Google Makes Some Major Changes To Summer of Code 2022 - No Longer Limited To Students
Over the past nearly two decades Google Summer of Code (GSoC) has been known as an initiative for getting students involved with open-source software development over the course of a summer while receiving a stipend/grant from Google. Beginning next year, GSoC will no longer be limited to students but open to all adults. Additionally, other changes are also coming.
This year Google shortened the GSoC length and cut the stipend amount. They made those changes this year in the name of COVID-19 while for GSoC 2022 there are even more changes.
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(Score: 4, Funny) by Opportunist on Thursday November 11 2021, @02:20PM (3 children)
I was lucky with my school. It didn't hinder my education more than the absolute minimum required by law.
(Score: 2) by JoeMerchant on Thursday November 11 2021, @03:41PM (2 children)
My University was very good for what it was.
Make me king of the world, give me the power of time travel and do-overs, and I'm sure I could improve on the quality of our upper education system. In the chaotic arrow of time stream we live in, I think it would be far easier to mess up the college experience and make worse outcomes rather than better. Except for the current US financing model, that needs to die ASAP, but somehow not throw the Universities into a cliff-drop darkness when the gravy train stops delivering such massive abundance.
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday November 11 2021, @05:50PM (1 child)
You.... you mean no more gold mirror windows for the administration?
(Score: 1) by khallow on Friday November 12 2021, @01:01AM