| [07:42] | <JoeBorn> | hi all |
| [07:43] | <hellwolf> | hi JoeBorn |
| [07:43] | <JoeBorn> | hi hellwolf |
| [07:43] | <JoeBorn> | hows it going |
| [07:43] | <daurnimator> | hi |
| [07:43] | <JoeBorn> | ???? |
| [07:44] | <daurnimator> | ???? to you too |
| [07:44] | <JoeBorn> | hellwolf can tell you what it means :) |
| [07:44] | <JoeBorn> | hi daurnimator |
| [07:44] | <hellwolf> | I'm going to push up a non-osd-specified repository in a few days |
| [07:44] | <hellwolf> | software repository |
| [07:44] | <hellwolf> | along with a package manager |
| [07:45] | <hellwolf> | cli |
| [07:45] | <JoeBorn> | "non-osd-specified" ? what do you mean? |
| [07:45] | <hellwolf> | JoeBorn, I haven't built any osd software yet |
| [07:46] | <JoeBorn> | oh, I see. |
| [07:46] | <hellwolf> | daurnimator, JoeBorn said he's just back to xiamen. Not a salute ;) |
| [07:47] | <JoeBorn> | so, hellwolf, how will your system work on the OSD? |
| [07:50] | <hellwolf> | A light weight rpm/deb. And the design is removable device in mind, that is when insert removable device, something special will be done. The package will be called *.ypk, they're generated from rpm. The rpm is generated by a build system called "ybuild" |
| [07:51] | <hellwolf> | I made things in two stages, you will install rpm on your build system, and then to generate ypk package for osd/arm machine |
| [07:53] | <hellwolf> | seems that xiamen is warm today |
| [07:56] | <JoeBorn> | cool, that sounds good. |
| [07:56] | <JoeBorn> | yes, the weather's nice here. |
| [07:59] | <JoshMalone> | Hey Joe |
| [08:00] | <JoshMalone> | Is there a cool hacker out there who needs an OSD? |
| [08:00] | <JoshMalone> | I've finally decided that the chance of me EVER hacking on mine is so slim I should send it to someone else |
| [08:15] | <JoeBorn> | jeeze, that's too bad, but very gracious of you to think of passing it on. |
| [08:15] | <JoeBorn> | if you think you'd even answer questions on here, I'd encourage you to keep it, but |
| [08:15] | <JoeBorn> | otherwise, just solicit folks here I'd say. |
| [08:19] | <daurnimator> | i'd also be willing to donate/lend to someone in my local area |
| [08:19] | <kinaole> | has anyone build mpd or mplayer to run on neuros? |
| [08:19] | <batmark> | kinaole: mpd yes mplayer no |
| [08:20] | <daurnimator> | JoeBorn: has there been any N3/progression in last month or so? (i haven't been around much) |
| [08:23] | <kinaole> | batmark - are there notes anywhere on how you did it? |
| [08:24] | <kinaole> | I have built mpd from source on debian / i386 but never tried to cross-compile |
| [08:24] | <batmark> | kinaole: i think there are, but i can't find them now. |
| [08:25] | <batmark> | kinaole: wiki.neurostechnology.com |
| [08:25] | <batmark> | there u go! |
| [08:26] | <batmark> | i think people are more interested in using xmms2 rather than mpd at the moment though |
| [08:27] | <kinaole> | batmark - thanks - I really like mpd, and want to use my neuros as an alarm clock |
| [08:28] | <vmarks> | daurnimator |
| [08:29] | <daurnimator> | vmarks. |
| [08:29] | <vmarks> | ;we were talking a ways back about paper prototyping. |
| [08:29] | <vmarks> | do you have a tablet? |
| [08:29] | <daurnimator> | probably not to both questions |
| [08:30] | <vmarks> | dub.washington.edu |
| [08:31] | <vmarks> | a java tool you can use with a graphics tablet in order to rapidly prototype gui interaction to see if it's sane or weird when you're asking people to interact with software. |
| [08:33] | <kinaole> | batmark: you built xiph (ogg) - does your mpd do mp3/mpeg audio as well the way you built it - 99% of my library is mp3 |
| [08:33] | <batmark> | kinaole: i wasnt actaully the person that did it. i think it was switon |
| [08:34] | <kinaole> | batmark, okay thanks |
| [08:44] | <daurnimator> | night all |
| [10:44] | <turran> | hi all |
| [10:44] | <turran> | someone has a test application on how to record on the osd? |
| [10:45] | <nerochiaro> | turran: you should look at how osdmain does it, i think |
