| 13:29 : mbuf |
#startclass
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| 13:29 : vshuklajr |
kps: there wasn't
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| 13:29 : mbuf |
Roll call
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| 13:29 : storymode7 |
Mayank Singhal
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| 13:29 : shiva |
Shiva Saxena
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| 13:29 : newrg |
Rajat Gupta
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| 13:29 : cypher_ |
Naman Sharma
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| 13:29 : kps |
Because i cannot find the logs
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| 13:29 : bhavin192 |
Bhavin Gandhi
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| 13:29 : sd30 |
Shruti Dash
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| 13:29 : kvy |
Kumar Vipin Yadav
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| 13:30 : kps |
Karan pratap
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| 13:30 : priyankasaggu119 |
Priyanka Saggu
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| 13:30 : vshuklajr |
Vivek Shukla
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| 13:30 : man-jain |
Manank Patni
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| 13:30 : Ved_13 |
Ved Sinha
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| 13:30 : mnjit |
Manjeet mehta
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| 13:30 : adityad97 |
Aditya Deshpande
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| 13:30 : tatan_ |
Kazi Mehboob Zaman
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| 13:30 : pr97 |
Priyanka Sharma
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| 13:30 : kartikeya |
kartikeya singh
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| 13:30 : jaydeep |
Jaydeep Borkar
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| 13:30 : AdityaPatil |
Aditya Patil
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| 13:30 : RJ722 |
Rahul Jha
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| 13:30 : Sarques_ |
Gajendra Saraswat
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| 13:30 : jasonbraganza |
Jason Braganza
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| 13:30 : snandi |
shamik nandi
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| 13:30 : hellozee |
Kuntal Majumder
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| 13:31 : Rakshit__ |
Rakshit Airani
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| 13:31 : ashwani |
Ashwani Singh
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| 13:31 : olajayi__ |
Ola Ajayi
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| 13:31 : prabhu |
Prabhu Sharan Singh
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| 13:31 : bismi |
Janifa M
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| 13:32 : ananyo |
Ananyo Maiti
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| 13:32 : mbuf |
Today will be a review of the mbuf_2ndclass.log IRC session; I hope all of you are doing your homework, and have gone through the log
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| 13:33 : |
I know there were guest sessions last week, but, you have been given quite a number of days to go through it
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| 13:33 : philomath |
Roll call: Mohit Bansal
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| 13:33 : gutsytechster |
Roll call:Prashant Sharma
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| 13:33 : mbuf |
If you have any questions on the topics discussed in mbuf_2ndclass.log, we shall go over it today
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| 13:34 : |
Please use "!" if you have a question, and wait for your turn to ask your question.
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| 13:35 : devesh_verma |
Roll call Devesh Verma
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| 13:35 : prabhu |
!
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| 13:35 : mbuf |
next
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| 13:35 : jasonbraganza |
!
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| 13:36 : prabhu |
Can you give me the link to the log or date of that class?
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| 13:36 : sourabh1031 |
Has the class started?
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| 13:36 : mbuf |
prabhu, did you use a search engine or check the dgplug faq?
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| 13:36 : cypher_ |
https://dgplug.org/irclogs/mbuf_2ndclass.log
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| 13:36 : vshuklajr |
prabhu: https://www.dgplug.org/irclogs/mbuf_2ndclass.log
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| 13:36 : codejacker |
Roll call:ankur vishwakarma
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| 13:37 : prabhu |
mbuf, it's not available here - https://dgplug.org/irclogs/2018/
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| 13:37 : sourabh1031 |
Sourabh Pruthi
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| 13:37 : RatanShreshtha |
Roll Call: Ratan Kulshreshtha
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| 13:37 : mbuf |
cypher_, vshuklajr do not spoon feed; we do not encourage this behaviour
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| 13:37 : cypher01 |
mbuf: sure will keep in mind next time.
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| 13:38 : mbuf |
prabhu, if it was not available there, then what did you do?
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| 13:38 : prabhu |
mbuf, Then I came here as that was the only link I had.
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| 13:38 : homuncculus |
roll call: vaibhav kaushik
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| 13:38 : mbuf |
cypher01, you are all going to face life one day, and nobody is going to help you out;
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| 13:38 : VirtualRcoder |
Roll call: Shubham Sharma
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| 13:38 : cypher01 |
!
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| 13:38 : mbuf |
prabhu, we have been emphasizing you to use a search engine before asking any question
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| 13:38 : |
next
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| 13:39 : callowidealist |
Roll call: jitendra kumar tripathi
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| 13:39 : jasonbraganza |
mbuf, suggestions on increasing english vocabulary and comprehension considering it’s importance? as in as part of a routine?
