"The first million decimal places of Pi are comprised of:
99,959 0's
99,758 1's
100,026 2's
100,229 3's
100,230 4's
100,359 5's
99,548 6's
99,800 7's
99,985 8's
100,106 9's"
—David Blatner, The Joy of Pi
The area of a 9" pie is 81pi/4, or 81tau/8
FWIS3
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Happy pi day
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Happy pi day
by grapes » Sat Mar 14, 2015 1:19 pm
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Re: Happy pi day
by pumpkinpi » Sat Mar 14, 2015 3:26 pm
Thank you!
Oh, you mean the number. Not me.
Also, happy birthday Albert Einsten!
(Posted at 9:26 local time.)
Oh, you mean the number. Not me.
Also, happy birthday Albert Einsten!
(Posted at 9:26 local time.)
Too bad ignorance isn't painful.
"Standing at the forefront of human ignorance." Daniel and Jorge Explain the Universe
"Standing at the forefront of human ignorance." Daniel and Jorge Explain the Universe
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Re: Happy pi day
by pumpkinpi » Sat Mar 14, 2015 3:30 pm
My necklace only glows like this on Pi day!
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Too bad ignorance isn't painful.
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Re: Happy pi day
by grapes » Sat Mar 14, 2015 4:17 pm
pumpkinpi wrote:(Posted at 9:26 local time.)
Hope you had a happy pi moment
The gravity of the situation is pi squared meters per second
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Re: Happy pi day
by Rommie » Sat Mar 14, 2015 8:36 pm
Happy Pi Day all! I celebrated the moment at a geocaching event, then went out geocaching for the day. I think that counts as a sufficiently nerdy celebration.
Also pumpkinpi that is a cool necklace tho I'm not terribly surprised that you have it.
How does it know, just a simple chip in there or what?
Also pumpkinpi that is a cool necklace tho I'm not terribly surprised that you have it.
How does it know, just a simple chip in there or what?Yes, I have a life. It's quite different from yours.
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Re: Happy pi day
by pumpkinpi » Sun Mar 15, 2015 3:04 am
Rommie wrote:Happy Pi Day all! I celebrated the moment at a geocaching event, then went out geocaching for the day. I think that counts as a sufficiently nerdy celebration.
Also pumpkinpi that is a cool necklace tho I'm not terribly surprised that you have it.
That was not a /MOS for me!
Too bad ignorance isn't painful.
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Re: Happy pi day
by Swift » Tue Mar 17, 2015 1:55 am
pumpkinpi wrote:Thank you!
Oh, you mean the number. Not me.
Also, happy birthday Albert Einsten!
(Posted at 9:26 local time.)
So bye, bye Miss American Pi...
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Re: Happy pi day
by cid » Tue Mar 17, 2015 10:33 am
just remember what's round, what's square, and why... 
Dear Algebra -- stop asking us to find your x. She's not coming back - ever. Get over it.
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Re: Happy pi day
by Sigma_Orionis » Tue Mar 17, 2015 2:23 pm
Swift wrote:pumpkinpi wrote:Thank you!
Oh, you mean the number. Not me.
Also, happy birthday Albert Einsten!
(Posted at 9:26 local time.)
So bye, bye Miss American Pi...
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