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IRC transcript Barcamp Copenhagen

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bru : hi ruk

henrietteweberan : everybody this is peter

ruk : Hey there.

kimbach : hi...

henrietteweberan : what time is it in canada?

ruk : Just after 12:00 Noon.

ruk : In other words, almost time for lunch!

henrietteweberan : we have cookies *s*

ruk : It is 5:00ish there?

henrietteweberan : 17.20 more specifically

bru : so what's going on over there?

ruk : Putting the finishing touches on a series of screencasts for Plazes.com.

ruk : Which means I'm knee-deep in hacking a Flash Video Player.

ruk : http://ruk.ca/plazes/flowplayer/

bru : cool

bru : time for a coffee here :)

kimbach : henriette has started her presentation

kimbach : she's talking about marketing and what if "nobody gives a damn"

kimbach : it the conversation the companies want isn't "picked up"

kimbach : she's running down the types of marketing, right now she's talking about web 2.0 OH OH

bru : :)

kimbach : she thinks that "neutral stories" are the most interesting

kimbach : *people comment and answer on web"

kimbach : *rating comments and answers

kimbach : *payout on behalf of effort and creativity

kimbach : companies makes better products

kimbach : *because they'll get the feedback they need

kimbach : so...

kimbach : "old school marketing will die!

kimbach : (and viral marketing is just "old school" according to H.)

kimbach : onto questions...

kimbach : how can we know if a blogger is getting paid to blog?

kimbach : H: it's usually very obvious

bru : (thank you kimbach)

kimbach : for instance begging for caribbean vacation

kimbach : like "the ruby documentation guy"

kimbach : now we're talking about getting paid with "hardware" - a natural economy of sorts

bru left the chat room. (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer))

kimbach : and that H. has "crafted" herself

kimbach : http://www.craftzone.com/blog

kimbach : http://www.craftzone.com/blog

kimbach : ups

kimbach : craftzIne

kimbach : now Peter is talking about his service findvej.dk

ruk : findvej.dk rocks

bru joined the chat room.

kimbach : I agree

bru : woah, got little connectivity problems here

kimbach : Peter is basically doing a presentation of the findvej.dk service, and the small additions he is building into it

kimbach : Peter is getting involved in projects with geotagging of local news

kimbach : for some of the local news media

kimbach : Peter is trying to find a business model for his services

kimbach : frederik is going into his presentation now...he has limited himself to a 3 min. presentation

kimbach : frederik is trying to brdige the gap between buisnees people and geeks

kimbach : and he's going to do a presentation on it

kimbach : his background is in science of religion

bru : cool

bru : is it already through?

kimbach : yes!

kimbach : but we switch to a discussion

kimbach : on corporate weblogs

bru : question:

bru : does anybody of you know of enterprise who either fired a manager or somehow modified their structure due to peer review or effect of internal blogs?

kimbach : i'll ask it in a sec...

kimbach : no one has heard of that...

kimbach : but it's a very good question

kimbach : especially the point on internal blogs

kimbach : we assume that that is not very in widespread use in Denmark

bru : yes I understand

henrietteweberan : we're not that progressed in DK - no examples from headshift

bru : well we were discussing this today. But no known cases like this in the uk either

kimbach : I think that there might be some cases from big corporate SW companies,

kimbach : Apple would spring to mind...but they probably shut down ANY local MAMP installations as soon as they find them

bru : yup

bru : well there are cases of people being fired or seriously told of. but they're employees saying something dangerous for the company

kimbach : I agree...

kimbach : now Karin will start her presentation

kimbach : and a new person just entered, and we have beer now!

henrietteweberan : wuhu !

kimbach : Karin has a blog podblog.dk, she has a list titled

kimbach : "this how you please your podcaster"

kimbach : this IS...of course

kimbach : the media has to be more widespread

kimbach : send feedback to the producer

kimbach : by e-mail (prefered) use comment

kimbach : word of mouth

kimbach : educate on how to subscribe, and show them how

kimbach : send feedback even if you havn't really heard listend the podcast

kimbach : ask for themes for discussion

pbro joined the chat room.