| [10:58] | <turran> | nerochiaro, hey :) i'll rebuild nms with debugging enabled |
| [10:58] | <nerochiaro> | that might help too |
| [14:57] | <GuestN465> | hi to all ! can i update VM from .upk? |
| [14:57] | <nerochiaro> | GuestN465: what do you mean ? |
| [14:57] | <nerochiaro> | GuestN465: the upk is for your OSD, not the VM |
| [14:58] | <GuestN465> | i have 0.82.upk, but in VM 0.73 |
| [14:58] | <GuestN465> | i want to implement 0.82 in vm |
| [14:59] | <GuestN465> | or its only SVN? |
| [14:59] | <nerochiaro> | if the apt-get repository at www.limesg.com is not update to 0.82 you need to ask crweb to update it, he's managing that |
| [15:00] | <GuestN465> | ok, tnx |
| [15:00] | <nerochiaro> | and it seems the latest official release is still 0.73 |
| [15:00] | <nerochiaro> | i don't see 0.82 in the official release page: open.neurostechnology.com |
| [15:01] | <GuestN465> | heh 0.86 on ftp |
| [15:02] | <nerochiaro> | and it seems 0.82 using auto update. i really need to check what is up with these mis-matches. theoretically the release page should be up to date with osd network update. the ftp is for experimental stuff, though |
| [15:03] | <nerochiaro> | GuestN465: oh, on a side note, please choose a nickname when logging in on the channel with the web interface, if you don't mind |
| [15:04] | <GuestN465> | ok |
| [15:05] | <Ru> | now i have nickname |
| [15:06] | <Ru> | sorry for my english im from russia |
| [15:06] | <Ru> | its posible to make russian support for osd? |
| [15:06] | <nerochiaro> | thanks. it's just because the default nick for the web interface is random, and there's no way to know you are you next time. and don't worry your english is pretty good. |
| [15:07] | <nerochiaro> | Ru: translation is possible (or will be possible soon). but the problem might be fonts, i don't know if we support fonts for cyrillci |
| [15:09] | <Ru> | im tried to do it in i18n, like chinese,but its not work. (chinese works for me) |
| [15:09] | <Ru> | i enabled chines...its inside |
| [15:10] | <nerochiaro> | yes, chinese is in. but what did you do to make russian ? |
| [15:11] | <Ru> | changed all files like chines, and added russian |
| [15:12] | <nerochiaro> | and it does not work. what error do you get ? can you make a patch so that others can see and try ? |
| [15:13] | <Ru> | no error, but no letters... only icons from ico.ttf ..patch of plugins folder of what?? |
| [15:14] | <nerochiaro> | did you change the font ? the default font has no russian characters |
| [15:14] | <Ru> | ofcourse |
| [15:15] | <nerochiaro> | patch of all the files you changed to make the translation. it might be that you forgot something. i am not sure what, i have never tried to do a translation, but maybe looking at what you did i can try to find out what's wrong |
| [15:16] | <Ru> | i tried to change chinese font whith russian one, and changed all phrase and sentence files |
| [15:17] | <nerochiaro> | where is the chinese font file ? |
| [15:18] | <Ru> | took it from net |
| [15:19] | <Ru> | simsun.ttf |
| [15:19] | <nerochiaro> | and it works, but the same thing with russian font don't work |
| [15:19] | <Ru> | yes |
| [15:21] | <Ru> | in dm320 defconfig all russian settings by default is n, i changed them to y |
| [15:21] | <Ru> | but its no changes |
| [15:22] | <nerochiaro> | i think you should try to write a small program that only display a fixed string in russian, without using the i18n stuff, just changing the font and setting the text to russian. i still suspect that there's some problem with that font. |
| [15:23] | <nerochiaro> | i think that because the chinese font works with chinese sentences but the russian font don't work with russian sentences. it's strange |
| [15:25] | <Ru> | ye. when i change the english sentences whith the russian same problem .. |
| [15:26] | <nerochiaro> | you mean you use russian text + english font ? |
| [15:26] | <Ru> | blank screen whith icons. but english words that i dont changed i can see |
| [15:27] | <Ru> | no, im using russian font |
| [15:27] | <Ru> | but in russian font is english too |
