Pi number generator

yellum · 05-03-2003 3:54pm #1

This is one of the cooler Pi number generators

http://3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209.autopron.org/pi

Hobart · 05-03-2003 4:01pm

Jaysus. It seems as if it goes on forever. It's still loading on my screen!!

Gordon · 05-03-2003 4:03pm

That's seriously cool to look at but it's 277 megabytes!!

Thanx 4 The Fish · 05-03-2003 4:18pm

Is taking a seriouls long time to load here...

Is pretty sweet all the same...

Hobart · 05-03-2003 4:22pm

Originally posted by Hobart
Jaysus. It seems as if it goes on forever. It's still loading on my screen!!

BTW. I was saying this in jest. ie. goes on forever!! ha ha and all that.

WhiteWashMan · 05-03-2003 4:22pm

watch pi the movie.
its pretty cool

bonkey · 05-03-2003 6:39pm

I agree. Damned cool movie.

jc

Zukustious · 05-03-2003 8:08pm

That is the coolest thing on the internet ever. I'm not a nerd or anything, well actually eh..., nevermind. But man that rocks.

daveirl · 07-03-2003 12:28am

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yellum · 08-03-2003 7:08pm

Originally posted by WhiteWashMan
watch pi the movie.
its pretty cool

11:15, restate my assumptions: 1. Mathematics is the language of nature. 2. Everything around us can be represented and understood through numbers. 3. If you graph these numbers, patterns emerge. Therefore: There are patterns everywhere in nature.

Oh yeah baby

marauder · 08-03-2003 7:18pm

I think its wrong! about two thirds of the way down the page there is a 2 that I'd swear should be a 3....

Rnger · 09-03-2003 7:44pm

I remember renting pi looking for something to relax with. My god was i wrong. I fell asleep during and remember very little of it.

Capt'n Midnight · 21-05-2003 11:04pm

355 /113

Dr. Dre · 23-05-2003 7:59am

There is also a little app called super pi which is generally used to test how good your PC processor is, it calculates pi up to 2 million decimal places I think, but generally you 'only' set it to do it to 1 million.

Capt'n Midnight · 23-05-2003 9:01am

If I remember correctly Pi is one sixth the sum of the recprorical of all squares ... - can anyone confirm that ?

Also anyone know eulers equation -
with all the basic mathematical concepts of 1,0 , pi ,e i and -ve in it ?

disco_rob_funk · 23-05-2003 10:21pm

Ummm, don't know about Euler's eqn. but if you want something with all the mathematical concepts in it, just arse around with De Moivre to get

e^(-i*Pi) - 1 = 0

RC

P.S. Cool fraction, it's 0.0000084913678658370862584022 % off though, can't be havin' that now!

P.P.S. as the reciprocal of squares thing goes, perhaps a Maclaurin-Taylor expansion for a basic trig. function would give the desired result

Syth · 26-05-2003 9:48pm

It's actually e^(i*pi)+1=0.
That is my welcome note on my phone.
Yes I am a nerd.

disco_rob_funk · 26-05-2003 9:52pm

true, very true. Surprised no-one noticed earlier!

RC

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