In Which I Make Multiple Lists

In Which I Make Multiple Lists

Things that are bad:

losing senior project binder

not doing homework

not having a prom dress

writing poems

Things that are good:

sunny drives

observing track meets

birthdays

economics

sandwiches with pickles in the sun

half days

long weekends

people I like

awards banquets and chunky medals

frozen yogurt

free t-shirts

sunglasses

sun

i mean really look

we have sun and it's exciting

I thus conclude life as a second semester is not, contrary to frequently expressed perception, The Devil. 

rock-a-bye baby in the treetop when the wind blows the cradle will rock when the bough breaks the cradle will fall and down will come the swift hammer of justice upon the irresponsible fucks who left their infant in a tree

Thou shalt have after prom pictures, but not before! :)

On Prom

guess what i'm getting for real excited now

because i have a dress and it's black and also i watched Men In Black III so of course i'm super jacked

also i still don't know what a party bus is but we're taking one

fun times are to be had after shittons of work

Hitler’s mom looks a lot like Michael Cera.

FatFonts: A Font To Present Numerical Data in Typographical Scale

The characters we use for numbers are pretty arbitrary when you think about it. If 1 is so much smaller than 7, then why do they take up almost the same area?

FatFonts (download here) is a concept to remedy that. Each number has been drawn to occupy an area proportional to its value. In other words, the area of 4 is half the area of 8, and so on.

More complex numbers are nested within each other at the same ratios. It should be a pretty cool tool for data visualizations, like this converted topographical map of Sicily (zoom in here):

(↬ Calculated Images)