[06:43:22] None of this week's speakers have their slides up. They're still working on them, probably. [06:43:56] RGL source browser++ [10:09:07] drbean: yes I know, I will keep bugging them [10:20:55] This type of German is so much easier to understand than a normal conversation about daily life :P [10:21:12] And the slides function as kind of subtitles [10:22:07] (for those who are not at the sumer school, we have a presentation of Mongolian GF resource grammar in German) [10:22:44] why in German? [10:22:54] (i would have been completely lost) [10:22:56] The resenter doesn't know English so well [10:22:59] *presenter [10:23:26] (sorry for typos, there is some lag and the characters appear after long after I've typed them) [10:23:40] Well, I'd say linguistic terminology is pretty similar [10:23:47] And spoken by a non-native speaker [10:23:57] And the slides are in English, covering pretty well what is said [10:24:53] *** Joins: Kaarel (6d2b4f15@gateway/web/freenode/ip.109.43.79.21) [10:26:05] *** Quits: Kaarel (6d2b4f15@gateway/web/freenode/ip.109.43.79.21) (Client Quit) [10:26:25] *** Joins: Kaarel (6d2b4f15@gateway/web/freenode/ip.109.43.79.21) [10:26:28] okay, well that is good then. i assume it's Harald Hammarström who is presenting? [10:26:45] no he has cancelled unfortunately [10:26:46] Ah no, actually he couldn't come [10:26:58] it is Nyamsuren Erdenebadrakh [10:27:03] (the schedule has been updated) [10:27:15] althought the internet is so bad today I can't upload na slides [10:27:30] *** Joins: chru (~chru@ip-109-43-79-21.web.vodafone.de) [10:28:23] Harald got stuck in Frankfurt when he was coming by train [10:30:55] Oh the GF implementation workshop is today [10:31:10] "known problems with GF", sounds a good workshop topic [10:32:39] yes, especially if there will also be solutions ;) [10:36:17] :P [10:36:19] Hope so [10:36:45] Who are you btw, I think I know everyone else here [10:37:13] Or well everyone's at the summer school, so everyone except drbean [10:37:37] chr is for christina [10:37:44] Aah right [10:37:55] Should have been able to deduce that :D [10:39:01] jstar: okay, thanks for letting me know. [10:39:39] If the internet were any better, we could do live stream [10:40:37] that would be pretty cool [10:41:26] but the internet would have to be very good for it to work... and i think last week proved that the only time the internet was any good, was in the middle of the night. [10:42:05] so we could live stream the arm wrestling [10:42:09] :D [10:49:51] halla: I think the current presentation is (almost) identical to this http://www.molto-project.eu/content/slides/ch-flagship [10:50:04] Hasn't downloaded yet, can't say if it is the same [10:52:30] chru: that would be brilliant! 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I extended it to handle adjectives, complements, possessives. [16:56:26] drbean: thanks, and cool! do you have the code online somewhere? would be nice to look at it (and maybe even link to it from the book website) [18:35:55] *** Quits: chru (~chru@ip-109-43-203-122.web.vodafone.de) (Quit: WeeChat 0.3.7) [18:38:47] I'm surprised by the arguments that it'll be hard to learn git [18:38:56] Like the example about the Haskell core developers [18:39:23] I can sort of understand that they'd want to maintain the hosting at Chalmers etc. [18:40:33] inariksit: yes me too [18:40:43] GitLab looks pretty cool though [18:41:04] I would be happier with GitLab hosted on gf.org than the status quo [18:42:26] Yeah, that would maybe satisfy the two points [18:43:03] And for the splitting of the repo, I suppose you would be willing to help in it, and not just "so Krasimir/Aarne/Thomas, do this thing for us" [18:43:15] lol yeah [18:43:31] maybe we shoul set up a demo of this so that we can make our point better [18:43:39] *** Quits: Kaarel (6d2bcb7a@gateway/web/freenode/ip.109.43.203.122) (Quit: Page closed) [18:43:42] btu I do feel liek we made at least some progress today [18:43:53] (at least the points against were finally voiced) [18:43:57] True [18:44:20] And it's a starting point anyway [18:44:46] So there's a secret workshop by Birgitta at 19:30 [18:47:18] ooh, what is Birgitta doing? [18:47:27] something translation-related? [21:17:54] so what are we missing inariksit [21:17:55] ? [22:06:11] jstar: She explained the process of translation, showed examples of translation memories and databases that she uses [22:06:14] Or just googling [22:07:06] And people asked questions, like what she gets paid and whether she is responsible for the translations [22:07:20] Or if she needs to call the client to ask what do they mean, and what if the source is crap [22:08:18] cool [22:08:29] (for lack of a better adjective0 [22:08:46] :P [22:08:48] Then Aarne persuaded her to build a gf multilingual (or bilingual) lexicon of computer terms, and I agreed to help her on that [22:09:13] So I wonder when I'll have the time to write Estonian morphology :D [22:09:19] Well, maybe now [22:11:53] :D [22:12:38] that is very good. birgitta is seriously one of the best out there (in my experience), and she knows her field through and through. :) [22:25:23] inariksit: so this lexicon will be in GF? [22:25:30] (is that a given?) [22:25:50] Yes [22:26:00] And yes, I'd imagine :D