i will try..
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06:54.59enthusIf anyone teaches this for bot(socinfo), it would be definitely help all... :-P
06:55.21scorche|shteaches what to the bot?
06:57.46enthusa command like !neworg, which shows the link of all the newly participating orgs
06:58.09scorche|shfeel free to make such a link...
06:58.43scorche|shis there a specific reason why you want new orgs?
06:59.35enthuslike to know the new ones..
06:59.52scorche|shthen do a diff..
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07:02.52socinfoError: "gsoc" is not a valid command.
07:03.02jbourne!next
07:03.03socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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07:26.36iamsumeshHi Everyone
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07:42.26Guest68619hello
07:42.50Guest68619any official representatives from GSoC around?
07:43.37ojwbGuest68191: i don't think so, but maybe someone here can help anyway
07:44.51Guest68619well I was accepted as a GSoC mentor and they are sort of vague on how we should go about selecting students and letting them know about who we've slected
07:46.08Guest68619also on if there's a limit to how many people we can select
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07:52.00proudfootI assume theres some kind of online control panel to manage that
07:53.11ojwbGuest68191: the faq should help, but essentially it's up to the org how they pick the students they want
07:55.06ojwbhttp://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/program/google/gsoc2009/studentallocations explains how the student slots are allocated
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07:57.27ojwband yes, there's a box in the org profile to specify how many you can handle (which doesn't need filling in yet, as you probably don't know yet)
07:57.39ojwbthe admins have access to that
07:57.46ojwborg admins that is
07:58.10Guest68619right, I just wasn't sure what to put there
07:58.25Guest68619reading through that I see there's like a month or so before we have to nail things down
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08:01.36ojwbcertainly a few weeks
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08:52.32disismthi guys, did Chromium OS pull out? it is no longer mentioned in the accepted orgs list ...
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09:00.07bnaikanyone applying to freifunk?
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09:09.19x`hey guys, do you think there is anything in there for a ruby beginner willing to hack away through the summer?
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09:11.59zubin71x`, http://tinyurl.com/yj42nqw
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09:14.25x`yeah i've been looking through the list for the past few days, thanks anyway
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09:24.29bnaikanyone know of any open source projects involving work in ad hoc networks?
09:24.42bnaikthose that are not in the gsoc list ?
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09:26.56bobbensbnaik: you can always propose a project to an org if you do not find exactly what you want to do
09:27.07bobbensalthough unless it's very solid chances are you won't get it :)
09:27.29bnaikyeah that is there...but i wanted to get an ideas of current projects in the same field
09:27.36proudfootbobbens,
09:27.38proudfootbnaik,
09:27.38proudfooterr
09:27.43proudfootyou can try the OLPC project
09:27.46proudfootthat involves ad-hoc networks
09:28.50bnaikohh..let me have a look
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09:31.30bnaik@padfoot: are you talking about the sugar labs project?
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09:31.48Adityabyes he is
09:32.26proudfootyes
09:32.47proudfootI'm not actually sure if it involves ad-hoc networking, but I know OLPC uses it.
09:32.54proudfootthat particular project might not though.
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09:33.15proudfootalso i'm not the dinosaur from the land before time :(
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09:33.30bnaikyeah..OLPC uses it
09:33.37bnaiki think ur talking about this?
09:33.38bnaikhttp://wiki.laptop.org/go/Mesh_Network_Details
09:33.49proudfootyup
09:34.27bnaikit'd bee nice to get in touch with people who have worked in ad hoc networks
09:34.47proudfootits a really cool problem too
09:35.03bnaiklooks like it
09:35.08proudfootwith unreliable internet, and say if someone 20 points away from you but in your mesh has internet
09:35.12proudfoothow do you make that work, etc
09:35.17bnaikeven the freifunk problems are good
09:35.26proudfoottry talking to them
09:35.32proudfootI'm still trying to find a project I like
09:35.37bnaikyeah..will do that..after some research
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09:37.06bnaikbest of luck with that
09:37.07bnaik:)
09:40.05proudfootI don't know, does anyone else feel like they aren't competent enough for anything?
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09:40.56bnaikme
09:40.58bnaik:)
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09:41.15bnaikits jsut too much information..u kind of get overwhelmed
09:41.29ChrisSalijproudfoot : me too. But sure you'll feel like that until you actually do it...
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09:42.40StevenCwhich is, imho, the goal of the project...
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09:43.09StevenCgetting people to do stuff rather then contemplating about whether it might be too difficult and/or overwhelming
09:43.45_Samobnaik>anyone know of any open source projects involving work in ad hoc networks? = like distributed rendering?
09:43.54bnaikyeah
09:44.01proudfootohhhhh
09:44.14proudfooti thought you meant like, wifi.
09:44.24proudfootalso, where is everyone from at this hour?
09:44.30proudfootI'm from california
09:44.32banjochromium-os is no more a selected org for gsoc 2010?
09:44.35proudfootstudent in compsci at UCSD.
09:44.36_Samobnaik you have several rendering projects on the list, such as Blender and Yafaray
09:44.44StevenCbelgium here :)
09:44.46banjoIt showed up in the list earlier, but now it doesnt show up
09:44.47bnaiksee anything that involves computation over disstributed nodes, graph theory,etc
09:44.55proudfootisn't there a distributed rendering program which uses blender?
