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nikokapo

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I can't believe there is no thread for THIS number we all (yes) love.


Post your Pi stories, Pi videos, Pi pictures and Pie jokes.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x88_gRYUih8&feature=related[/media]



Pi

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3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510582097494459230781640628620899862803482534211706798214808651
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Do NOT post the ONE MILLION Pi digits (you can't but you will post 65535 digits and you will fail at pithreadspamming) :)




Have a good Pie.
 





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>Pi equals exactly three!!!
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My friend memorized Pi to 40 digits, so he could win a competition. He was late and someone bet him with 19 digits ::)
 
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The one millionth decimal is 1. :p

I'm working on deriving a series equation that will estimate the value of pi by calculating the area of a n-sided polygon translated inside a circle.

My favorite number is Phi actually. It is 1.6180339887. If you square that number you get the same number +1, 2.6180339887! And it's not transcendental like pi. The golden ratio appears everywhere in nature.

-Tony
 
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Xplorer877 said:
The one millionth decimal is 1. :p

I'm working on deriving a series equation that will estimate the value of pi by calculating the area of a n-sided polygon translated inside a circle.

My favorite number is Phi actually. It is 1.6180339887. If you square that number you get the same number +1, 2.6180339887! And it's not transcendental like pi. The golden ratio appears everywhere in nature.

-Tony
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Don't Phi my Pi thread!
 
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I've memorized 700 digits.

I'm thinking of entering my school's annual competition on Pi day.

I'd like to get to 1000 though.
 
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jwc said:
I've memorized 700 digits.

I'm thinking of entering my school's annual competition on Pi day.

I'd like to get to 1000 though.
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I want video proof without reading it from a paper.

If you do it, I will grant you not one, but TWO free Internets!
 
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Xplorer877 said:
The one millionth decimal is 1. :p

I'm working on deriving a series equation that will estimate the value of pi by calculating the area of a n-sided polygon translated inside a circle.

[highlight]My favorite number is Phi actually[/highlight]. It is 1.6180339887. If you square that number you get the same number +1, 2.6180339887! And it's not transcendental like pi. The golden ratio appears everywhere in nature.

-Tony
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Since i read The Da Vinci Code its mine too. :D
 
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Niko said:
[quote author=Xplorer877 link=1232772906/0#6 date=1232799525]The one millionth decimal is 1. :p

I'm working on deriving a series equation that will estimate the value of pi by calculating the area of a n-sided polygon translated inside a circle.

My favorite number is Phi actually. It is 1.6180339887. If you square that number you get the same number +1, 2.6180339887! And it's not transcendental like pi. The golden ratio appears everywhere in nature.

-Tony
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Don't Phi my Pi thread![/quote]

LMAO!!!!

Oh yeah take this!

1.61803398874989484820458683436563811772030917980576286213544862270526046281890
244970720720418939113748475408807538689175212663386222353693179318006076672635
443338908659593958290563832266131992829026788067520876689250171169620703222104
321626954862629631361443814975870122034080588795445474924618569536486444924104
432077134494704956584678850987433944221254487706647809158846074998871240076521
705751797883416625624940758906970400028121042762177111777805315317141011704666
599146697987317613560067087480710131795236894275219484353056783002287856997829
778347845878228911097625003026961561700250464338243776486102838312683303724292
675263116533924731671112115881863851331620384005222165791286675294654906811317
159934323597349498509040947621322298101726107059611645629909816290555208524790
352406020172799747175342777592778625619432082750513121815628551222480939471234
145170223735805772786160086883829523045926478780178899219902707769038953219681
9861514378031499741106926088674296226757560523172777520353613936

LOL! Sorry
Here you go!
Pi-unrolled-720.gif


-Tony
 
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Niko said:
I want video proof without reading it from a paper.

If you do it, I will grant you not one, but TWO free Internets!
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I reject your current offer, but will accept 2.5 free internets.

Yeah, once the spring semester starts, I'll get around to doing that. Recording a video has been on my todo list for some time now.
 
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jwc said:
[quote author=Niko link=1232772906/0#9 date=1232823354]
I want video proof without reading it from a paper.

If you do it, I will grant you not one, but TWO free Internets!
Click to expand...

I reject your current offer, but will accept 2.5 free internets.

Yeah, once the spring semester starts, I'll get around to doing that.  Recording a video has been on my todo list for some time now.[/quote]


I raise the stakes to 3,2 free internets, you're only 0,8 internets away from 4 internets!



Internets.
 
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