Social, Virtual, Academic

[othercriteria]

I've always wanted to play a house game of Apples to Apples. Because birthday parties are formulated around one's deepest wishes and longest-held desires, I got to play this game last Saturday.

It wasn't anyone's birthday in particular that day, but it lay nicely between tolchocky's and mine, so it was chosen as the day for festivites. Tradition was mostly

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[paul_stansifer]

You managed to make math camp sound so wrong! Nothing untoward was happening with bananas there!

Oh, and congrats about grad school.

[ece_drihten]

Happy birthday! Sounds like a good time.

[jkalderash]

Ha, way to slip that in at the end there, Congratulations! Also, happy birthday tomorrow.

[othercriteria]

Thanks and thanks. I was thinking of tagging the entry as "coy."

[anonymous]

Congratulations! That's very cool. With luck your admittance results will follow a more successful pattern than mine did. (Not that I don't think that WU turns out to be the best choice of all the places I applied, anyway.) (I should be building a model of my building right now, but instead I've been rendering other stuff all evening with VRay.)

Task List is cool too, nice work on building an admin interface - that's something I'd like to maybe do in PHP on my site eventually, could smooth out site modifications.

[jbdowse]

Oops.

[othercriteria]

> Oops.

Thanks. I'm just happy I'm in somewhere, although somewhere in Boston would be nice.

I'm in a vaguely render-y frame of mind at work right now, trying to (usefully) visualize high-dimensional data.

Admin stuff is actually fairly easy, if you're willing to do it the wrong way, which I am. I let the web server do the authentication for the admin app, which is distinct from the public app.