kimbach : use iTunes discussion

kimbach : but be possitive in the PUBLIC

kimbach : send NEGATIVE comments on the backchannel

henrietteweberan : pbro on the phone.. wuhu

kimbach : use podcast alley and rate it...

kimbach : a podcaster will rarely ask for feedback

kimbach : comment on your private blog

kimbach : spread the word

kimbach : if you note that a podcaster is podfading

kimbach : send encouragement

kimbach : send audio feedback if you can

kimbach : donations!!!

kimbach : do your own so the community can grow

kimbach : H. is going to start her own...geekarmyknife!

bru : kool

kimbach : H. has few comments, but she's noticed that people are following her blog

kimbach : and know "what's she's been up to"

kimbach : due o her blog

kimbach : +t

kimbach : narrowcasting is gr8

kimbach : writing for the audience of ONE

kimbach : if you're a CEO how should you podcast

kimbach : just be your self

kimbach : is the advice from Karin

olleolleolle joined the chat room.

Topic changed to "yay" by olleolleolle.

henrietteweberan : we're here !

henrietteweberan : YAY !

olleolleolle : Our speak in line rules are TOO LAX.

olleolleolle : How many is ENOUGH?

olleolleolle : (podcasts)

kimbach : what you mean an airport in LA?

olleolleolle : Your best comedy material is yet to come, the night is young.

kimbach : should we speak in line?

henrietteweberan : He's interrupting again...

henrietteweberan : Karin is the only person in here who has a video ipod WITHOUT any music on..

henrietteweberan : that's geeky.. SNORT

henrietteweberan : excellent

bru : got connection problems again. damn

kimbach : so olle is doing a 3 min presentation

kimbach : and the new is the new new...

kimbach : no...it isn't...

kimbach : the old is the new new

henrietteweberan : wasn't old the new new ?

henrietteweberan : yeah

kimbach : or...

kimbach : the new is the old old

kimbach : Algortihmic Language GO Peter Naur

henrietteweberan : new is the ancient world.. we're history

kimbach : be a tourist

pbro : the first step to a new paradigm is being a tourist

henrietteweberan : welcome to many languages

henrietteweberan : the art of programming... in the 60's somebody...

olleolleolle : DON KNUTH!

henrietteweberan : 80's programming is a work of art

henrietteweberan : I have no idea who he is

henrietteweberan : the 90's the science of programming

olleolleolle : Han samler numere på vejskilte! han publicerer billeder af dem!

henrietteweberan : sejt

olleolleolle : Hans kone tager billeder, han selv samler geo-positionen op!

henrietteweberan : english please, we have company by mr. rukavina and riccardo cambiassi from uk

henrietteweberan : I know you prefer danish

olleolleolle : Objects have failed, he said,

kimbach : did I just speak english?

henrietteweberan : Olle did

olleolleolle : The podcaster took Java at the poly, was scared away by the *Math*

kimbach : I'm not sure

kimbach : what language I spoke

kimbach : guess it was BASIC

henrietteweberan : java

bru : thank you

olleolleolle : Don Knuth's website's full of images of roadsigns. Don takes the geo-position, his wife snaps a photo. They have tons of those images.

kimbach : Don or D. as I call him ROCKS

olleolleolle : grabbed a beer, let the notes reflect that

kimbach : we 2

henrietteweberan : cheers

kimbach : cheers!

bru : uhm, shall I go to the loco minibarcamp now? :)

henrietteweberan : I think I am driving tonight - it's either me or Thomas

bru : boys barcamps are all over these days

henrietteweberan : we are leaving for food in half an hour

kimbach : KEWL!

henrietteweberan : well be back...

kimbach : (and I've noticed)

henrietteweberan : promise.. where's the people bru ?

henrietteweberan : you promised me a surprise

kimbach : Java sux...

kimbach : if (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {}

olleolleolle : Io - http://www.iolanguage.com/

kimbach : ALGOL rocks

olleolleolle : The new new..

kimbach : for i := 1 to 10 ...

kimbach : onto me

pbro : MOV

olleolleolle : Interesting, the := operator for assignment (INSERT) is big in many langs. The = opeator is "UPDATE".

