Re: Time

Given what you've just written I'd probably personally write you off
my list already. If you're too busy to do some simple reading, you're
new to programming and you're already busy - loading up more work
isn't the greatest idea, but that's just me. As they say "if its
important enough you will make time" and time is one of those things
that sooner or later something has to give when you run out of spare
time.

Sam Moffatt
http://pasamio.id.au

On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 11:31 PM, 9a3eedi <the.9a3eedi@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm a student, and I'm a rather busy one at that. I can't seem to get
> myself a lot of time to look at the mentor list and see what ideas are
> easy enough for me to implement. As I am a total newbie to real-world
> programming (and I'm willing to change that with this year's GSoC), I
> was getting worried that if I dont look at the mentor list/idea list
> much, I wouldn't be able to get involved with the project (submit bug
> patches to prove my potential, etc.), and as a result I might not get
> accepted.
>
> What are the odds of not getting accepted to a project if you don't
> familiarize yourself with an organization? Also, is anyone other than
> me experiencing this problem? how are you dealing with it?
>
> Thanks
> >
>

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