Continuing with GSOC Proposal without Funding

[Sam Lubelsky]

Hello,

I unfortunately just found out that my proposal was not accepted for GSOC, but I am still interested in forging ahead with my project this summer(though likely with a slightly scope than originally planned).

I was wondering if there were any big issues with my proposal(GSOC 2024 Benchmarks and Performance - Google Docs) that would need to get fixed before I would start to work on it.  If so, I would like to figure them out as soon as possible so I can get to work.  Also, if it seems like the project is just not a good fit I would be open to working on something completely different than what my proposal layed out.

I was also wondering if I would be able to have someone as a mentor this summer.  I understand that Sympy's mentors' time is very limited and is already being spread thin among all the accepted GSOC applicants, but I think having someone more experienced with Sympy to ask questions to and get good feedback from would be very helpful.  

Thanks,

Sam.

[Aaron Meurer]

Hi Sam.

You are always free to contribute to SymPy outside of GSoC. I think
everything that you proposed in your proposal is something that we
want for SymPy. I can't commit to full time mentorship, but I can try
my best to take a look at your pull requests and review them and offer
suggestions.

Aaron Meurer

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