| [15:28] | <nerochiaro> | ok, but english letters appear and russian letters do not appear. so i still think something is not good with it. can you send me the font file by email or dcc ? |
| [15:29] | <Ru> | yes, but in couple of hours, i need to go now |
| [15:29] | <nerochiaro> | no problem, i'm not sure i can check right now, but i will try something later. my email is nerochiaro att gmail dotto com |
| [15:33] | <Ru> | ok. thank u. good to know im not alone.. |
| [15:33] | <nerochiaro> | Ru: you can also try asking in mailing list |
| [16:57] | <nerochiaro> | sourcerror-m: ping ? |
| [17:09] | <JoeBorn> | hi all |
| [17:11] | <nerochiaro> | hi |
| [17:11] | <JoeBorn> | my computer has the serious el busto going on |
| [17:11] | <nerochiaro> | computer or connection ? |
| [17:12] | <JoeBorn> | probably both. |
| [17:12] | <JoeBorn> | The windows are refreshing, I'm going to try something here |
| [17:16] | <JoeBorn> | it's the dreaded chinese internet |
| [17:17] | <JoeBorn> | hows everybody doing? |
| [18:32] | <srobertson> | JoeBorn: still around? |
| [18:32] | <JoeBorn> | I'm here |
| [18:32] | <JoeBorn> | I was just about to have breakfast and run to work |
| [18:33] | <srobertson> | ok, well, enjoy your breakfast then ;) |
| [18:34] | <JoeBorn> | do you need something? |
| [18:35] | <JoeBorn> | srobertson: I am here for you |
| [18:35] | <srobertson> | nope, just wanted to catch up... it can wait, tho |
| [18:36] | <JoeBorn> | I'll be back in an hour or so |
| [18:36] | <vmarks> | no you won't. |
| [18:36] | * vmarks sends a car for JoeBorn. | |
| [18:36] | <vmarks> | watch out for the toll booths, JoeBorn |
| [18:36] | * JoeBorn gulps | |
| [19:11] | <JoeBorn> | well folks, as you can plainly see |
| [19:11] | <JoeBorn> | I'm back. |
| [19:14] | <srobertson> | good evading those hit squads |
| [19:18] | <JoeBorn> | thanks |
| [19:59] | <JoeBorn> | what's new with you srobertson |
| [19:59] | <JoeBorn> | you don't mind if I call you srobertson do you? |
| [20:02] | <srobertson> | JoeBorn: my computer, and no of course not |
| [20:02] | <srobertson> | (parents' pc died, so i got a new one and gave them mine) |
| [20:03] | <srobertson> | also, i'm on spring break right now, which is magnificent of course |
| [20:03] | <JoeBorn> | one of us is losing their sense of humor I guess :( |
| [20:03] | <JoeBorn> | where are you now? |
| [20:03] | <srobertson> | home, in tampa |
| [20:13] | <JoeBorn> | is there a lot of spring break stuff there? |
| [20:26] | <srobertson> | JoeBorn: no, it's really placid. there's a ton of activity at the beach, but really when it comes down to it a floridian spring break is "go to the beach, perhaps sober" |
| [20:26] | <JoeBorn> | sober? is that allowed? |
| [20:26] | <srobertson> | i manage it :( |
| [20:26] | <JoeBorn> | will they even let you on the beach in that condition? |
| [20:27] | <srobertson> | oh, the sacrifices i make to be the responsible adult |
| [20:38] | <JoeBorn> | that's pretty interesting. |
| [20:47] | <[g2]> | sacrifices / missed opportunities / whatever :) |
| [20:59] | <JoeBorn> | well, the reason I find it interesting is |
| [20:59] | * JoeBorn struggles with articulating his thoughts | |
| [20:59] | <JoeBorn> | I look back at my first two years of undergraduate |
| [20:59] | <JoeBorn> | and I really really coasted. |
| [21:00] | <JoeBorn> | I mean I had AP credit for Physics and Calc and I took them anyway and got Bs! |
| [21:00] | <JoeBorn> | now that's really like getting an F because I got no additional credit for taking those classes. |
| [21:00] | <may1937> | oh man, that's pretty bad |
| [21:00] | <JoeBorn> | of course, it didn't look like an F to my folks, it looked like things were going fine |
| [21:01] | <JoeBorn> | and I wasn't getting kicked out of college, and I was still on scholarship, etc |
| [21:01] | <JoeBorn> | but it was underacheiver central, that's for sure. |
| [21:01] | <JoeBorn> | BUT!.... |
| [21:01] | <JoeBorn> | It wasn't because I was lazy, I wasn't watching TV or anything. |
