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@Freso: Also me for review

Not much to report for last week. Went to some BLM protests, got my exam results (I passed music industry one with distinction), and spent a lot of time reading about open culture and copyright stuff and enjoying the sun.

grats freso on exams!

Other than this, just trying to be around and about and doing some daily checks for ban evaders. :)

fin!

Mr_Monkey: Go!

Hai !

Last week I finished preparations for publishing the BookBrainz merging tool in production. Published that today 🎉

\o/

I also wanted to fix a few unrelated issues before deploying, such as double form submitting, URL recognition for relationship editor, search indexing issues, and bringing back annotations from code limbo

<3

I also reviewed some PRs and finished implementing SoundCloud player in the the ListenBrainz player (tests were missing).

Productive week !

diru1100: Go !

Hello Everyone !!

P.S: Feedback welcome on the merging tool !

I am successfully trained the model with the generated data, which gave 100% accuracy when evaluated with test data.

I Have kept the model in flask, tried to run using flask functions and test with batch wise data.

This week I will play around how to transfer between the two(MB & SB).

Thank you

shivam-kapila go

Thanks!

Hello everyone

hi!

Last week I worked on addinng backend feature at backend level

Also added recording_feedback in dumps

A few tests need tweaks for delete-listen thing

And then we are almost done with GSoC phase 1

Apart from that had some birthday fun and a looong conference call with friends :)

Plus some college level stuff

Thats it I guess

Fin!

ishaanshah: go!

(CatQuest: Hey!!)

hey everyone

shivam-kapila: 😸

Last week I worked on UX improvements

hi ishaan

Got recordings stats to work

some bugs present, will try to squash them this week

Other than that work on improving the stats access time and page load time for graphs

Will start working on new graphs this week

fin!

Cyna[m]1: next?

Or… pristine__, go!

OOPS I missed it while my review. I wrote a Discourse post for the UI revamp. Please let me know your feedback :). I am waiting for it eagerly. Sorry to sneak in

Or…

alastairp: Go!

good evening

it's been a bit quiet on my end the last few weeks... sometimes still getting into the swing of the "new normal", as they're calling it here.

however recently I've commented on some PRs for LB, and I did some work with Mr_Monkey about some flask/js integration (I believe that he commented on that last week)

I spent some time getting aidan's SoC project from last year into shape to release for our recommendation stuff

and spent a bit of time going over machine learning stuff with jmp_music, for his project this year

that's it from me. Freso, I can't see who is next? _lucifer maybe?

Hi all!

(Only prabal and jmp_music left on my list, last call for anyone else who might want to go!)

I worked on adding listen submission support to the app. The initial iteration is ready. I will release an updated app later tonight.

Also, reviewed SomalRudra on his PR to improve the tagging facility

thats it for me

jmp_music: next/

Hi!

Last week there was developed an imitation of the gaia tool on how it handles the data (shuffling, etc.) based also on the parameters of gaia's configuration. The results were checked if they are the same or better than gaia yields.

Also, logging in the evaluation, and other minor fixes were implemented.

Finally, I had some chat with @alastair about how to proceed with my ML implementation.

Fin!

prabal: You’re up. :)

Hi

Continued the collections project

jmp_music: by the way, you can add your name to https://wiki.musicbrainz.org/User:Freso/MetaBra... to be called on each week

^

Added couple of routes, `editor/id/collections` which shows collections of an editor and which `/collections` which shows public collections

Wrote test for them

Will makes changes Mr_Monkey suggested in his review.

Hopefully will get it done by this week

That's it for me

No one else has said they want to go and no one that’s been called has shown up either, so…

Let’s move on!

reo: MBS-10614

MBS-10614: Allow beginners to leave notes on other editors' edits https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/MBS-10614

reosarevok?

Maybe we’ll do this one next week…

Hi!

Sorry

So

We removed the ability for beginners to leave edit notes ages ago to avoid them being able to spam edits

It's been suggested that now that we can easily block an editor from leaving edit notes, maybe we should change that, since it severely restricts beginners' ability to cooperate with others

well i'm for it

I'm in favor in view of the recent changes in sock puppet management and T&Cs

(and I'll mention that since then it's become a lot harder to stop being a beginner)

is it severe? were there complaints?

(since adding releases is now an autoedit so it doesn't ever take you out of beginner status if you only do that)

indeed

I’m not in either camp. I’m happy to do it and see how it develops.

i'm happy about doing it and seeing what happes too

If it turns out there’s a big issue, we can turn it off again (again).

+1

please do not hardcode it then, make it a configurable behavior.

I don’t see any opposition, only comments on implementation.

So motion passed?

Aye

aye-aye

Alright, let’s move on to final agenda item. :)

Freso: GCI

aloso the issue about taking users out of beginner status is separate

yvanzo: it is :)

(and we should talk it eventually too!)

yeh

But for now let's leave the floor to Freso

freso!

:c

Sadface

Getting MetaBrainz involved with GCI was one of the first things I did after getting hired by MeB, and it’s been one of my highlights of the year (and also one of the most stressful periods of the year), and I’m sad to see it go.

:c

Can MeB have some sort of its own program to take place of GCI?

I will miss this opportunity to reach out to budding open-source contributors and help shape a nurturing first contact to many.

I just wanted to acknowledge this and also officially thank every. single. one. of y’all from the community who during these past years have stepped up as mentors, either formally directly in the GCI or informally via IRC, forums, edit notes, and PR comments/reviews.

(I have a feeling that google with come up with something new to take its place)

Thank you for organizing MeB’s participation to GCI!

And also a thank you to all the students who have come through our org. and contributed to our projects and visions, and doubly so to the ones who have stuck around and/or returned. I’m hoping we’ll see more of you return over the coming years as you enter and exit higher education.

Thank you to ruaok for allowing me to get MeB into this, and thank you to Google for organising this. It’s been a great ride. Let’s see what comes next! :)

!m Freso

You're doing good work, Freso!

Thank you all for "listening" to my ramble, I’ll end now.

Which coincidentally means that I need to ramble a bit more and tell you all that that concludes the meeting!

!m Freso

You're doing good work, Freso!

Thank you all for your time. Stay safe out there!

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thanks Freso

I’m not sure a new program will take its place. I think Google is downsizing a bit. Maybe they will do something different next year/post-covid, but I don’t think there will be something new this year.

GSoD is already a new program, and I reckon one of the things with GCI was the (legal, administrative) difficulty of dealing with minors.

Oh

This does free up some manpower that we can maybe use to get involved with something like Outreachy maybe, which I want to discuss that with Rob at some point, but again: maybe for post-covid.

alastairp: Do you have anything against restricting AB Postgres’ logs size? (from 93 GB currently to 5 GB)

+1 Freso

yvanzo: absolutely no problem. go for it

Freso: that would be neat

I wonder why it's so high. I guess we're logging slow queries too. Perhaps we can reduce the logging level too