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| 13:39 : mbuf |
cypher01, unless you learn to self-learn, it is difficult to survive
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| 13:39 : cypher01 |
as open source community we are supposed to help each other out, don't we?
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| 13:39 : prabhu |
mbuf, I'll keep that in mind next time.
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| 13:40 : mbuf |
jasonbraganza, reading habits are important to improve vocabulary; writing helps to share it with others and get others' point of view
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| 13:40 : v16k |
Roll call: Vishal Kushwaha
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| 13:40 : mbuf |
jasonbraganza, reading blogs, technical {books, magazines} etc. can help improve vocabulary
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| 13:40 : newrg |
!
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| 13:40 : cypher01 |
we learn more by collaborating with others, if i helped someone today then one day he/she would help me too.
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| 13:41 : mbuf |
jasonbraganza, trying to explain what has been read to others will help in checking your understanding of the text
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| 13:41 : |
jasonbraganza, read and write in the morning, when your mind is fresh (after a sound sleep)
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| 13:42 : |
jasonbraganza, for everyone, please read "On Writing" by Stephen King, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Writing:_A_Memoir_of_the_Craft
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| 13:42 : |
cypher01, there is a lot of difference between spoon feeding and guidance
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| 13:42 : |
cypher01, a person who does not take the effort to follow instructions will tend to become lazy, and will continue the habit
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| 13:42 : jasonbraganza |
thank you mbuf
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| 13:43 : mbuf |
cypher01, the more you spoon feed, the more lazy they become; because, they know you will spoon feed them again
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| 13:43 : |
cypher01, you only help people, if they have made an effort to find a solution to the question, and tried different approaches
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| 13:43 : |
cypher01, by spoon feeding, you are actually making them worse
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| 13:44 : |
cypher01, hope that clarifies the difference between spoon feeding and guidance; we are here to teach you how to eat on your own; not to spoon feed you every meal
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| 13:44 : |
next
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| 13:44 : cypher01 |
ok, thanks mbuf. Also i accidentally asked question out of turn so please pass on my question request.
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| 13:45 : mbuf |
next
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| 13:45 : newrg |
mbuf, you mentioned "reading at least 1 technical book a week",can you elaborate on that?Do you mean to finish 1 book a week?I am currently reading a book on C Programming and I think it will take me a few months to complete.Any guidelines on how to read technical books?
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| 13:45 : j605 |
!!
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| 13:45 : |
!
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| 13:45 : mbuf |
newrg, that is a rough estimate; the idea being that you should keep reading
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| 13:45 : |
newrg, in our industry, if you do not read and update your knowledge and skills, you will become outdated
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| 13:46 : |
newrg, nobody will hire people who are not up to date with the skills
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| 13:46 : |
newrg, you can read light material in the night, before going to bed as well
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| 13:46 : |
newrg, heavy technical material are best read in the morning
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| 13:46 : Rakshit__ |
!
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| 13:46 : mbuf |
newrg, sure, some books may take more than a week, but, the point is that you should be reading on a regular basis
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| 13:47 : |
newrg, and whatever you read, you should try and apply that (in a day-to-day task, or project, for example)
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| 13:47 : |
next
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| 13:47 : j605 |
I contribute with discussions and answering questions for a project. But I have only contributed a small one-line fix till now. The problem is I don't understand audio/video technically enough to contribute code. Where do you think I should start? Should I ask the some contributors for reading material.
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| 13:47 : Rakshit__ |
How do you approach a mentor for a free software project ? and what are the prerequisite that the mentor looks for in a candidate?
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| 13:47 : newrg |
mbuf, okay,thanks
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| 13:48 : mbuf |
j605, I used to be a moderator at (GNU/)Linux forum for many years, and I only contributed as technical support
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| 13:48 : |
j605, contribution does not necessarily mean code
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| 13:48 : |
j605, you need to ask the question as to why you are interested in the project, and what is it that you want to do to improve the project
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| 13:49 : |
j605, the "why" will keep you motivated to work in the project, and contribution could be helping other users, documentation, web site maintenance, bug fixing, code development, testing, infrastructurue deployment etc.
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| 13:49 : |
j605, what do you mean by "don't understand audio/video"?
