01:17 < rcurtin> favre49: actually I already opened https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack.org/issues/14 for the irc CSS and forgot about it; I'll see if I have time int he next few days to fix it

01:17 < rcurtin> in the* :)

02:00 < abernauer[m]> rcurtin: Well my proposed salary range was acceptable according to the Hiring Manager for the position which is nice.

02:00 < rcurtin> that's good, at least there is no mismatch there---that can make life hard

02:06 < abernauer[m]> After the Holidays, I should have a video interview with the data science team barring a Christmas miracle.

06:05 < jenkins-mlpack2> Project docker ensmallen nightly build build #121: FAILURE in 50 min: http://ci.mlpack.org/job/docker%20ensmallen%20nightly%20build/121/

06:48 < SrishtiSrivastav> Hello, I am Srishti Srivastava. I am a BTech sophomore. I am really excited to start with contributing to mlpack.

06:51 < SrishtiSrivastav> I was going through <https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/wiki/Google-Summer-of-Code-Application-Guide|https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/wiki/Google-Summer-of-Code-Application-Guide> and I found that the 'Get Involved' link (<http://mlpack.org/involved.html|http://mlpack.org/involved.html>) is broken. Can we open up an issue on this?

08:18 < metahost> SrishtiSrivastav: you can go through this link: https://www.mlpack.org/community.html

08:19 < metahost> Also, yes, the wiki needs to be updated! (https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/wiki/Google-Summer-of-Code-Application-Guide)

09:25 < ShikharJaiswalGi> Srishti Srivastava: The link is updated, thanks for the tip!

09:46 < Keyur[m]> Shikhar: Maybe we can change the 'get involved' to 'community' or something more relevant. Also, we can change the year to 2020.

10:10 < Srishti[m]> You're welcome, Shikhar.

10:59 < khizirsiddiqui> rcurtin ShikharJaiswalGi, adding another debug option will make it faster definitely, but don't we still have to use the visitor to get the input size? Am I missing out something here?

16:25 < favre49> rcurtin I've read the material you attached for the "Modern CMake". I was wondering if I could start with doing that for ensmallen (since I guess that is needed too?) and use that as a starting point to learn the ropes?

16:58 < rcurtin> favre49: sure, definitely, that seems good to me :)