[17:53:53] hey leila [17:54:03] hi Ironholds. :-) [17:54:05] * Ironholds hugs YuviPanda [17:54:16] what are you up to Ironholds? [17:55:32] tidying, maybe writing some code for my presentation later :) [17:55:59] what presentation? [17:56:08] you? [17:56:14] ah! Talking at Hack/Reduce on the 23rd [17:56:41] coool! :-) [17:56:47] what will you be talking about? [18:01:00] the C++ libraries I wrote in my spare time [18:01:25] the stuff I am paid to do, nobody gives a shit about. The stuff I voluntarily do is tremendously valuable to everyone, which explains why I get...told. a lot. not to work on it because it's of no use. Huh. [18:09:13] humm. :-\ [18:10:01] hey, pageview stuff are great. [18:10:17] that was a neat project you worked on, Ironholds. [18:10:42] indeed! I particularly loved the way I was fired for not being technical enough after implementing it in Java, and for not being researchy enough after authoring the core definition. [18:11:04] And the way that implementing it in a useful format has stalled now that the team working on it is 1 body down ;p [18:11:53] Don't get me wrong, it was excellent work. The chain of events that followed it are, as a result, 15 times as confusing and wtf-inducing. [18:12:06] implementation will happen, Ironholds. the other things you mentioned are more complicated, and I don't fully understand. [18:12:16] neither does anyone else [18:12:22] and yes, implementation will happen. [18:12:42] hmm. yeah, okay. didn't mean to distract you. C++ library presentation it is. :-) [18:12:44] In the meantime we're using outdated and definitively inaccurate data everywhwere, serving it through a third-party API that doesn't count mobile and falls over once a week, and argh. [18:12:47] love too work on a sunday [18:13:05] haha harej. ;-) [18:13:19] this was a good reminder, harej. I'm out of here. ;p [18:13:39] i'm not judging either of you! i also am working on a sunday. [18:13:55] judging is fine, too. :-) [18:14:16] have a good rest of the day/night everyone. see you tomorrow. [18:19:20] o/ [18:35:00] halfak: http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2015/04/15/the-great-wikipedia-hoax/ you're in the paper! [18:35:16] again?! [18:35:17] :) Yeah. Saw that. :D [18:35:17] * Ironholds adds to wp [18:35:19] Alas, they didn't solicit a quote from you to put next to luminaries such as Greg Kohs. :-( [18:35:21] lol [18:35:47] Yeah, they kinda gave him a microphone there, huh? [18:36:22] *megaphone [18:36:24] :) [18:37:16] Yeah, there are some silly parts of that piece, though as far as journalism about Wikipedia goes, it's not bad overall. [18:38:20] * Emufarmers waves at Ironholds [18:38:22] like the fact that a big chunk cites Greg Kohs [18:38:24] hey Emufarmers [18:38:27] I think I saw you last week [18:38:31] at Sue's talk [18:38:35] yes! [18:38:46] you should've stuck around, we went to a bar and talked feminism [18:39:25] Ah, well, there's always next time [18:39:29] > Thursday: Join 4 Wikimedians at "April meeting. Discussion topic: Gender gap projects across Wikimedia" [18:39:33] *hinthint* [18:40:06] I'm giving a presentation at Hack/Reduce on vectorised C++ libraries for handling web data :( [18:40:07] boston meetup mates [18:40:24] Maia announced this meet literally a day after I confirmed. Boo! [18:40:51] I guess that is an acceptable excuse [18:40:57] you will be spared our wrath in this instance [18:44:52] sorry emufarmers i won't be able to make it [18:47:45] harej is still one of our more regular attendees, and he lives several states over! [18:47:52] In a state of non-statehood [18:47:58] regular? [18:48:01] i never go more than once a year [18:48:10] harej, you should come to the next one I'm at [18:48:19] uh, sure. let me know which one that is [18:48:25] the next-but-one one [18:48:32] There are lots of people I only see once a year :p [18:48:56] 8 hour bus trip vs. 1 hour flight [18:49:08] Last time I went to Boston I flew in and out the same day! [18:51:38] well you can stay for a while this time! [18:54:32] that'd be cheaper [22:20:38] Ironholds: I like metrics around my music too. I have been meticulously tracking music-related metrics since 2007, and that's why I refuse to leave iTunes. [22:21:19] In fact, before I deleted it, I had a blog post about a metric I developed to determine how much I liked a song. It was play count relative to the point of time the song was added to the collection. [22:21:27] ...And I was confused when Garfield said I was a numbers guy. [22:23:44] huh! [22:23:46] hah [22:51:08] I'm spending my evening researching neurotoxins for a video series [22:51:10] ....this is fun? [22:51:26] and making me feel like I should at some point do a podcast on "weird trivia and shit", because what else is a Wikipedian good for