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In general it seems that organizations that are accepted to the GSoC program are no-profit like associations, that develop a product for the sake of developing
by vander_elst 3y ago
In general it seems that organizations that are accepted to the GSoC program are no-profit like associations, that develop a product for the sake of developing it, probably there are also exceptions.
Anyway, it seems that qdrant is more a for-profit organization. So maybe that was the one of the criteria that was taken into account to exclude it?
My understanding might be wrong/incomplete, please let me know if that's not the case.
- refulgentis 3y ago.
- andre-z 3y agoDid you look a bit deeper? Qdrant is written in Rust from scratch. The project is over three years old and started long before the "gold rush." :) Run it wherever you want, in your data center, locally, with no limitations. https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant-helm https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant-helm
- andre-z 3y agoThis is not a reason. We participated successfully last year and even hired one of the guys afterward.
- dannyw 3y agoThey tend to rotate organisations. It’s not necessarily you.
- andre-z 3y agoYes. This makes sense. There is no criticism of Google at all. We just want to continue supporting contributors.
- ayewo 3y agoNo mention of how much you will be paying contributors for the different tasks in your blog post. You should include a note in the blog post or at least add it to Notion, beneath the time estimates.
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