firat exam in 7 days!!
the numerous recent updates to alpha.wasteof.money make me feel a bit better about my revision (looks like someone else is spending their time… productively… on personal projects)
i have no idea how i got this number, i was 6 days out!!
i now sign my git commits using gpg and it makes me feel unreasonably powerful (i don't even know why i’m doing it)
i like llamas
in other news, wasteof alpha is (very) delicious and my profile is now pink
it seems that the interviews went well enough that I have a (conditional) place
I am pleased to announce that I have been invited for an interview at the University of Oxford
I am pleased to announce that I have been invited for an interview at the University of Oxford
The Christmas Light Count is looking a bit different this year compared to last year - so far I’ve counted 41 properties with Christmas decorations on my usual local routes - this time last year I had 8!! That’s 5 times more!! It’ll be interesting to see whether we get more christmas lights overall, an earlier plateau, or something entirely different…
Right, halloween's basically over so I feel justified in talking about christmas.
So, for several years I've been holding a ‘christmas light count', where I attempt to count the properties that I see displaying christmas decorations that year. This is of course quite difficult to keep track of (ignoring the problem of trying to remember which lights I've already seen) because I'm not very good at remembering the number I'm on. The solution? A spreadsheet of course! This also allows me to look at the rate of appearance of christmas lights throughout november and december. This year's count will start tomorrow.
I was going to put the graph for last year here, but I can't export it large enough on my phone… it might happen tomorrow!
I'll try and give an update at the end of december :)
Right, halloween's basically over so I feel justified in talking about christmas.
So, for several years I've been holding a ‘christmas light count', where I attempt to count the properties that I see displaying christmas decorations that year. This is of course quite difficult to keep track of (ignoring the problem of trying to remember which lights I've already seen) because I'm not very good at remembering the number I'm on. The solution? A spreadsheet of course! This also allows me to look at the rate of appearance of christmas lights throughout november and december. This year's count will start tomorrow.
I was going to put the graph for last year here, but I can't export it large enough on my phone… it might happen tomorrow!
I'll try and give an update at the end of december :)
be very careful when explaining what you find attractive in people. just in case @boobies thinks you're in love with her (unless you are)