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| 13:50 : poojaencoded |
roll call:Pooja kumari singh
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| 13:50 : mbuf |
j605, most projects should have technical documentation (wiki, manual, mailing lists etc.) in written form
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| 13:50 : |
j605, you can use them to gain insights on the history and the state of the project
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| 13:51 : |
j605, if there are audio/video sessions, then you can ask one participant to send a minutes of the meeting (for the record), and you can go through it
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| 13:51 : j605 |
mbuf: I have rudimentary understanding of codecs but not enough to write code in C that interfaces with ffmpeg to handle it. I could start with some toy projects with ffmpeg to get a better feel for it
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| 13:51 : mbuf |
j605, you can ask for beginner tasks, and usually the team members will refer you to it
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| 13:52 : |
j605, bug triaging (confirming the presence of a bug) is a good way to get started in any project
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| 13:52 : |
j605, once you are able to reproduce a bug, you can try fixing it, and then send a patch
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| 13:52 : |
j605, slowly, you will get a better understanding of the code base, and with the know-how will be in a position to implement feature requests
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| 13:53 : |
j605, good code bases are usually divided into different modules, and you can pick on modules that are of interest to you, and see how to solve the bugs filed against these modules
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| 13:53 : |
j605, in any project, there is both theory and practice; if you need more understanding of codecs, ask for reference material on the subject
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| 13:54 : |
j605, so you understand the theory, and then see how they are implemented (look at existing F/OSS solutions)
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| 13:54 : sourabh1031 |
!
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| 13:54 : mbuf |
j605, the biggest advantage of FLOSS is that we have the source code; but, take time going through it
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| 13:54 : |
j605, compile the code, run the tests, tweak the code, re-build it, and see how it behaves
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| 13:54 : |
next
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| 13:54 : Rakshit__ |
How do you approach a mentor for a free software project ? and what are the prerequisite that the mentor looks for in a candidate? (sorry for out of queue entry above)
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| 13:55 : Sarques_ |
!
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| 13:55 : j605 |
mbuf: thanks for the detailed answer :)
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| 13:55 : siddharth |
Rollcall:Siddharth Sahoo
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| 13:55 : mbuf |
Rakshit__, that is answered in the mbuf_2ndclass.log at Jul 01 19:18:16
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| 13:55 : Noory |
Rollcall:Fathima Shana Noory
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| 13:56 : mbuf |
Rakshit__, it depends on person to person and project as well
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| 13:56 : |
Rakshit__, it has to benefit both you and the project
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| 13:57 : |
Rakshit__, basically, I look for good communication skills more than technical skills, but, having the aptitude to learn new things
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| 13:57 : |
Rakshit__, technical skills can always be taught, provided you have the motivation and interest
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| 13:57 : |
Rakshit__, but, if one is not able to explain the problem they are facing, or write technically in detail, there is no point
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| 13:58 : |
Rakshit__, I would say 60%-40% (communication skills and technical know-how)
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| 13:58 : |
next
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| 13:58 : sourabh1031 |
If i am not able to understand whether the issue is a bug fix or feature requested then should I ask for it from mentor?
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| 13:59 : Rakshit__ |
mbuf, ahh I see, thank you, will also go through the log properly once again.
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| 13:59 : mbuf |
sourabh1031, you do not get to decide that; the team does
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| 13:59 : sourabh1031 |
Can you rephrase?
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| 13:59 : mbuf |
sourabh1031, it also depends on the nature of the bug; it could be a simple fix, or it might require a design change, in which, case depending on the project roadmap it may be treated as a feature request
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| 14:00 : |
sourabh1031, when you begin working on a project, they will not give you commit access
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| 14:00 : sourabh1031 |
mbuf got it
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| 14:00 : mbuf |
sourabh1031, the project team will see how you are sending the patches, and if you are properly following the commit and project guidelines
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| 14:00 : |
sourabh1031, only when they ascertain that you are diligent and follow best practices correctly, they will give you commit access
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| 14:01 : |
sourabh1031, some projects have maintainers, and they act like gate-keepers; they can ask you to make changes to your patch, or may simply reject it
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| 14:01 : |
sourabh1031, so, it depends on the mentor or the project team
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| 14:01 : |
next
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| 14:01 : Sarques_ |
mbuf how to implement things what i've learnt so far, whenever i see a project, i just get confused of where to start and i end up doing nothing.
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| 14:02 : |
and how to improve my communication skills too?
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| 14:02 : mbuf |
Sarques_, explain more on what you tried in a project and got confused
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| 14:03 : |
Sarques_, practice the best communication skills that we have discussed from previous IRC sessions
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| 14:03 : |
Sarques_, people still top-post in the mailing list; ask them to correct it
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| 14:03 : siddharth |
!
