(I responded to your other question in a different reply) > And can you talk about how your group theory link relates to the project? You mean GLn(F)? That's

(I responded to your other question in a different reply) > And can you talk about how your group theory link relates to the project? You mean GLn(F)? That's a really, really cheesy kind of math joke that doesn't really work well. It's the symbol for 'The general linear group of degree n over any field F'. But if you stay up too long writing code, well then you might realize it can also be used as a pun/pseudo-acronym on the word 'Grassland'. Take the first three letters, GLN and what do you get? ...GrassLaNd. I know, right. Keep your shirt on. This party ain't over yet. And the 'F', well that's a 'field', right. like grass in a field. Ooohhh... Yeah... get it?... Oh Yeah, I bet you're impressed now. And Bonus! The transformations of that group are 'symmetries'... 'Symmetry' as in the opposite of 'asymmetry'... You know... like how Grassland tries to promote symmetry... uh-huh... yep. That's right. I bet you're rolling on the floor with laughter now. ...So yeah, it's not at all a good joke. And yes, I am really fun at parties.