olleolleolle : Adopt a rabbit.

bru : here here

henrietteweberan : damn you got it first

olleolleolle : Name that tech.

henrietteweberan : model blogging

henrietteweberan : anina.net

olleolleolle : (I saw the bag he has)

olleolleolle : Minintel!

pbro : One of the premises for SQL was that it was a natural language that any guy from executive could use

henrietteweberan : the geeks rejoice..

henrietteweberan : I have no idea what they are talking about

henrietteweberan : I have to listen

pbro : select name from employees where payment > ...

olleolleolle : pbro: And how many promising technologies have claimed that? Many... even the DSLs in Ruby try to claim the same.

olleolleolle : The hip trend of making a DSL for everything.

henrietteweberan : wilhelm the conquer... conquered the world, not the mini intel

olleolleolle : Being ozoné henrietteweberan : wifi

olleolleolle : THe smart object company

bru : ok, they're bailing me out of the office...

henrietteweberan : uhh purple cow ..

olleolleolle : Violet

henrietteweberan : bailing you?

pbro : Purple is the new... Orange?

henrietteweberan : a rabbit

bru : henrietteweberan: meaning I've to get out of here

olleolleolle : http://opensource.reevoo.com/2006/03/13/release-nabaztag-01/

henrietteweberan : ohh okay...

olleolleolle : Hos Reevoo kører de build-tests over Nabaztag. De er crazy.

bru : nabaztag

bru : I like that

henrietteweberan : I want one for christmas

olleolleolle : Sry. At Reevoo they run their build tests over Nab*. They are crazy (and I love them)

bru : henrietteweberan: I got one

bru : but want the next gen :)

olleolleolle : The prev URL's about a DSL (in Ruby) to control the rabbit.

bru : olleolleolle: yeah I know that module

bru : still have to play thoroughly with it

olleolleolle : Paul's a solid guy. A good kid. The article really tells nice examples on how to make your own Domain-specific Language.

henrietteweberan : geeky shit

olleolleolle : ...said the Nab-rabbit

pbro : I want one!

olleolleolle : You want to *build* one!

henrietteweberan : Pbro : we can buy one together and share it

pbro : I want one in every room!

olleolleolle : Los Linkos!

bru : :)

: Les Liens

henrietteweberan : okay I don't want to share with you then

bru : penny would love that

henrietteweberan : yeah she would ruin it instantly

henrietteweberan : Bru is in love with my daughter..

bru : :)

henrietteweberan : TeeKay doesn't like it one bit

ruk : I'm heading off to lunch, but I'm going to leave the IRC flowing so I can read the transcript when I come back... so if I seem quiet, you'll understand ;-)

henrietteweberan : allright cool , we are leaving for food also soon - not lunch though

olleolleolle : What is the nabaztag URL?

olleolleolle : I.e. KIM's nabaztag PHP API-using apge

olleolleolle : page

henrietteweberan : hmmm

kimbach left the chat room.

henrietteweberan : arla nabaztag !

2:29pm olleolleolle : About Io: "reasonably fast (comparable to Python, Perl, Ruby)" http://iolanguage.com/about/

olleolleolle : Check out the list of lang parents: Lisp, Act1. Self, Lua

kimbach joined the chat room.

olleolleolle : I might get a Nabaztag for a certain special loved one.

olleolleolle : Should I?

pbro : Of course!

henrietteweberan : she would love it

henrietteweberan : I want one too.. Thomas !

pbro : at least it would add empiric knowledge to the world :)

henrietteweberan : my nabaztag rules my life

henrietteweberan : nabaz astrology

pbro : Moving on - bye!

henrietteweberan left the chat room.

pbro left the chat room.

olleolleolle left the chat room.

kimbach left the chat room.

bru left the chat room.

 

Kim Bach 26th on November 2006@11:11 CET. After the break we talked about how to make Drupal administration made easier (Copenhagen Tango), Æbletræet.dk (hmm PBWiki doesn't really like IDNs - International Domain Names) an Apple Mac community site, Atom over XMPP and the Simon game