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| 14:03 : mbuf |
Sarques_, participate in IRC sessions and see how people communicate
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| 14:03 : |
Sarques_, participate in forums or mailing lists; there are different communication channels meant for different needs
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| 14:03 : |
Sarques_, unless you actively engage yourself, you will not learn
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| 14:04 : |
Sarques_, education does not come to you; you go and seek it
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| 14:04 : Sarques_ |
mbuf like when i see some machine learning project, i see their github repositories and then i don't understand what is happening and i don't even get the introduction of that project.
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| 14:04 : |
Okay i will see that, thanks mbuf
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| 14:04 : mbuf |
Sarques_, the question you should ask is do you have the theory understanding to take up such a project
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| 14:05 : |
Sarques_, find a mentor who is currently working in the project, and seek their advice on how to get started with the project
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| 14:05 : |
Sarques_, write to them about your skills, and they may suggest some courses or reading material for you to learn before you can get started with the project
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| 14:05 : |
Sarques_, put a plan and work towards it; you need to constantly update the mentor in the project about your progress
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| 14:06 : |
Sarques_, you can also blog about your work, so people know that you are actively working on these tasks
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| 14:06 : |
Sarques_, it will also serve as documentation and reference for you, as well as for others
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| 14:06 : |
Sarques_, that is why we first start with the communication skills and tools available in FLOSS
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| 14:06 : |
next
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| 14:06 : Sarques_ |
okay yes, i will surely do that. thanks
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| 14:06 : jaydeep |
!
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| 14:07 : siddharth |
As you mentioned practise is the only key to improve communication skills through participating in IRCs.But,What about spoken communication skills.Where we can sharpen our verbal skills.Can you advice some online community or something?
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| 14:07 : mbuf |
siddharth, try to give talks in your local user group meetings, or meetup events
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| 14:08 : |
siddharth, you can ask the audience for feedback; once you get some confidence in public speaking, you can try to submit talks to conferences
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| 14:08 : |
next
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| 14:08 : jaydeep |
mbuf, how to be more productive? I make a to-do list at the start of the day, but I manage to do only 2/5 tasks properly, and eventually I don't feel satisfied at the end of the day
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| 14:09 : sourabh1031 |
!
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| 14:10 : mbuf |
jaydeep, 2 / 5 is 40%, just pass! We are not here to pass, but, to excel
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| 14:10 : |
jaydeep, did you measure the variance between your estimated time and the actual time you spent?
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| 14:10 : |
jaydeep, what type of tasks were those?
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| 14:11 : jaydeep |
mbuf, projects
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| 14:11 : mbuf |
jaydeep, READ, WRITE, DEV, OPS?
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| 14:12 : jaydeep |
mbuf, READ, DEV , WRITE respectively
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| 14:12 : mbuf |
jaydeep, and which two tasks did you finish?
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| 14:13 : |
jaydeep, beginners are very poor in estimating tasks, and it takes experience to master it
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| 14:13 : jaydeep |
mbuf, I allocate a specific time period for different tasks, but I'm unable to finish them in given allocated time period, and I end up feeling unsatisfied
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| 14:13 : mbuf |
jaydeep, that is why we started https://github.com/dgplug/operation-blue-moon
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| 14:13 : |
jaydeep, you have not answered my question
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| 14:14 : |
jaydeep, what type were the five tasks? what was the estimated time for each? what were the clocked times for each?
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| 14:14 : |
jaydeep, you have to talk to me like an engineer; you are talking like a layman
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| 14:14 : jaydeep |
mbuf, writing documentation and working few hours as a part of an internship, the 2 tasks I accomplished
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| 14:14 : mbuf |
jaydeep, define "working"
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| 14:15 : |
jaydeep, go through the Operation Blue Moon sprints to see how detailed we have the tasks defined
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| 14:15 : |
jaydeep, for example, https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dgplug/operation-blue-moon/master/archives/2018/mar-31-2018-apr-16-2018.org
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| 14:15 : |
jaydeep, if you do not share numbers, we are not talking about productivity
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| 14:16 : jaydeep |
mbuf, searching for APIs for building a specific product and to check if they can be implemented
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| 14:16 : brute4s99 |
!
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| 14:16 : mbuf |
jaydeep, that is the goal, not a task!