09:45.03_SamobnaiK: 3D rendering I mean
09:45.11bnaikohh.not that
09:45.32proudfoot3d rendering is kind of trivial to parrelize anyways
09:45.40proudfootits not a complex problem
09:45.47proudfootyou just give a few frames to each server
09:46.12proudfootOLPC might be your best bet.
09:46.17StevenCbnaik: you have the BlueZ project (as far as I know, a bluetooth PAN is also an ad-hoc network...)
09:46.52bnaikthanks for all the input guys
09:46.54bnaik:)
09:47.40bnaikhow many here have already participated in Open Source projects before?
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09:48.49Dark_Shikarimost gsoc applicants haven't
09:48.56bobbensreally?
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09:49.12kblinthe point is to get you started with open source
09:49.12Dark_Shikariyes
09:49.19Dark_Shikariif they had, there would be no purpose to gsoc
09:49.23AdityabThis is supposed to be an initiation
09:49.31kblinit'd be kind of silly to require prior involement
09:49.38Adityabto get more students into FOSS
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09:49.56bobbenswell prerequ is silly, but I thought most had at least dabbled lightly with it
09:50.05bobbensand goal was to get more commitment and familiarity
09:50.32_Samoproudfoot, there are several projects that never took off, and some proprietary ones as well,
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09:50.47proudfootthere was one big one i recall, which had some form of credit system
09:51.01proudfootlike, you got credits for how many hours your computer was working
09:51.07proudfootand you could render your own projects with it.
09:51.16proudfootforgot the name of it
09:51.43bobbensah yeah, I remember that one
09:51.46_SamoProutfoot, maybe you mean BURP = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_and_Ugly_Rendering_Project
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09:52.07proudfootyup
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09:52.21_Samoproudfoot, after so many years it's still beta and it is not used massively yet
09:52.35proudfootyeah
09:52.47_Samoproudfoot there are some proprietary projects as well
09:52.49proudfoottheres the complex problem, of, to render a scene, i need all the textures/models in it
09:52.59proudfootwhich might be big
09:53.07proudfootand you might not want me to have your models/maps/etc
09:53.26_Samoproudfoot, yes these are some of the drawbacks
09:53.43_Samosending complex scenes around and sharing your work
09:53.47proudfootdid you work on any of these projects?
09:54.00proudfootI used to love 3d animation when I was in high school
09:54.06_Samonope, I work in the YafaRay engine
09:54.16proudfootdid some pretty decent things, won awards from autodesk
09:54.19proudfootthen went compsci
09:54.20_Samo*render engine
09:54.25proudfoot3d artists pretty much make nothing
09:54.36proudfootwell, they do, but those that do are scary good
09:54.45kblinhehe
09:54.47Dark_Shikariwas at autodesk HQ yesterday
09:54.51proudfootorly
09:54.59Dark_Shikariyarly
09:55.09Dark_Shikarithey're pretty cool beans.
09:55.15proudfooti'd hope so.
09:55.29proudfootdid they offer you an internship?
09:55.35kblinso the licud installer asks for "origin of the keyboard".. that sounds silly. mine has a sticker saying "made in china", and the other one as well, and they still have different layouts
09:55.35proudfootby now ds, you don't really need to interview for them
09:55.42Dark_Shikaripotentially.  I'm a bit annoyed, this would be like the 9th offer
09:55.45proudfoothaha
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09:58.40_Samoproudfoot, anyway we would welcome in our project someone working on distributed rendering in private intranets,
09:58.57proudfooti thought that was more or less solved
09:59.07proudfootlike, from what i know, distributed rendering is fairly trivial
09:59.12Dark_Shikariit is.  autodesk has rendering over 2000+ computers
09:59.13_Samoproudfoot, in our engine not yet
09:59.19proudfootits nearly completely parrelizable
09:59.21proudfootah okay
09:59.43Dark_Shikaribtw, autodesk's idea is apparently "it's better to give one user 10,000 computers for 4 seconds than 1 computer for a day"
09:59.48bnaikhas anyone worked on TinyOS here?
09:59.59_Samowe find that small studios rendering with yafaray need tools like that
10:00.02proudfootbnaik, check TinyOS's irc channel?
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10:00.18proudfoot_Samo, so how does one parrelize yafaray currently?
10:00.20bnaikthat'll be about developing TinyOs
10:00.27bnaiki meant...using TinyOS in  aproject
10:00.35proudfootdoes he manually split it up into scenes?
10:00.44proudfootand then divvy out the scenes manually?
10:00.51_Samoproudfoot, yafaray is parallelizable but using your cores
10:00.58proudfootso not over a network
10:01.06proudfootah okay
10:01.21_Samoproudfoots, some rendering engines are trying a triple strategu now
10:02.02_Samoproudfoot, rendering with GPU cores, rendering with CPU cores and distributed rendering with cloud computing
10:02.09_Samoall at the same time
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10:02.54proudfootseems interesting
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10:22.22ar_gandhithis is my first ever experiece with IRC
10:22.36kblinhi
10:22.42ar_gandhihi
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10:23.57ar_gandhiso how do we go about using this chatroom?
10:24.14StevenCthinks that a good introduction to IRC wouldn't hurt on the GSoC pages...
