Happy Pi day, kids
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Re: Happy Pi day, kids
Man, I can't - I shan't! - formulate an anthem where the words comprise mnemonics. Dreaded mnemonics for pi...
The numerals just bother me, always - even the dry anterior. Try to request something lower (zero) in numerary aptitude. Even I, pantaloon gallant, I cannot actualize the requested mnemonics. The leading fifty, I -Comment
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I can memorize 24. I'm pretty much on that list.
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22/7 is .04% error just use that unless youre trying to land on the moon.
edit: also the person who memorized 20 on that list is like 6 years old.Last edited by wienerschmidtzel; 03-15-2009, 12:47 AM.
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Re: Happy Pi day, kids
I would like to welcome myself back as I've been drinking for over 12 hours now... I need to sober up, thankfully I stopped and have been slowing for a while, so that I can drive out to the suburbs in about an hour... Just another day in the life...Comment
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What I don't get is how we can approximate pi to millions of digits, but we can't even get 10 digits to the gravitation constant (G). Maybe there's a function that approximates it, like how there's (1+1/x)^x with e, but I don't see what kind would do that for pi.Comment
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