| [21:01] | * [g2] waits for the close | |
| [21:02] | <JoeBorn> | I was doing a ton of other stuff, including social things |
| [21:02] | <JoeBorn> | I've looked back on that experience many times, and I can't say I'd do it any differently. |
| [21:02] | <JoeBorn> | I made some really important friends those first two years. |
| [21:03] | <JoeBorn> | once I got serious about my engineering studies later, I dropped out of practically all social interaction. |
| [21:03] | <JoeBorn> | and I wound up with a B+ average or something. |
| [21:04] | <JoeBorn> | I suppose if I'd have wanted to go to MIT grad school, I'd had a tough time getting in. |
| [21:05] | <JoeBorn> | But I'd worked on an electromechanical valve invention, and really most importantly, I had made several friends that are way more valuable than an MIT grad degree, IMHO |
| [21:05] | <may1937> | grad school is overrated anyway |
| [21:05] | <[g2]> | I think it was in "The Millionaire Next Door" that said scholastic achievement is only a 20% correlator to (financial) success as measured 20 years later |
| [21:05] | <JoeBorn> | well, I went to grad school at UT, and I loved it |
| [21:06] | <[g2]> | it's all about what one is trying to achive in life |
| [21:06] | <[g2]> | for some dean's list from an ivy school is the thing |
| [21:06] | <JoeBorn> | [g2]: well the correlation to money is no question not well linked to being a good student. |
| [21:06] | <[g2]> | or even 4.0 with double majors |
| [21:06] | <JoeBorn> | but for most of us here, obviously that's not really much a measure of success. |
| [21:06] | <[g2]> | JoeBorn not |
| [21:08] | <[g2]> | motivation and values are very intersting |
| [21:08] | <JoeBorn> | I took Lily to Chinese class on Sunday, and there was one girl there who was clearly gifted |
| [21:08] | <[g2]> | (Lily) :) |
| [21:08] | <JoeBorn> | not chinese, but she knew all the stuff in the class down pat. I don't know if her mom was pushing her or not, but either way clearly gifted |
| [21:09] | <JoeBorn> | then there's Lily, who made friends with some kid in the class and was running around with him in the back of the hall |
| [21:09] | <JoeBorn> | Lily's not gifted like this other girl, but she can make friends immediately at any gathering. |
| [21:10] | <JoeBorn> | now, if you had a make a bet on which "gift" is likely to yield more financial success, it's fairly obvious. |
| [21:10] | <[g2]> | imho kids need exposure to lots of things like that and adults (at least in the west) don't allow the kids to grow and have a real sense of learning |
| [21:10] | <[g2]> | JoeBorn have you ever read the Fifth Discipline ? |
| [21:11] | <JoeBorn> | but given that for most of us financial isn't really a measure of success, what's the advice then? |
| [21:11] | <JoeBorn> | [g2]: no, what is it? |
| [21:11] | <JoeBorn> | it still seems to me that the richness of life is still best fulfilled by having a strong base of friends. |
| [21:11] | <JoeBorn> | I mean, of course, having a strong family is great, but you can't control that |
| [21:12] | <JoeBorn> | at least you can't pick your family |
| [21:12] | <JoeBorn> | and they are not your peers |
| [21:12] | <[g2]> | JoeBorn, actually I think it's "Good to Great" that I'm actually thinging about |
| [21:12] | <JoeBorn> | I've read excepts of good to great. |
| [21:13] | <[g2]> | they are both about organization learning and it's the leadership values from "Good to Great" I was thinking about |
| [21:14] | * [g2] thinks having a strong base of friends is great, but that fulfillment comes from a sense of mission or purpose | |
| [21:15] | <[g2]> | and like the saying goes |
| [21:15] | <[g2]> | you can pick you friends, you can pick you nose, but not you friend's nose |
| [21:16] | <[g2]> | s/you/your/ nearly globably |
| [21:17] | <may1937> | i thought we were all supposed to strive for nirvana |
| [21:17] | <JoeBorn> | I agree on the sense of purpose too |
| [21:18] | * srobertson is back - went to pick up new Colbert ice cream with (how appropriate) a couple friends to watch the Report with | |