10:24.30ar_gandhi:D
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10:24.47StevenCjust chatting away really
10:24.55ar_gandhiof course
10:24.56ar_gandhi@StevenC that could work
10:24.59ar_gandhii meant are mentors here
10:25.06ar_gandhiare only aspirants here
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10:25.28StevenCsome of them are, but if you are looking for a specific project, you're far better off in their channel
10:25.40StevenC(if they have one, that is)
10:25.41ar_gandhiah!
10:26.15StevenCwhat is your domain of intrest?
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10:26.55ar_gandhii am intrested in dynamic web development
10:27.37StevenCI think that PHPMyAdmin was looking to upgrade some of their code to AJAX...
10:27.40ar_gandhifunny how they can be two seperate things
10:27.40ar_gandhialso image processing
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10:28.08ar_gandhireally! that's exciting :D
10:28.15StevenC;)
10:28.20ar_gandhiwhat are you interested in?
10:28.34StevenCI'm more of a hardware guy to be honest
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10:28.54StevenCso not much for me to do around here...
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10:29.14StevenCalthough I'm looking into the beagleboard for the moment
10:29.17ar_gandhiwait! compiler design and everything will interest you right?
10:29.32ar_gandhiwhat's beagleboard?
10:29.34StevenCyou mean GCC?
10:29.48ar_gandhiyep
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10:30.02StevenCerm, it's a development board for TI's OMAP3 ARM core + DSP processor
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10:31.03ar_gandhii don't know much about specific processors, only have done course work on general processors
10:31.25ar_gandhiARM will be the one that's being used in mobile devices these days right?
10:31.32StevenCjup, it is
10:32.00StevenCdepending on what your courses were, you have worked on a 8086
10:32.04bobbensiphone uses the same ic as the beagleboard iirc
10:32.04StevenCi presume?
10:32.06bobbensOMAP3530
10:32.08Dark_Shikariprefers the OMAP4
10:32.12bobbens(same with openpandora)
10:32.22bobbensDark_Shikari: specs are insane, but I have yet to see devices with them yet :)
10:32.35Dark_ShikariI like the whole "order of magnitude faster" thing
10:32.42ar_gandhiyes 8086
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10:33.00bobbensfrom what I've read about it, it looks really sick :)
10:33.09StevenCDark_Shikari: I can't see the OMAP4 on TI's website...
10:33.15bobbensbut it'll be a while until we see it, and the errata will probable make the OMAP3 errata look tiny :P
10:33.28Dark_ShikariStevenC: obviously, it's not out yet
10:33.33ar_gandhi*lost*
10:33.35Dark_Shikarinot for public release at least
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10:33.47StevenCyeah sure, but there must be already some kind of announcement?
10:34.02Dark_Shikarihttp://focus.ti.com/general/docs/wtbu/wtbuproductcontent.tsp?templateId=6123&navigationId=12842&contentId=53247
10:34.44StevenCoh, ok
10:34.52StevenCit's housed under wireless solutions
10:35.21StevenCwas looking in the "processors" part of the site
10:35.52ar_gandhihow do u do the *StevenC was... part?
10:36.04ar_gandhisorry it is too noob a question
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10:36.12StevenCjust type "/me " and then your message
10:36.19ar_gandhilikes this
10:36.26ar_gandhiyey!
10:36.37StevenC:)
10:36.44ar_gandhithanks :)
10:36.46StevenCnp
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10:37.54cemkadir86hi all , who is help me for omap3530 spi design with aptina image sensör ?
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10:39.19StevenCcemkadir86: could you rephrase that?
10:39.22ar_gandhiStevenC: can i ping you seperately, like a personal message?
10:39.29StevenCyeah sure
10:39.44proudfootcemkadir86, wait what
10:39.56StevenCtype "/msg 'nick' " and then the message
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11:15.47AshishGfinally registered my nick :D
11:16.02AshishGthanks to StevenC for the tip
11:16.27AshishGbut any dynamic web development ppl here?
11:17.36ThomasWaldmannmoin :)
11:18.24AshishGhi
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11:19.49AshishGThomasWaldmann: What are you doing/
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11:24.44ThomasWaldmannI'm MoinMoin Wiki org admin (and will also do mentoring).
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11:26.09ThomasWaldmann(but the word "moin" is just a general northern-german all-day greeting)
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12:23.14neary!next
12:23.15socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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12:27.17AshishGtest ping
12:27.37AshishGisn't happy with the internet here
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12:29.02gittetest pong
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12:29.38gittehad substantial problems last night, because a crappy router just shut down...
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12:31.54kblingitte: worked out your melange problems already?
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12:38.26gittekblin: yes, as spearce mentioned on the gsoc mailing list, the backup admin (yours truly, pleasure to meet you) did not click away the 13+ notifications, and got the organization registered.
12:38.49gittekblin: and the next thing I did (on a 10 byte/sec connection, no fun) was to invite him back as admin.
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12:44.42kblingitte: never mind, appengine feels slow even on faster connections :)
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13:05.08gittekblin: hehe. But at least it is reliable.
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13:15.39anirvanacan someone give me a link to the list of gsoc2009 selected ideas?
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13:38.35tonfahi!
13:38.48pyav@tonfa:hello
13:38.50tonfaI was wondering, is there some gsoc material available ?
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13:39.03tonfato put at my university where I teach?
13:39.27pyav@tonfa:where do you teach?
13:39.51pyav@tonfa:and what material do you want?
