17:57 < rcurtin> zoq: why did you remove CMake/LICENSE.txt?

17:57 < rcurtin> did I make an error there or something?

17:58 < zoq> I think there is no need to hold an armadillo license file in the blog repo.

18:01 < zoq> I shouldn't have pushed it in the first place.

18:02 < zoq> Just to be clear we are talking about the blog repo.

18:06 < rcurtin> oh, ok! yeah, I agree with that

18:06 < rcurtin> I missed the "(blog)" bit in the subject line :)

18:06 < rcurtin> I am still recovering, I don't think I am thinking 100% quite yet...

18:08 < zoq> :) hopefully you are on a good way

18:09 < zoq> Btw. did you also received a mail about the NIPS workshop?

18:12 < rcurtin> yeah, but it says that they will post decisions tonight

18:12 < rcurtin> that was about 2 hours ago now I think

18:13 < zoq> right, just wanted to make sure, all got the message

19:43 < gk__> hi, I compiled mlpack using this article http://www.mlpack.org/docs/mlpack-2.2.5/doxygen/build.html

19:44 < gk__> but this version of mlpack doesn't contain methods/ann that are present in the github repo

19:46 < gk__> how do I go about installing those methods? can I compile only some selected methods or do I need to build the whole package again but this time using the updated source code

19:54 < rcurtin> gk__: use the git master version, not mlpack 2.2.5; the ANN code isn't stable yet so hasn't yet been part of a release

19:57 < gk__> Okay. I am on Ubuntu system. Should I just build it again? Do I uninstall the stable build or will it be overwritten with the newer install?

20:01 < zoq> gk__: 'make install' will overwrite the existing version

20:02 < gk__> Thanks. I am sorry to trouble you with these small problems as I am a beginner.

20:03 < zoq> nah, no problem, we are here to help