Hi all,
I have made a draft proposal for Polarization in Rendering and Scientific
Analysis. The Detailed description as of now is less than 500 words. I
started working on the proposal just yesterday.
Here is the Doc link :
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kKodRf3qCO4GrgiscX4S8nEEgL8-5fwkL8windhZTow/edit?usp=sharing
If this proposal is valuable to the organization then I can continue to
improve it and research more into it. I also find Analysis Library an
interesting project. So according to the needs I can make a proposal that
encompasses both the projects.
Awaiting feedback!
Regards.
Anant.
On Sat, Mar 12, 2016 at 3:46 AM, Christopher Sean Morrison <brl...@mac.com>
wrote:
>
> > On Mar 11, 2016, at 4:20 PM, Anant Anurag <anantquantumphys...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > Honestly my second email was an effort to get a reply. That effort was
> not elegant though! :)
>
> It was elegant enough! It’s a great point though for some advice
> applicable to everyone new to open source.
>
> You didn’t get a response to your first e-mail because you didn’t ask any
> technical questions. Open source communications tend to involve productive
> independence and efficiency, even going so far as to skip introductions (as
> is strong convention on IRC). As one of the goals of GSoC is to get people
> introduced to open source software gently, we’re obviously understanding
> when people are simply being polite.
>
> What that all means is that it’s okay to skip formal greetings — you won’t
> offend anyone — skip platitudes and pleasantries, and to get straight to a
> productive point.
>
> For example, avoid saying “I’m interested in ABC, can anyone help” or “I
> want to work on XYZ, please guide me” … they are passive pleas, lazily
> fishing for information. Instead, spend time and do some research, read
> lots, do some web searching, and ask a question when you are actually
> stuck. Doing that, you’ll be able to ask a more useful detailed question
> that moves you forward. When the answer to a question is on the first page
> of a web search, people get upset.
>
> Case in point, if you search for “ask smart questions”, you’ll come across
> a good paper by someone with initials ESR. It has lots of tips on engaging
> a technical audience in discussion and is worth reading at least once.
>
> Cheers!
> Sean
>
>
>
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