13:40.33ihalipthere are flyers and presentations
13:41.05ihaliptonfa: http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code/downloads/list
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13:42.07tonfapyav: french university
13:42.13tonfaihalip: thanks!
13:42.41ihalipnp
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13:50.52kblingitte: fair enough
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14:03.27ThomasWaldmannsome universities (or at least the related student hostels) seem to restrict to port 80 and 443
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14:04.11ThomasWaldmann... in india. and even that is rather instable so that web irc is a pain due to disconnects. :|
14:04.12liquidmetalThomasWaldmann: true... a lot of people at my university cannot use irc...
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14:05.41peppehttp://webchat.freenode.net/ ta-dah!
14:06.05kblindoesn't help if your connection is lousy
14:06.08ojwb"even that is rather instable so that web irc is a pain due to disconnects"
14:06.14ojwbas ThomasWaldmann just said
14:06.23egnsssh tunnel...
14:06.35ThomasWaldmannhas just configured our project server's sshd to listen on 443 also
14:06.36kblinover an unstable connection? no fun
14:06.38drt24ThomasWaldmann: the solution to this is for students of the university to run thier own server which gives students of the univesity shell accounts.
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14:07.26kblinThomasWaldmann: well, there's worse, though
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14:07.49kblinlast I head the great chinese firewall blocked access to appspot
14:08.03drt24such as the OCF, SRCF and the SIPB
14:08.37ThomasWaldmannsshd and screen might remove some pain
14:08.52drt24indeed
14:10.33peppewell, some time ago the sysadmin here configured the firewall to drop connections alive for more than XX seconds
14:10.57egnslol
14:10.58egnskill him.
14:10.59kblinThomasWaldmann: true
14:11.20kblinpeppe: 20 seconds is a pretty tight limit for web-apps as well ;)
14:11.25peppeso almost everything except web didn't work (websites using comets were a pain to use)
14:12.08peppekblin: yeah, but even a couple of minutes makes web almost usable and everything else (SSH, etc) unusable at all
14:12.26kblinThomasWaldmann: I was behind a setup like that in 2002. even with ssh/screen it was hard to do anything in the mornings and evenings
14:12.44tonfapeppe: can't you tweak your TCP stack to ignore the dropping ?
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14:13.45peppetonfa: filtering was done on some firewall, not locally... :|
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14:14.13kblinThomasWaldmann: we had a squid server that'd allow clients listed in it's config file outside. in the morning and evening people would use a web front-end to sign in and out of the system, each user causing a perl script or the like to add/remove the client's IP address from the config file and sending a SIGHUP to squid
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14:14.38kblinnow imagine 3000+ people coming in to work at 9:00 and all signing up
14:14.59drt24eww
14:15.00gittewhoa
14:15.19tonfapeppe: yes, but there's a trick to ignore the RST or something, I've read something like that for the chinese fw
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14:16.05drt24tonfa: you would need both ends to ignore the RST, and even then the firewall could probabgly just drop all packets
14:16.12peppetonfa: it doesn't reset the connection. it drops packet
14:17.56kblinit didn't help that squid was running on an old sunos box that was also a database server and spent around 20% of it's CPU time in IO wait
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14:43.58simplyBee@everyone: suppose an organization A is allocated 5 slots and it has 15 projects listed on the web, how will it decide which to include on the main slot
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14:45.05simplyBee@everyone: is it decided on basis of requirement of organization or number of applicants to that project
14:45.45thiago_homethe projects submitted aren't listed on the web
14:45.57thiago_homethey are only available to mentors
14:46.12thiago_homethe mentors will rank the proposals and choose which 5 they want to accept
14:46.49simplyBeeso partly on basis of requirement and partly on basis of quality
14:46.57simplyBeethank you thiago_home
14:47.00thiago_homeyes
14:47.00kblinreally depends
14:47.09thiago_homebut it really depends on the org
14:47.23thiago_homesome will judge purely on quality of the submission
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14:47.55kblinI'd say we only have propsals we could use, so I'd put more weight on "quality"
14:48.07kblinwhere quality is a mixture of different factors..
14:48.23thiago_homelikelihood of the student finishing the job...
14:48.42thiago_homework is a summer job
14:49.01thiago_homeI wouldn't accept a great proposal that is more "Weekend of code"
14:49.06kblinlike the student's responsiveness, the student's likelyhood to finish the proposal, my estimation if the student might stick around with the project..
14:49.29meanburrito920_lets say we send in multiple applications. Do we get any sort of say in which one we would prefer?
14:49.37meanburrito920_or is it decided by google?
14:49.50ojwbthe orgs decide
14:49.54ojwbpossibly asking you
14:49.56meanburrito920_ok
14:50.04kblinneither, actually, what ojwb said :)
14:50.04ojwbbut if you don't want to do the project, don't submit a proposal for it
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14:50.42ojwbgoogle will resolve if the orgs can't agree, but they don't want to
14:50.43LoicHello
14:50.57zhengyanghi, guys, any samples of gsoc proposals? how detail should we drill down?