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| 14:16 : jaydeep |
mbuf, sure, my numbers are like this :
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| 14:16 : mbuf |
jaydeep, tasks need to be divided into sub-tasks; estimate each; define what types they are; at the end compute variance and standard deviation
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| 14:16 : brute4s99 |
I'm sorry to interject, but may I know what's going on ?
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| 14:17 : mbuf |
brute4s99, wait for your turn
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| 14:17 : jaydeep |
Task 1: 3 hours, T2 : 3 hours , T3,T4,T5 : 2 hours each
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| 14:17 : pradhvanbisht |
brute4s99, a session is going on
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| 14:17 : mbuf |
jaydeep, and type of T1-T5?
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| 14:18 : |
jaydeep, your communication needs to improve; I have to ask so many questions to get information out of you
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| 14:18 : |
jaydeep, please go through Operation Blue Moon archives to see how we divide tasks into sub-tasks, estimates and actuals are recorded
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| 14:18 : |
next
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| 14:18 : jaydeep |
T1 - project, T2- Internship, T3- another project, T4 - guitar sessions , T5 - gre preparation
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| 14:18 : sourabh1031 |
How to build leadership skills ?
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| 14:18 : brute4s99 |
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| 14:19 : mbuf |
jaydeep, they are not tasks, but, goals
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| 14:19 : jaydeep |
mbuf, Okay, will definitely work on it
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| 14:20 : kartikeya |
!
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| 14:20 : mbuf |
sourabh1031, with experience
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| 14:20 : |
sourabh1031, you first have to become an expert in a field where people accept you for who you are, and respect you for that
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| 14:20 : |
sourabh1031, you will be approached automatically for guidance; when you mentor, you will gain experience
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| 14:21 : |
sourabh1031, Rome was not built in a day, and so are true leaders
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| 14:21 : |
next
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| 14:21 : brute4s99 |
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| 14:21 : sourabh1031 |
mbuf thanks
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| 14:21 : jaydeep |
mbuf, Thank you :)
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| 14:22 : mbuf |
next
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| 14:22 : kartikeya |
i have just completed my second year, ending with an android app project in my pocket, should i be more focused on projects or look for an internship?
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| 14:22 : mbuf |
kartikeya, it depends on what you want to learn, it does not matter if it is a project or an internship
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| 14:23 : |
kartikeya, you have to define the end goal, and then see what path to take to achieve the end goal
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| 14:23 : cypher01 |
!
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| 14:23 : mbuf |
kartikeya, FLOSS gives you an opportunity to work with projects to gain valuable experience, irrespective of which country you are from
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| 14:24 : |
kartikeya, working with people from other countries gives you a new experience, without even having to travel
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| 14:24 : siddharth |
!
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| 14:24 : mbuf |
kartikeya, and your contributions are there on the Internet for everyone to see
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| 14:24 : |
kartikeya, but, you can try to do internships in FLOSS companies too, if you wish
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| 14:24 : manas_tech |
rollcall Manas kashyap
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| 14:24 : mbuf |
kartikeya, it depends on whether the internship opportunity meets your goals
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| 14:24 : |
next
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| 14:24 : kartikeya |
thakyou
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| 14:24 : cypher01 |
mbuf: From where should I learn to write beautiful code rather than just writing any nonsense. By beautiful code I mean the code which is efficient, follow the correct standard and also makes the person reading it happy rather than give him/her headache.
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| 14:25 : |
I researched a bit about it and was told by some to refer to the official documentation for it, a good author and practice, would you like to suggest any improvements to this approach from your great experience.
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| 14:25 : mbuf |
cypher01, https://www.norvig.com/21-days.html
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| 14:25 : |
cypher01, at least 10 years is what Peter Norvig says.
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| 14:25 : |
cypher01, you have to read and write code daily; see how others have written the code
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| 14:26 : |
cypher01, because the source code is available, the more you read code, the more you will try to use the techniques in your project
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| 14:26 : |
cypher01, practice, practice, practice
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| 14:26 : |
cypher01, ask your code to be reviewed by others; participate in code review sessions
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| 14:27 : |
cypher01, just like a pilot needs to spend at least 10,000 hours flying when training, the hours you spend on code, writing, reading, learning will help you gain the experience
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| 14:27 : cypher01 |
need a bit more information about code review sessions.
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| 14:27 : mbuf |
checking social networking sites, mobile phones, and avoiding other distractions will also help
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| 14:27 : |
cypher01, that is your homework
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| 14:28 : cypher01 |
sure.
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| 14:28 : mbuf |
next
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| 14:28 : siddharth |
mbuf, How and where to start contributing on a project and how to approach a mentor to guide us for the same ?
