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how many digits of pi do you remember

3.141592653589793233383846264279502884197169399375105820974944

>t.noob

>> No.10034329

3.14159

>> No.10034331

some kid at my uni can remember 478 digits

>> No.10034369

>>10034326
3.14. Remembering stuff is the computer's job.

>> No.10034372
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10034372

>>10034331
>>10034369
coping memorylets

>> No.10034389

>>10034372
Sorry pal youre not smart because you wasted time memorizing le ebin 100+ digits of le pi

>> No.10034411

>>10034326
One.

>> No.10034425

>>10034326
3.1415925

>> No.10034428

3.1416
all that's needed

>> No.10034431

>>10034326
3.1415926, but I don't see any point in memorising pi at all past 3 lmao.
t.engineer

>> No.10034616

>>10034326
3.1416

>> No.10034624

3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRkcGPRXux4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMjcqT-_ZHI

>> No.10034630

>>10034326
I memorized 500 digits of pi when I was around 14
I feel like if I actually tried and dedicated time to it I could memorize A LOT more digits.

now 7 years later I only remember:
3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169

>> No.10034642

>>10034372
>can already feel rampant brain fog and memory issues at 19
god dammit

>> No.10034662

>>10034431
Fuck off with your extraneous precision, engineerlet. π=3.

>> No.10034672

>>10034642
felt the same at 19, didn't get any better at 21 mate. Sorry

>> No.10034673

>>10034326
what an important skill.
you must have all sorts of benefit from it.

>> No.10034681

3

>> No.10034689

>>10034662
My bad, I almost forgot I was an engineer, allow me to reconcile: π=e=3 and sin(2)
=1.

>> No.10034979

>>10034329
This

>> No.10035081

>>10034326
Just the one.

>> No.10035125

>>10034630
how old are you now?

did you do that for social status points or just fun

most guys i know who did it just to impress females

>> No.10035392

3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208

>> No.10035400

memorizing a string of digits doesn't make you smart.

>> No.10035408

How can a circle have a diameter, when a diameter uses a straight line to measure? Pi is trying to combine curvature (circumference) with straightness (diameter), and expecting a coherent result.

Get rid of it.

>> No.10035413

>>10035125
I'm 21 now

>most guys i know who did it just to impress females
for real? I don't think that's something women would find attractive lmao

no I did it just for fun
I was just curious to see what the capacity of my memory was

>> No.10035428

>>10035413
yes and thats the only reason why they did it

>> No.10035445
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10035445

check out these horns

>> No.10035451

>>10035408
This anon gets.
Pi is literally "if a circle were a line how long would it be?"
But alas, circles are not lines. It takes 4 times longer to walk around the circular track than across it. For things in motion Pi=4. See, Ican remember all the digit of Pi ezpz

>> No.10035459

>>10034326
i remember all digits of pi

>> No.10035466

>>10034326
I only keep and use 3.14 and use a calc of some kind if I need more. It is completely useless to memorize any more since you can bring it up in a program faster than you can type it all out.

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10035468

>>10035466
>you can bring it up in a program faster than you can type it all out.

DELET

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10035477

None. Pi is useless. Pi is like any other number. How many digits of the cubic root of 37 do you remember? That's how many digits of pi I know.

>> No.10035487

>>10034326
B-but Tau is better

>> No.10035497

>>10035468
the bat fly you have pictured there lives on guano.

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10035506

[math]\frac{22}{7}[/math]

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10035508

>>10035506
3

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10035526

>>10035451
Thank you, someone else who gets it.

Mathematics, stop making fundamental errors like this. Pi is not something to be proud of. The more digits you explore the more retarded you become.

>> No.10035527

>>10034326
22/7

t. 8bit engineer

>> No.10035554

>>10035527
Fuck off, 22/7 is physicist territory π=2 or 3 or 4, depending on what makes your calculations look the best

>> No.10035584

>>10035506
>>10035526>>10035527
>>10035554
huh?

>> No.10035587

>>10034326
Why is pi infinitely precise?

>> No.10035595

>>10034411
>t. Engineer

>> No.10035609

>>10035587
Infinitely imprecise.

>> No.10035643

>>10035587
It's an irrational number.
Look up the proof if you'd like.

>> No.10035645

>>10035587
All numbers are.

>> No.10035646
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10035646

3.14

>> No.10035648

3.1415926

>>10035400
no one here is saying it does, mr. insecure.