14:51.23kblinin the last years, numerous students put their proposals online
14:51.24ojwbzhengyang:  http://drupal.org/node/59037
14:51.36ojwbthat has a good example, and some general tips
14:51.49zhengyangthanks, i'll take a look at it
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14:52.08infinity0lol "sell your idea"
14:52.13ojwbas kblin says, there are many other examples
14:52.17mlankhorstheu
14:52.18infinity0the first 3 paragraphs are useless advice
14:52.38zhengyanglol
14:52.48ojwbinfinity0: feel free to ignore them, but believe me, they aren't
14:53.28thiago_homeinfinity0: they're not useless
14:53.31infinity0i'm not applying, and well ok i was a bit harsh
14:53.37infinity0but they shouldn't be the top 3
14:53.37LoicI'm interested by Tux4Kids but there are no precision how to contact us (IRC, Mailing list, ...) Do you have some idea?
14:53.42SukhESelling the idea is one of the first things taught in management schools.
14:53.56SukhEIt is important.
14:53.57ojwbthe orgs want to pick student + project + mentor combinations likely to succeed
14:54.02kblinSukhE: no, as a manager you need to sell hot air
14:54.07infinity0open source orgs aren't quite the same as corporate clients
14:54.21kblininfinity0: I still want a good ROI :)
14:54.24SukhEkblin: Heh.
14:54.38zhengyangbut where can i find real past year proposal?
14:54.58ojwbzhengyang: there's one linked from that page
14:55.49infinity0zhengyang: try looking in the previous year websites? i could be wrong but i thought google archived all past proposals
14:55.55infinity0they are made public anyways
14:56.04ojwbnot the full proposals
14:56.11mlankhorstwoops
14:56.25infinity0oh? shame, that
14:56.38ojwbbut many are public elsewhere on the web
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14:57.27kblinI'd link my proposals, but the standards on what is required has changed quite a bit over the last years
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14:58.08infinity0zhengyang: talk with a mentoring org about your proposal, they will give you very useful feedback
14:58.29kblinthe drupal suggestions are really reasonable, though
14:58.29infinity0the process isn't a single "apply and see what happens", you get a chance to refine your proposal until someone is happy with it
14:58.41mlankhorstYeah it's nice :)
14:58.43infinity0yeah
14:58.55mlankhorstbut sadly wine has usually more spots available than there are good applies, kinda sad
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14:59.22thiago_homethat reminds me to try iPassConnect under wine
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14:59.32ojwbinfinity0: that depends on the org - some of the larger ones don't have the resources to respond to all the applications they get apparently
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14:59.54infinity0oh right ok
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15:00.09kblinmlankhorst: convince alexandre to code wine in php and that'll change ;)
15:00.20mlankhorsthaha
15:00.26mlankhorstwe can't even use c++
15:00.27drt24eww
15:00.30mlankhorstI really wish we could..
15:00.39kblinew
15:00.40ojwbfork!
15:00.41gittekblin: that might be easier than to convince him to state clearly for every patch why it was dropped.
15:01.00mlankhorstgitte: we have it automated now ;)
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15:01.11mlankhorstafter aj crashed he pushed it to server side
15:01.11kblingitte: yeah, sort of at least
15:01.11thiago_homemlankhorst: why not? Out of curiosity.
15:01.18gittemlankhorst: too late for this here developer. Way too late.
15:01.18mlankhorsthttp://source.winehq.org/patches
15:01.29mlankhorstthiago_home: abi incompatibility :(
15:01.50thiago_homemlankhorst: between g++ versions? Or between wine libs and whatever comes out of Windows?
15:02.14mlankhorstabi differs between native and windows
15:02.23thiago_homeok, makes sense
15:02.27thiago_homebut the ABI in C also differs
15:02.31kblingitte: well, we live and learn I guess
15:02.40mlankhorstthiago_home: surprisingly, not that much :)
15:02.41infinity0doesn't wine development just involve lots of tedious "try random thing and see if it works" monkey-coding :p
15:02.45gittekblin: right.
15:02.51infinity0no offense to the wine devs, that's just what windows is like (i hear)
15:02.54thiago_homemlankhorst: on 64-bit, the register passing order is different
15:02.54gittekblin: and sometimes we even code while chatting ;-)
15:03.04mlankhorstthiago_home: __attribute__((ms_call))
15:03.12thiago_homemlankhorst: oh, that's interesting :-)
15:03.20mlankhorstand all our calls have CDECL, STDCALL or WINAPI on them
15:03.23mlankhorstso we just add it
15:03.27kblingitte: right, I'm currently switching Samba 3 to an experimental new build system
15:03.36gittekblin: hopefully not CMake.
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15:03.51mlankhorstthiago_home: I worked on that gcc call :)
15:04.14thiago_homewhich reminds me I think I found a bug in ld yesterday
15:04.16mlankhorstthiago_home: it allowed me to run the first windows 64 program on wine, a mingw64 compiled pacman
15:04.18thiago_homeI need to write a testcase
15:04.37thiago_homeas for mingw... the gcc 4.4 one keeps crashing
15:04.50LoicHello! is there anybody for Tux4Kids here?
15:05.10mlankhorstI had the mingw64 developer working on it interesting in writing ms_abi, and I provided him with testcases for it :)
15:05.32thiago_homemlankhorst: do you know how active the mingw community is?
