| 29 Apr 2024 |
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| 30 Apr 2024 |
|  Denis Wachira joined the room. | 07:52:52 |
| Denis Wachira | Hi people! Denis here from Kenya. I'm new here, and I'm hoping to participate in various projects, especially in power systems. Looking forward to interacting with you all! | 07:53:47 |
| 1 May 2024 |
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 Hasan | Gsoc results are out 🥲 | 18:13:40 |
| Hasan | My proposal didn't get selected this year, maybe i did something but atleast i gave my best | 18:14:20 |
| Hasan | I would still love to work with librecube for any minor projects | 18:16:08 |
| Hasan | Btw who got selected? | 18:16:30 |
| Hasan | * My proposal didn't get selected this year, maybe i did something wrong but atleast i gave my best | 18:19:30 |
 Antoine Delamare | Dear LibreCube Initiative Team,
After receiving the mail notification a few minutes ago, I am writing this message to express my deepest gratitude for selecting my proposal, SpaceDAO (Space traffic governance), for the Google Summer of Code 2024. This opportunity is not just a privilege but a dream come true for me, and I am truly honored to be part of the LibreCube Initiative.
Your trust in my abilities and my passion for blockchain technology and smart contracts has given me the confidence to embark on this exciting journey. I am eager to contribute to the development of smart contracts for consensus to manage international data exchange alerts in the spatial domain, as outlined in our project proposal.
Once again,thank you for this incredible opportunity. I am excited to start this journey and contribute to the innovative work. Please do not hesitate to reach out if there are any preparations or materials I need to review before the program begins.
Wishing you all the best,
Antoine Delamare
Smart Contract Engineer | 18:40:36 |
 Komal | Dear LibreCube Initiative Team,
I want to express my sincere gratitude to all of you for selecting my proposal(From Simulation to Reality). It has been an incredible journey with LibreCube over the past year, and I have learned a tremendous amount from each of you. Thank you very much for your constant support. I am truly excited about the learning experience this journey will provide.
Komal | 19:04:39 |
 Sai m | Hello mentors,
Thank you for choosing me for the Blockly to Pluto script project. It's a wonderful opportunity, and I'm genuinely thrilled to start this journey of contributing to open source with the LibreCube Initiative. I'm looking forward to collaborating with the team, learning new skills, and making meaningful contributions to the project. Thank you once again for this incredible opportunity. | 19:17:55 |
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| faithtng | Hey all, I’m Faith, glad to meet everyone here! Just got the announcement that I’d be working on implementing a working prototype of the USLP protocol and I’m excited to start :) thanks for selecting my proposal.
As a brief intro: I am a MSc candidate in Space Engineering and used to work for 6 years in the commercial space sector. I am also a hackathon enthusiast who has progressed to finalist/semifinalist stages for 4 space competitions, and am the Science Lead for the TU BEARS student rover.
One of my biggest motivators is being around passionate space people/teams, so I’m very much looking forward to getting to know the community💚 Cheers 🤘🏻 | 19:33:16 |
 Red | Dear Fellows of space exploration this is fantastic !
For organizers there is a part of surprise too because we never know how much GSoC is going to support.
This is pretty exceptional ! Husseinat Etti-Balogun Artur Scholz well done for everything ! | 20:24:29 |
| 3 May 2024 |
| Hasan | I request admins to review and merge this MR to the pluto to pdf project:
https://gitlab.com/librecube/prototypes/python-pluto-pdf/-/merge_requests/1
Contains Several bug fixes and improvements, all the changes have been tested locally and found to be working nicely.
Detailed description of all the changes are included in the merge request :)
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| 5 May 2024 |
 cajt | Are there open-source compatible ways to deal with reliability requirements and/op standards? | 07:57:43 |
| cajt | * Are there open-source compatible ways to deal with reliability requirements and/or standards? | 07:58:03 |
| 6 May 2024 |
|  vramanrs joined the room. | 05:24:46 |
 Artur Scholz | cajt: With "ways" to do you mean "tools"? If so, whenever I look for an open source tool, I hit this site, enter a common industrial software package, and filter for open source alternatives. For example, alternatives to IBM DOORS: https://alternativeto.net/software/ibm-rational-doors/?license=opensource | 11:59:33 |