| [21:18] | <JoeBorn> | but in general, I think a base of friends (or broadly other people) is so often vital |
| [21:19] | <JoeBorn> | there are so few persuits that can really be done effectively in a solitary manner |
| [21:19] | <JoeBorn> | maybe some of the theoretical physicists |
| [21:19] | <JoeBorn> | but even get into engineering, invention, its so much about teams and groups of people |
| [21:20] | <[g2]> | JoeBorn, I just finished "Four Days to Glory" a couple weeks ago, it's interesting because it was recommened by the CEO from a media company not zap2it, but I think the other guys that do the EPG |
| [21:21] | <may1937> | don't let me interrupt your introspection, but do you have any more details about that free as in beer compiler from ti you mentioned the other day JoeBorn ? |
| [21:21] | <[g2]> | it's about high school wrestlers in Iowa |
| [21:21] | <JoeBorn> | may1937: this is the #neuros-introspection channel, can't you see? |
| [21:21] | <[g2]> | and their internal motivation at a certain level |
| [21:22] | <may1937> | oh, shit |
| [21:22] | <[g2]> | may1937, are you asking me ? |
| [21:22] | <JoeBorn> | may1937: If you are interested, I'll certainly follow up |
| [21:22] | <JoeBorn> | I'll presumably be windows based |
| [21:23] | <may1937> | "i have never really liked people all that much. i mean some of them are ok, you guys are ok, bit i think i'm just a misanthrope at heart." |
| [21:23] | <may1937> | [g2]: no not you |
| [21:23] | <may1937> | JoeBorn: yes i am very interested in hearing what that is about |
| [21:27] | <may1937> | see you let me interrupt you, i was totally waiting for the oedipal fruedian slip |
| [21:34] | <[g2]> | may1937, it wasn't really an interruption on my part, I was just rambling a little |
| [21:35] | <[g2]> | and we all know JoeBorn is a little ADD challenged :) |
| [21:36] | <JoeBorn> | yeah, must be this CEO gig. I used to have a brain at one point. |
| [21:36] | <[g2]> | may1937, what ever happened with the open dsp interface ? |
| [21:37] | * [g2] is teasing :) | |
| [21:38] | <may1937> | i got a girlfriend, that's what happened |
| [21:38] | <[g2]> | teasing JoeBorn that is |
| [21:39] | <may1937> | but that bitch don't be distracting me anymore |
| [21:39] | * [g2] doesn't know if that's a good or bad thing | |
| [21:40] | <JoeBorn> | sounds good for us anyway. |
| [21:40] | <[g2]> | CEO talk :) |
| [21:40] | <JoeBorn> | scratch what I previously said about the importance of human contact |
| [21:40] | <JoeBorn> | it's mostly a distraction from important coding work |
| [21:41] | <[g2]> | JoeBorn nod you've got to show you level of commitment to the company right ? |
| [21:41] | <JoeBorn> | particuliarly that done in persuit of a just and noble cause (ie. Neuros) |
| [21:41] | <may1937> | it was actually going pretty well until i found out she was stealing from me a few weeks ago |
| [21:41] | <JoeBorn> | wow! |
| [21:42] | <[g2]> | ouch! |
| [21:42] | <may1937> | yeah i couldn't believe it i was totally flabbergasted |
| [21:42] | <may1937> | but anyway [g2] did you see it was on the soc list? |
| [21:43] | <may1937> | if it doesn't make the cut i will start working on it myself again |
| [21:43] | <[g2]> | may1937, no but that sounds cool |
| [21:43] | <[g2]> | the google soc list I'm guessing |
| [21:43] | <may1937> | and i think srobertson wants to apply for it |
| [21:43] | <may1937> | yeah |
| [21:44] | <[g2]> | may1937, well I've very sorry to hear that the GF was pinching your material stuff, but I'm glad you found out now as opposed to a couple years from now |
| [21:44] | <srobertson> | i'd love to try, at least |
| [21:45] | * [g2] sends condolences | |
| [21:45] | <may1937> | haha, true up, thanks |
| [21:48] | <[g2]> | so what state is the OSD in these days ? |
| [22:13] | <JoeBorn> | srobertson: remember yoda. Do or do not do, there is no try |
| [22:14] | <JoeBorn> | Illinois and virginia, with units in the field in many others |
| [22:14] | <JoeBorn> | *ahem* ok, sorry about that. |