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15:06.58mlankhorstthiago_home: not sure, wine doesn't interact with it much, we mostly use our own libs and headers, and just use mingw for the compiling and linking
15:07.09thiago_homesame for us
15:07.19thiago_homebut gcc 3.4 was far too old, so we had to upgrade to 4.4
15:07.27thiago_homeand then the problems started, because it crashes
15:07.51mlankhorstthiago_home: I mean, if you deleted all mingw libs, and headers, wine would still compile, it has its own crt files, import libs and everything
15:08.11thiago_homeexcept if gcc crashes
15:08.15thiago_homethen it doesn't compile :-)
15:08.19mlankhorst;P
15:08.33thiago_homeand that's our problem
15:08.43mlankhorsttrue
15:09.25mlankhorstthere was an open source program that could isolate the testcase for you
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15:09.49kblingitte: well, there's two proposals currently, cmake and waf
15:09.59kblingitte: I'm playing with waf :)
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15:10.42thiago_homeqmlruntime.cpp:1008: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault <--- current error
15:10.55mlankhorstI kinda forgot the name, but it allowed you to take a whole 100000 line program and it would reduce it to the minimum needed to reproduce the behavior :)
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15:11.19mlankhorsthttp://delta.tigris.org/ iirc
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15:12.00thiago_homelooks at the other failures
15:12.27thiago_homeundecipherable Symbian errors, Sun compiler complaining "there is extra text on this line" and HP-UXi complaining about a variable called m_volume
15:13.38kblinain't cross-platform development fun?
15:13.46gittekblin: just keep in mind that most solutions claiming to be superior to autoconf && make are everything but.
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15:14.30kblingitte: well, we need a solution that can enforce some stricter checks on the build
15:14.38thiago_homelearned not to call variables "sun" or "m_volume"
15:15.12kblinour current system is prone to linking objects multiple times, producing huge binaries, at least on samba4
15:15.31kblinsamba3 has less magic in the build system, so it does less weird stuff
15:15.39mlankhorstyeah, all those things you take for granted, like nameless unions, c99, time saving gcc attributes, etc all fly out of the window ;)
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15:17.00gittekblin: right, but I had substantial problems with CMake on MSys/MinGW, so I would not recommend it.
15:17.29gittekblin: even a strong proponent of CMake, who wanted to port Git to it, apparently gave up on getting it to run with MSys.
15:17.31kblinwell "our software must run on windows" isn't too high a priority for samba :)
15:17.36thiago_homepushes a renaming of m_volume to m_vol
15:17.57mlankhorstbut for wine it is in some cases :P
15:17.59gittekblin: just saying. CMake has fans, but it also has shortcomings.
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15:18.07kblinrumour has it that windows already ships with sort of a CIFS server
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15:18.27kblinI'm told it's not too great but well integrated, a bit like solaris
15:18.38mlankhorstkblin: what about porting samba to wince? ;)
15:18.56kblinpatches welcome :)
15:19.06kblingitte: but thanks for the pointer in any case
15:19.10gittekblin: you know, there have been requests to port rdesktop to Windows.
15:19.11mlankhorstnah, I'm not doing windows development..
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15:19.21mlankhorstwhistles
15:19.38kblinmlankhorst: wince doesn't really qualify as windows, does it?
15:19.47mlankhorstnot sure
15:19.59HedgerowHello!
15:20.02drt24kblin: with wombat and other frameworks can't time consuming tasks be done in a seprate process which reads from a shared database?
15:20.04gittewinces
15:20.23thiago_homeif you have problems with cmake, contact the authors. They've been quite responsive to us.
15:21.02HedgerowHey, if I'm going to be graduating college in May, am I still eligible for Google summer of code?
15:21.15gittethiago_home: the point is: when somebody asks me to change a working autoconf && make setup to a non-working CMake setup, I refuse. And I do not need to contact the CMake authors for that decision.
15:21.21mlankhorstHedgerow: read faq, eligibility section
15:21.25HedgerowI did
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15:21.38drt24Hedgerow: if you are still in college on 26th April then yes you can aiui
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15:21.47HedgerowOk, thanks
15:22.02kblindrt24: it could. but that'd mean you need to start up _two_ programs
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15:22.19drt24mm
15:22.52kblinand I'm currently using a sqlite backend, I don't think that supports locking
15:23.00kblinor concurrent access
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15:23.28kblinI you use threads, you can at least take care of that yourself
15:23.38kblin*If
15:23.50drt24oh ok sqlite.
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15:24.15kblinarguably we could switch to a more capable database
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15:24.32drt24postgresql++ :-)
15:24.38kblinbut so far sqlite has worked just fine
15:24.44drt24indeed
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15:25.14kblinhey madewokherd
15:25.22madewokherdhi kblin
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15:36.27madewokherdhttp://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/mentoragmt <-- I'm a little confused by this, since I'm not "an organization or individual running an active and viable open source or free software project whose application ("Application") is approved by Google's Open Source Program Office"
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15:52.23fabiosl!next
15:52.23socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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16:06.45headachehello
16:07.11headachei've registered to GSoC site student applications start  onnn 29 right?
16:07.25thiago_home!next
16:07.25socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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16:09.59anth_xArthurLiu (re the list email): okay, that's a more concise way of putting it, sure. ;-)
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16:12.56AshishG!next
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16:13.01AshishGhmm
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16:13.17AshishGit works!!
16:13.37smtmsAshishG, you are a rock star!
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16:18.38pk__!next
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16:22.01Master_Chiefcan anybody tell how to communicate with those orgs who don't have irc channel or mailing list
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16:22.39pk__contact info on their web pages
16:22.41smtmsMaster_Chief, do they have websites?
