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< rcurtin[m]>
(just a test message to check that the bridge is still working)
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< rcurtin>
test message for slack bridge
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< M_slack_mlpack-c>
test message received!
< rcurtin[m]>
well, the name display is certainly mangled from Slack->Matrix->IRC... `M_slack_mlpack-c`...
< rcurtin>
M_slack_mlpack-c: do the bridges convert the name back correctly?
< M_slack_mlpack-c>
rcurtin: incredibly, yes!
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< mlpack-inviter[m>
and what happens if we send a message from a different account?
< rcurtin>
well, that's a little better I guess...
< RyanCurtinGitter>
and it all seems to show up reasonably on Gitter (except `M_slack_mlpack-c` did not get converted back...)
< rcurtin[m]>
nice, and it actually looks pretty nice from the riot.im client too
< rcurtin[m]>
ok, I think I'm done talking to myself for now. thanks for listening :)
< M_slack_mlpack-c>
wait, but one more thing is worth pointing out, which is that emoji reactions from Slack transfer to Matrix too!
< M_slack_mlpack-c>
<M_slack_mlpack-c "wait, but one more thing is wort"> but what happens with threads?
< rcurtin[m]>
well, that looks ok in Matrix but mostly awful in IRC and confusing on Gitter...
< rcurtin>
by the way, if anyone wants an invite to the Slack workspace, use http://masterblaster.mlpack.org:3000/ (later I'll redirect that through mlpack.org and update the webpage)
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< walragatver>
Hi everyone, sorry I missed yesterday's meet. I really liked the idea of C++ notebooks.
< walragatver>
I had one thing to discuss. I think we should participate in this https://developers.google.com/season-of-docs/. It may help us to make some good tutorials on how to use mlpack features. This has a timeline of three months similar to GSOC. This is just an idea. Let me know what you think.
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< rcurtin>
walragatver: yeah, I talked to someone about Season of Docs at the NumFOCUS summit a few weeks back... they said that it was hard to find a qualified candidate, but they were happy with the person that they got
< rcurtin>
they said that most technical writers won't have in-depth knowledge of the science/math behind the software, but they can be really helpful at making the documentation clear nonetheless
< rcurtin>
the only thing is time---personally, I don't think that I have time to run the effort (but maybe I can help out here and there)
< rcurtin>
if you (and/or others) wanted to take the lead on it I think it would be an awesome idea
< jeffinsamGitter[>
I guess +1, with @walragatver point
< jeffinsamGitter[>
It was the first year so , I guess there wasn't much hype , but I guess it would be hyped muched and then someone could be apt :)
< jeffinsamGitter[>
Much*
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< rcurtin>
JeffinSam[m]: yeah, hopefully, there are some strangenesses sometimes, like that "long message" didn't come through to IRC (I had to check it from matrix)
< jeffinsamGitter[>
Doesn't irc show long messages ???
< jeffinsamGitter[>
It wasn't even long I , just hit enter 5 times , that was 5 different messages :(
< rcurtin>
it usually will just show a link to it...
< rcurtin>
yeah, I saw that... not exactly sure what happened
< rcurtin>
I think, maybe, I will be able to change out the logging system to log the matrix channel, not the IRC channel, and maybe that will do a better job
< JeffinSam[m]>
Ohh ๐
< JeffinSam[m]>
Just noticed , slack uses github stickers style
< JeffinSam[m]>
Does markdown support here
< JeffinSam[m]>
`hello`
< JeffinSam[m]>
Wow that's cool
< jeffinsamGitter[>
Let's see here too
< jeffinsamGitter[>
`hello world`
< jeffinsamGitter[>
Ohh from here too :)
< rcurtin>
:)
< JeffinSam[m]>
Best thing is this
< JeffinSam[m]>
Gitter updates you constantly
< rcurtin>
hmm, so it turns out that Marcus had registered mlpack.slack.com, so I'm going to switch the slack bridge and auto-inviter to there
< MarcusEdel[m]>
Okay, letโs see if I can use a different nickname as well.
< zoq>
hm, I changed the nickname and the name as well, does the bridge timeout at some point?
< Cadair>
timeout how?
< zoq>
I guess at some point M_slack_mlpack_4 will disconnect or timeout, and I was hoping the next time it will connect with the updated name.
< Cadair>
walk me through what happened? lol
< Cadair>
multi-biridging is always going to end up being a little weird on anything not matrix
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< zoq>
So I just joined #mlpack through the slack app, and noticed that I haven't setup the correct name, so I changed it in the app, on the app the name is correct now, but on the irc channel it still shows the old name.
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< zoq[m]>
Maybe it works now?
< zoq>
Nevermind, I guess it took some time :)
< Cadair>
I think it updates when you send messages from slack with some cache timeout
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< Nakul>
Hi how do test some test file. I needed to test softmax_regression.cpp file and i compiled it with the command g++ -stdc=c++11
< Nakul>
and i can't see any error message
< Nakul>
so is it fine or i need to do something else