00:47 <elms> https://slack.com/account/gateways

00:48 <elms> mithro: https://slashdot.org/story/338145

00:48 <tpb> Title: Slack Is Shutting Down Its IRC Gateway - Slashdot (at slashdot.org)

00:49 <sf-slack> <risto.pejasinovic> I submitted my very early draft proposal. I have alot of research to do still. But I wanted to have something written ASAP so I can get your feedback and I can see my progress and holes in knowledge. Hopefully I did everything right and you can see my draft.

00:50 <sf-slack> <mgielda> With the slack, talk about timing

00:50 <sf-slack> <mgielda> We should probably set up Mattermost then

00:51 <hackerfoo> I suggest Matrix.org.

00:52 <sf-slack> <mgielda> Matrix works too I guess. Are there any decent mobile apps?

00:52 <litghost> Can I ask what's wrong with IRC?

00:53 <hackerfoo> litghost: Try finding a good mobile app that doesn't cost $5/month.

00:53 <sf-slack> <mgielda> Not everyone likes it that much, without going into details

00:53 <sf-slack> <mgielda> And apps

00:54 <hackerfoo> Setting up a bouncer isn't easy.

00:55 <sf-slack> <mgielda> Zephyr is struggling with similar issues BTW, choosing communication channels

00:55 <sf-slack> <mgielda> They had IRC originally but switched to slack. Theres 400 users

00:55 <hackerfoo> Anyway, I've run my own Matrix home server for years now, and we use another one to bridge #proglangdesgn and a Discord server.

00:56 <hackerfoo> * #proglangdesign

00:56 <hackerfoo> It's much better than the Slack one because users are mapped 1-1.

00:57 <sf-slack> <mgielda> Sounds good to me

00:57 <sf-slack> <mgielda> France uses it, the entire government

00:57 <sf-slack> <mgielda> 5mln people

00:57 <sf-slack> <mgielda> It's a good stress test

00:57 <sf-slack> <mgielda> I mean matrix here

00:58 <hackerfoo> https://github.com/proglangdesign/matrix.qipl.org

00:58 <tpb> Title: GitHub - proglangdesign/matrix.qipl.org: Configuration for the bridge between the /r/ProgrammingLanguages Discord, matrix.qipl.org, and #proglangdesign on Freenode. (at github.com)

00:58 <sf-slack> <mgielda> @hackerfoo what app do you use for the matrix?

00:58 <hackerfoo> I'm not suggesting Discord though.

00:59 <sf-slack> <mgielda> Ah Mattermost is not good anyway now I think of it. Setting up permissions is a paid feature, cos obviously only paying customers need this very arcane feature

00:59 <hackerfoo> mgielda: Riot for Android and web.

01:00 <sf-slack> <mgielda> I investigated recently and its obviously the case of deliberately removing an important feature from the free version to get people to pay

01:00 <sf-slack> <mgielda> @hackerfoo a messaging app with 4.4 on Google play?

01:00 <sf-slack> <mgielda> Wow

01:01 <hackerfoo> It's pretty nice.

01:05 <sorear> it has been [14] hours since the Matrix-to-IRC bridge last disconnected

01:05 <hackerfoo> Also available on iOS and F-Droid.

01:05 <sf-slack> <mgielda> Which bridge?

01:08 <mithro> elms: May 15, 2018: Closed for all remaining workspaces.

01:09 <sorear> hmm I thought there was only one, but I don't see hackerfoo having disconnected (all the [m] did)

01:09 <hackerfoo> My bridge hasn't gone down for months. We could set up a homeserver for the project and it should be pretty stable.

01:09 <sorear> do you run your own?

01:09 <sorear> bridge

01:10 <hackerfoo> Yeah, at sandbox.hackerfoo.com

01:10 <hackerfoo> The homeserver and https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-appservice-irc

01:10 <tpb> Title: GitHub - matrix-org/matrix-appservice-irc: Node.js IRC bridge for Matrix (at github.com)

01:11 <sorear> last non-doc change in September, fun

15:48 <ayumis13> hello everyone!

15:50 <sf-slack> <kgugala> hello ayumis13

15:55 <ayumis13> I am undergraduate student from India. I was looking at the projects related to python and want to draft a proposal for gsoc 19. So wanted to ask how should i contribute to it? :)

15:59 <sf-slack> <kgugala> You can start from reading through this page https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/organizations/4517422304854016/

15:59 <sf-slack> <kgugala> You can find there info about ideas for project and hot to write your gsoc application

16:00 <sf-slack> <kgugala> *how to write

16:07 <ayumis13> So all issues on the github page are GSOC project ideas or there are few of them reffering to this page https://github.com/SymbiFlow/ideas/labels/type-coding

16:07 <tpb> Title: Issues · SymbiFlow/ideas · GitHub (at github.com)

18:37 <sf-slack> <risto.pejasinovic> I was looking into PS7 connections to fabric. It seems to me that only AXI interfaces are connected directly to PIPs in fabric. EMI-GPIO is going through IOPADs somehow. Am I wrong?

22:31 <mithro> duck2: Any chance you are around and have a couple of hours this weekend to code up an algorithm for me? Don't worry if you don't - it wouldn't negatively impact any GSoC stuff -- I however think I've come up with a way to directly import tilegrid+tileconn into vtr in matter of seconds and would like to see how it fails

23:06 <mithro> duck2: see https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1jKEycnEsU5kHaoDZ0ss7vO2PpsbyL04zBAvVEHroCog/edit and https://github.com/mithro/vtr-verilog-to-routing/blob/expensive-routing-but-fast-import/tileconn-import.py

23:06 <tpb> Title: Tileconn - Google Drawings (at docs.google.com)