16:22.54smtmsMaster_Chief, give an example of such uncommunicative org
16:22.55Master_ChiefYeah they have webistes
16:23.11Master_Chiefthousand parsec , tux4kids
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16:23.22pk__if they dont have website then obviously they couldn't have filled the form for mentorship
16:23.33smtmspk__, they could
16:23.41smtmspk__, you can create your ideas page in Melange
16:23.51pk__ohhh ok
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16:24.11Master_Chiefin case of thousand parsec i found the website but no contact infor
16:24.14drt24Master_Chief: thousand parsec do have an irc channel
16:24.15pk__Melange = the software used for making GSoc 's webserver?
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16:24.23drt24I can't remember where it is now
16:24.31drt24but it used to be on irc.worldforge.org
16:24.51Junizthere are some orgs still not filled up the profile, will that create any problem ?
16:24.52drt24it might be on freenode somewhere
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16:25.12Master_Chiefokay I'll try to find it
16:26.00Master_Chiefand for newbies it is written on gsoc site to lurk around here, but how to use this medium effectively?
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16:26.16Master_Chiefr there any private discussions going on which I can't see
16:27.13drt24private discussions occur between individuals by the use of /msg nick message
16:27.32kblinMaster_Chief: the Thousand Parsec people I know are from new zealand or australia, they're probably asleep right now :)
16:28.46Master_ChiefOne more thing which I wanted to ask in general is that the orgs give more preference to coding skills or interest in specific area or it is something else!
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16:29.20gitteMaster_Chief: depends on the org.
16:29.36Master_Chiefokay
16:29.45gitteMaster_Chief: personally, I put a lot of emphasis in the openness and willingness to collaborate with others.
16:30.12gitteMaster_Chief: there are others who require you to provide a little patch before they even look at your application.
16:30.35gitteMaster_Chief: yet others are more easy-going, and it is enough to propose an interesting project.
16:31.07Master_Chiefok....thnx :)
16:33.03kblinMaster_Chief: try #to
16:33.05kbliner
16:33.07kblin#tp
16:33.21Master_Chiefyes i just found it thanks to google :D
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16:33.28Master_Chiefand to you too
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16:35.20headachemaybe the bar is above average
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16:35.43headacheor you have a really good proposal worth your selection
16:36.20headacheor you have excellent good coding skills so you're selected for an idea proposed for students
16:37.09headachebecause there are surely a lot of students who can apply for the same idea so discrimination is acted on coding skills
16:37.21kblinshrugs
16:37.27blast007not always
16:37.28headachewell selection is a more appropriate term
16:37.37kblinalso depends on the project
16:37.37gitteheadache: not only. GSoC is also about keeping people involved in the project _after_ money stops flowing.
16:37.46kblinright
16:38.03blast007just because someone has coding skills doesn't mean they'll be a good choice
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16:38.49gitteblast007: exactly. Some lack the basic social skills to stop going into the wrong direction when the mentor tells them that they lost focus.
16:38.56blast007yup :)
16:39.04headachewell I realized this idea observing 3-4 projects
16:39.33headacheand listening to 2 students experience, they were both accepted in GSoC 2009
16:41.25headachegitte, it's difficult to evaluate human/social skills through Internet
16:41.34kblintrue
16:41.45headacheI can consider how a student is interested in project
16:42.05gitteheadache: it is pretty safe to assume that the communication you have with them during the initial days will be just about what it will be later.
16:42.08blast007headache: it does help to have an actual coversation with them though.
16:42.12headacheby participating in mailing list, irc discussions
16:43.25kblinI agree with gitte. In my experience students who've shown problems in communicating with the mentors during the sign-up phase don't really pick up during later parts of the program
16:43.59kblinand by problems I don't mean a possible language barrier
16:44.30gitteRight.
16:44.41kblinmore like ignoring advice like: "I think your proposal could use more thoughts on XYZ" or the like
16:44.48gitteSome students clearly do not intend to learn anything, because they know it all already.
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16:45.11gitte(Which is unfortunately also true of some mentors)
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16:45.23drt24no one knows it all already.
16:46.00drt24(though some people are insanely good)
16:46.56blast007drt24: hehe, I think that was his point ;)  only *they* think they know it all
16:47.51drt24indeed
16:48.05kimeltomorning!
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17:06.48headachewell it's all so indeterministic
17:07.00headache:D
17:07.09headachei need some luck
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17:51.01gcat.
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18:00.29adifirehey guys...
18:00.44adifirehope you all are havin gr8 time in gsoc..
18:00.47pitzwaddup adifire ?
18:01.13adifirei wanted to know if i can submit more than one application to the same org??
18:01.20anth_xyou can.
18:01.36adifirethanks anth_x
18:01.56admishrafor same or for others also?
18:02.30mmadia42both.
18:03.12admishrameans we can apply for more then a single project of two differ org...!!
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18:03.30mmadia42some organizations, such as Haiku suggest submitting a second proposal.  This helps to give the organizations the ability to select the most promising students, as opposed to the most appealing project.
18:04.32smtmsadifire, some orgs will not like it if you submit multiple proposals; ask yours about it
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18:05.21admishrammadia42: ohk
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18:25.54abhi_navjust wanted to know what actually the gsoc is
18:26.13enthus!soc
18:26.13socinfo"soc" is http://code.google.com/soc/
18:26.14smtmsabhi_nav, you've read the answer to that question in the FAQ already?