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| 14:28 : mbuf |
siddharth, a very generic question; that is answered in my presentation and the mbuf_2ndclass.log
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| 14:29 : |
siddharth, go through the log and the presentation again, http://shakthimaan.com/downloads.html#i-want-2-do-project-tell-me-wat-2-do
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| 14:29 : siddharth |
mbuf, But I am expecting something more than that session.
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| 14:29 : mbuf |
I will also recommend to keep a copy of my book handy - http://www.shakthimaan.com/what-to-do.html
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| 14:29 : |
siddharth, that has everything you need
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| 14:29 : |
siddharth, if you have specific questions, ask
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| 14:30 : siddharth |
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| 14:31 : mbuf |
I suggest that people go through the mbuf_2ndclass.log again, and review what we have discussed today.
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| 14:32 : |
If you have any questions on the topic, please do some homework first, try to find solutions, and if you are still not satisfied, write to the mailing list or ask us on IRC
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| 14:32 : |
Are there any more questions?
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| 14:32 : cypher01 |
!
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| 14:33 : mbuf |
next
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| 14:33 : cypher01 |
mbuf: also does this approach helps "refer to the official documentation for it, a good author"?
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| 14:33 : siddharth |
!
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| 14:33 : mbuf |
cypher01, always refer to the project documentation, and it will help you get started
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cypher01, there are both user guides and reference manuals that you can use
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cypher01, every project also has IRC channel, which you can participate to get acquainted
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cypher01, some new projects may not have documentation, and you will need to use the code; but project team members are usually helpful, and you can seek help
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cypher01, or you can help with the documentation
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next
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| 14:34 : cypher01 |
ok, thanks mbuf.
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| 14:34 : siddharth |
Why in the calendar topics are not specified with what we are going to cover in the sessions of dgplug ?
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| 14:35 : mbuf |
siddharth, that is beyond the scope of the session today; anything specific to mbuf_2ndclass.log?
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| 14:35 : siddharth |
When we are going to start programming and related stuff.
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mbuf, Okay then.
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| 14:36 : mbuf |
siddharth, Lesson 1: Patience, Lesson 2: Patience Lesson 3: Patience Lesson 4: Communication skilss
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siddharth, Lesson 5: Tools, and then we will see
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siddharth, we are not just about coding; we will get to that; but, the other skills are equally important and essential
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siddharth, because without that, it doesn't matter how beautiful your code is, if you cannot explain it to others, it is equal to not having it in the first place
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It has been an hour, and if there are no further questions, I will end the class
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Roll call
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| 14:38 : gutsygeek |
Prashant Sharma
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| 14:38 : jasonbraganza |
Jason Braganza
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| 14:38 : storymode7 |
Mayank Singhal
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| 14:38 : cypher01 |
Naman Sharma
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| 14:38 : siddharth |
Siddharth Sahoo
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| 14:38 : sourabh1031 |
Sourabh Pruthi
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| 14:38 : mnjit |
Manjeet Mehta
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| 14:38 : sehenaz |
Sehenaz Parvin
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| 14:38 : sjha2048 |
Sahil
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| 14:38 : man-jain |
Manank Patni
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| 14:38 : priyankasaggu119 |
Priyanka Saggu
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| 14:38 : v16k |
Vishal Kushwaha
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| 14:38 : olajayi__ |
Ola Ajayi
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| 14:38 : shiva |
Shiva Saxena
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| 14:38 : kvy |
Kumar Vipin Yadav
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| 14:38 : Sarques_ |
Gajendra Saraswat
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| 14:38 : jaydeep |
Jaydeep Borkar
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| 14:38 : pr97 |
Priyanka Sharma
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| 14:38 : bhavin192 |
Bhavin Gandhi
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| 14:38 : poojaencoded |
pooja kumari singh
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| 14:38 : rishibit |
Rishikesh Bamdale
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| 14:38 : snandi |
Shamik Nandi
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| 14:38 : smule |
Shital Mule
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| 14:38 : BhaveshSGupta[m] |
Bhavesh Gupta
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| 14:38 : newrg |
Rajat Gupta
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| 14:39 : avik |
Avik Mukherjee
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| 14:39 : bismi |
Janifa M
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| 14:39 : prabhu |
Prabhu Sharan Singh
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| 14:39 : AdityaPatil |
Aditya Patil
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| 14:39 : hellozee |
Kuntal Majumder
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| 14:39 : callowidealist |
Jitendrs kumar tripathi
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