Lets build a billion dollar taxpayer funded computer to perform one simple division problem.
Lets build a billion dollar taxpayer funded computer to perform one simple division problem.
Infinity is as close and as far as anyone would like it to be or not be at all while someone else fucks your bitch
Infinity is as close and as far as anyone would like it to be or not be at all while someone else fucks your bitch
So you have to be a scientist to run an algorithm on a server?
So you have to be a scientist to run an algorithm on a server?
Wanna know something that will blow your mind?
The reason pi never ends?
Cause decimals are a bastardization language used to describe a 3 dimensional world.
If you want accuracy, then fractions are an accurate language to describe this world.
Wanna see?
π = c/d
Bam.
Wanna know something that will blow your mind?
The reason pi never ends?
Cause decimals are a bastardization language used to describe a 3 dimensional world.
If you want accuracy, then fractions are an accurate language to describe this world.
Wanna see?
π = c/d
Bam.
OK, then just calculate the next number.
congrats, you are now the world record holder
\o/
OK, then just calculate the next number.
congrats, you are now the world record holder
\o/
What are 62.8 trillion figures compared to infinity?
What are 62.8 trillion figures compared to infinity?
infinity doesnt end
62.8 trillion might as well be 15 when compared, or >0.000000000000000000000001 for that matter.
infinity doesnt end
62.8 trillion might as well be 15 when compared, or >0.000000000000000000000001 for that matter.
68.2 Trillion divided by ∞ is fractionally equivalent to ANY number divided by ∞
It's kind of like if you take x/0 = 0 and then y/0 = 0 you would get the same results every time no matter what numbers you used for x/y.
Using the word infinity in the headline is just normie clickbait.
68.2 Trillion divided by ∞ is fractionally equivalent to ANY number divided by ∞
It's kind of like if you take x/0 = 0 and then y/0 = 0 you would get the same results every time no matter what numbers you used for x/y.
Using the word infinity in the headline is just normie clickbait.
Researchers are waiting for the Guinness Book of Records to certify their feat, until then revealing only the final ten digits they calculated for pi: 7817924264
Digits which you can calculate with a digit extracting method.
>Researchers are waiting for the Guinness Book of Records to certify their feat, until then revealing only the final ten digits they calculated for pi: 7817924264
Digits which you can calculate with a digit extracting method.
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