18:26.24enthus!faq
18:26.24socinfo"faq" is http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs
18:26.36abhi_navsmtms: ok i read the  faq first
18:26.36enthusabhi_nav: go through it
18:26.42abhi_naventhus: hmm
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19:22.50nikkuis there a seperate mailing list for Boost
19:23.18smtmsnikku, dunno; have you checked their website?
19:23.27nikkuya
19:23.36nikkubut even no link for mentors
19:24.09nikkueven the mentor 's  mail address is not given
19:24.59smtmsnikku, http://www.boost.org/community/groups.html
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19:25.54nikkuthanks
19:26.15smtmsnikku, next time try to find what you are looking for by yourself
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19:48.00LunixedWhen does a organization know, how many slots are alloted ?
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19:50.00Ivanovicfinally?
19:50.04Ivanovicwhen all students are assigned
19:50.15Ivanovicthat is: there are several steps:
19:50.26Ivanovic1) right at the start the org states how many slots they desire
19:50.54Ivanovic2) some time later on, depending on the number of applications the org received google does assign slot amounts to orgs
19:51.19Ivanovic(an org does not get more slots than asked for and IIRC unless asking for less every org at least gets 2 slots)
19:51.51dnk-88Ivanovic: russia?
19:51.52LunixedI see. . .
19:51.55Ivanovicafter these preliminary numbers are done student proposals are rated and mentors assigned to the top X (where X is the current amount of slots)
19:51.56Ivanovicdnk-88: no
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19:52.57LunixedThanks Ivanovic :)
19:53.06Ivanovicthe last step is resolution of duplicated students, this *can* change the slot numbers if an org does not get the desired student and say "our other proposals are not as good / we don't have mentors for other proposals", then an additional slot ends in the pool and is free for the asking (it can even be directly donated to other orgs)
19:53.33LunixedHmm . . . ok
19:53.49IvanovicLunixed: asking as mentor/admin or as student?
19:53.56Lunixedstudent
19:54.06Lunixedjust curious
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19:54.37Ivanovicthose orgs asking for "many" slots normally receive many proposals, too
19:55.45Ivanovicso in the end it is more like "4000 students applied, 1000 could be accepted (not sure about the numbers, they are *samples*)" -> 40 students applied for a project, the project gets 10 slots assigned
19:56.22Lunixedya .. so basically the ratio remains same...
19:56.27Ivanovicexactly
19:56.46Ivanovicthe only bounder in this case is: if the org can only manage lets say 5 students the org won't get more than 5
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19:57.53LunixedHmm .. so also depends upon the number of mentors it has
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19:58.54sxwYes. Although a mentor won't necessarily be interested / able to mentor projects across everything that an organisation does.
19:59.37Ivanovicexactly
20:00.46Ivanoviceg for us at wesnoth it is likely that we could get by far more slots than we can mentor (this year we don't have too many mentors and it looks like we will get many proposals again)
20:00.49LunixedI see
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20:05.46geoaxisIvanovic,  won't you coordinate with Google that you wont need that many slots
20:06.02Ivanovicgeoaxis: of course we communicate this to google
20:06.21Ivanovicgeoaxis: it is just a matter that we *could* probably get more slots if we asked for me, that we just can't handle more than we ask for
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20:07.35geoaxisIvanovic, i see
20:07.41sxwAs a mentoring organisation, it's more rewarding having fewer students, getting good work from them, and feeling you've been able to support them along the way. Quality, not quantity is what counts!
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20:07.56Ivanovicsxw: sure
20:08.26Ivanovicthough it is hard to select among the huge amount of good proposals you normally get
20:09.00Ivanovicsome very good proposals can not be accepted not because the idea was not good, but because we can't mentor all the good ones that we would love to
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20:44.47enthus!next
20:44.47socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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21:15.14x`hehehe
21:15.45x`just thought i'd share :)
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21:17.50xnoxx`: yap that's funny =)
21:17.54xnoxread it the other day ;-)
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22:41.35MatthewWilkesevenin' all
22:41.44Landonafternoon
22:43.02rahulmoring
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22:53.12sccluisxhi everybody
22:53.24rahulhello
22:54.25sccluisxim just wondering i dont understood very well should i travel to the place wher the mentors are?
22:54.37Landonyou stay at home
22:54.50Landonand use the power of the internet
22:55.17sccluisxso i have another question about how many time is the ideal  needed to participate
22:56.28Landonfull time job ideally
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22:58.13sccluisxok, so if im still at classes during most of the  soc i shouldnt participate?
22:58.16pygiLandon is local GSoC resident expert :D
22:58.47Landonruns
22:59.00pygiLandon, why? :D
22:59.07sccluisxaround 3-4 hours daily  more in weekends to SoC y not enogh?
22:59.14dandersonno.
22:59.26dandersonwell, maybe, if you're highly productive
22:59.29Landonsccluisx: it really depends, is it just one class? otherwise you might want to consider focusing on school. soc is a lot of work
22:59.30dandersonbut SoC is a full time job.
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23:00.38ihalip!next
23:00.39socinfo"next" is March 29th -- student applications are then officially opened, but you can talk to participating organizations now already :)
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23:13.32Landonhello [m_harrison] !
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23:18.23[m_harrison]Landon, what is this I don't even
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