Sorry I'm late pointing this out, but it's Pi Day, a celebration of most everyone's favorite transcendental number. Somehow, I don't think they celebrate with cake, though. Wonder what they'll do years from now on 3.14.15.
Sorry I'm late pointing this out, but it's Pi Day, a celebration of most everyone's favorite transcendental number. Somehow, I don't think they celebrate with cake, though. Wonder what they'll do years from now on 3.14.15.
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Actually, in the rest of the world it isn't Pi day until the 31st of April. Which might require some tricky multidimensional reconfiguring...
You're like, reading my mind.
You must be some kind of sorcerer!
Will there be a Pi minute-and-exact second on 3.14.15? How nerdy should we get on that day?
And shouldn't they round the number? Then, it would be 3.14.16.
There won't be a minute and *exact* second, but we can celebrate as close to 3/14/15 9:26:54 as possible.
Ah, that clears things up nicely. I was wondering whether to round the year or not myself. I can live with indecision about rounding a second, though. 9:26:54 FTW!
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