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Finally filling our raised garden bed today. Expecting load of compost any minute.
@joshix I missed this one at the time; yes, I was thinking social and economic success too. Now I'm thinking fried breakfast.
Time for the pub. Hope it's still sunny outside.
@jarich Manga stats are awesome, thanks! Unfortunately, my problem in this case is that the stats wonks can't agree how to analyse things.
@joshix But Shuttleworth is the leader of a _community_. I don't think it's a stretch to see his language as divisive.
I should have tagged that last notice #neverwantedtohavetotrytounderstandstatistics
Each time I think I understand the state of disagreement re stats in machine learning, I discover a new angle.
/me lets @joshix return to tech discussion.
@joshix "Your code sucks," isn't really constructive but I'd accept it any day over "You're a woman so I'm not going to listen to you."
@joshix It's about being respectful, which is reasonable I think, rather than fake nice.
It's about being respectful, which is reasonable I think, rather than fake nice.
@joshix And I know, don't call you Shirley. Sorry.
@joshix Surely you've seen others affected by someone else's opinion though? You know it happens, surely.
@joshix I also don't disagree that much software aims for complete. It's not just code that comes from large communities though.
@joshix I'm certainly not saying simple, correct, and complete should be ignored, just that I think there is more to "success" than that.
@joshix Simple, correct, and complete code that isn't used may as well not have been written (barring for education).
/me does wavy fingers around "succeed" and "more than".
@joshix Would you agree that for a project to succeed, it has to be more than code?
@joshix I like having a community. I think it's useful to argue about what's best (though it should always end in code, not hot air).
@joshix It seems we have different ideas of what an open source project should be.
@joshix You seem to be saying that because _you_ only care about the code, there isn't a problem.
@heptat I think you're right.
If I find a citation error in a 10-year-old PhD thesis, and I've spoken to the author once, should I let him know ?
affinity to ? affinity with ? affinity ?
I'm having a strange affinity to sitar at the moment.
@pfctdayelise That's an impressive record. Well done!
Just stumbled across an explanation of the whole imma let you finish thing. Working hard today.
Web application security: Testing for vulnerabilities - http://www.ibm.com/develop...
@aisy Jump to #habari! We'll send chocolate :)
@evan Thanks, I'll put you in touch with the uni techies.
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