Pi To A Milion Places

[MantisClock]

The epic winn we have been looking for a long time
here it the site to it cause i coudnt fit the whole number
oh and Pi is a periodical digit of infinity so dint ask the last number
Clicky :3

[Greenfrost6]

At 7/5/09 08:23 AM, MantisClock wrote: oh and Pi is a periodical digit of infinity so dint ask the last number

3.14..........151.

That's to the millionth digit anyway.

[STEM]

Reminds me of a more fun tool that finds your birthdate in the wall-of-text that is Pi
http://www.facade.com/legacy/amiinpi/

[Cybersief]

Somewhere a nerd just came.

[MrQnix]

At 7/5/09 08:44 AM, Cybersief wrote: Somewhere a nerd just came.

And her name is Cybersief...

[Cybersief]

At 7/5/09 08:49 AM, MrQnix wrote:

At 7/5/09 08:44 AM, Cybersief wrote: Somewhere a nerd just came.

And her name is Cybersief...

I'm a guy.

[MrQnix]

At 7/5/09 08:50 AM, Cybersief wrote:

At 7/5/09 08:49 AM, MrQnix wrote:

At 7/5/09 08:44 AM, Cybersief wrote: Somewhere a nerd just came.

And her name is Cybersief...

I'm a guy.

Sure you are...

[Pepperfrog]

Lol, somebody has been smashing random numbers.

[Figter]

At 7/5/09 09:10 AM, Pepperfrog wrote: Lol, somebody has been smashing random numbers.

They gave me 5$ to do that shitty site

[RubberTrucky]

I never got what the deal is with pi and all it's places.

For practical applications all we need to know are the first 5. We know it's irrational and that is enough. Or maybe a number theoretician can care to explain what the importance is exactly?

[HandsomePete]

At 7/5/09 08:44 AM, Cybersief wrote: Somewhere a nerd just came.

Technically, it IS supposed to be cummed.

[jonthomson]

At 7/5/09 08:23 AM, MantisClock wrote:

oh and Pi is a periodical digit of infinity so dint ask the last number

someone doesn't know the meaning of the word periodical.

[RubberTrucky]

At 7/5/09 09:20 AM, jonthomson wrote:

At 7/5/09 08:23 AM, MantisClock wrote:

oh and Pi is a periodical digit of infinity so dint ask the last number

someone doesn't know the meaning of the word periodical.

Well he has a point. Though, periodical with period infinity may cancel itself.
But I wouldn't be surprised a mathematical notion as periodical in infinity is possible (like enumerable in-periodicity)

[Fruitbasket]

Stupid number known as Pi, WHY DON'T YOU JUST FUCKING END!

[Hoeloe]

I know Pi to 53 decimal places by heart, and I'm certain it's right:

3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419 716939937510582

Check it against that, and no, it's not copypasta. I just typed it.

[esko-man]

The Movie was better.

[doubleone]

I stopped reading it at 8.

[Life-Stream]

I don't see the point of the million decimals. It should be just 3.14 -_-

[RedHatCore]

At 7/5/09 11:13 AM, Life-Stream wrote: I don't see the point of the million decimals. It should be just 3.14 -_-

That isn't enough for some applications.

3.14159265 is enough for just about everything humans ever do, and yeah, 1 million is just for kicks xD.

Fun fact: Pi is the measure of any circle's radius around HALF of the same circle's circumference. Try it out, you'll see that it goes around 3 times, plus just a LITTLE more (which is that annoying never-ending crap that you see above :D)

[RubberTrucky]

At 7/5/09 11:20 AM, RedHatCore wrote:
Fun fact: Pi is the measure of any circle's radius around HALF of the same circle's circumference. Try it out, you'll see that it goes around 3 times, plus just a LITTLE more (which is that annoying never-ending crap that you see above :D)

better even, take a piece of paper, draw a large square with side 1. Draw a circle into this square, centred in the center of the square, tangent to the square.

draw axes with equally spaced numbers (vertical and horizontal)

Right down 200 or so coordinates randomly. Plot them on that piece of paper and count how many are in the circle. multiply this number by two and divide the total amount of points you've chosen.

If you have done this right, you should see pi appearing.

[RedHatCore]

NIce... let's talk about "e."

Hmm..

[Hoeloe]

At 7/5/09 11:32 AM, RedHatCore wrote: NIce... let's talk about "e."

Hmm..

I only know that to 5 decimal places...

2.71828