>> No.10035658

>>10035527
22/7 - 1/790

;^)

>> No.10035661

>>10035658

3.141591320072333

>> No.10035663

Are we just going to accept that OPs is wrong

>> No.10035683

>>10034326
>how many digits of pi do you remember
∞/4=the amount of digits of pie I know
basically, the amount of digits of pi I know is equal to your moms weight.

>> No.10035699

>>10035658
this uses 10 digits and operations to get 7 digits of accuracy ...

>> No.10035712

355/113, but that's probably too odd.

I read that the ancient Egyptians used a value for pi that would be 256/81 in modern numbers.

>> No.10035746

>>10035712
I just got 2485/791 for 3.14159292

>> No.10035761

>>10035746
Which is 355/113 just unsimplified. Lol I see where that comes from.
So I did 22/7 - Pi then 1/x gave 22/7 - 1/790.8 next its 2485/791 then down to 355/113

>> No.10035789

>>10034326
>go to website displaying the known calculated digits of pi
>pick a random spot in it
>copy/paste it to thread and claim to have memorized it all in some shitty attempt to gain passing prestige on a tiawanese basket weaving forum on the internet
Here's you (You)
now get lost

>> No.10035982

>>10035658
b-but i only got 8 bit

>> No.10035991
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10035991

pi = 3
e = 3
tan x = x
sin x = x

>> No.10035994
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10035994

pi = 3
e = √3 = 2 3/4
√2 = 1 1/2
sin x = cos x = tan x = find a calculator
1in = 2 1/2cm

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10035995

>>10035991
>pi = e
>circles are exponential functions

>> No.10035997
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10035997

>>10035995
check out the graph of e^(ix) in the complex plane

>> No.10035998

>>10034326
it's spelled pie asshole

>> No.10036000

>>10035997
just whacked off to this image, thanks anon

>> No.10036022

sqrt(g) = pi

>> No.10036025

3.14159

>> No.10036033

>>10034326
3.14159 and even more if we had time!

>> No.10036062

>>10034326
I usually round it up to 4, even numbers are easier to work with

>> No.10036097

I memorized 60 digits when I was 10 and never forgot them.
3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944

>> No.10036102

>>10036097
did you have an asian mom who beat you for your shortcomings?

>> No.10036104

>>10034326
3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937

>> No.10036110

>>10036102
lmfao, I'd probably be doing better in life if I had. My parents are just a couple of borderline functioning hippy burnouts.

>> No.10036229

>>10036102
actually 60 isnt that much compared to what you can memorize

>> No.10036348

3,141592

>> No.10036368

>>10034326
3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399
remembered those 6 years ago, might go for 100 digits just to have a nice number. also how did nobody point out that op is wrong yet

>> No.10036372

>>10035587
because circles are infinitessimally sided

>> No.10036373

the first 144 digits of pi add up to 666
>>10036368
cope

>> No.10036427

>>10034331
there was this pi memorization competition when I went to high school and the dude that won managed to recited 666 digits

>> No.10036434

3.14159265

>> No.10036436

>>10034326

Three...didn't NASA use three to go to the moon? Never looked it up and heard it here so "probably, right?"

>> No.10036441

We had a pi memorization competition in middle school and I did 208. Not proud of it tho, it was pretty autistic

>> No.10036714

>>10035506
cube root of 31.

>> No.10036789

>>10034326
>always remembered it as 3.14159263589
I never had a reason to learn more than first 5 decimal places

>> No.10038238

>>10035991
>pi = 3

>> No.10038250

>>10036789
couldnt nstate the wold ethins i aeee?
vpi;fmy dysyr yjr ejp;r yjomh o drr

>> No.10038257

Update ive just remembered it up to 75 digits now

3.141592653589792328462643383279502884197169399375105820975923078164062

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10039845

22/7

>> No.10039953

>>10034326
3
>t. engi

>> No.10040024

>>10034326
10 digits.
For the golden ratio, I like to pick two consecutive numbers from the Fibonacci sequence, 89 and 55 for example, and divide them. The larger the numbers, the more accuracy.
There's a formula to get arbitrary precision, but it involves the square root of 5, so it misses the point, introducinf another irrational number which you can't calculate exactly, and is difficult to do it by hand or mentally.

>> No.10040030

Pi=1, because lim x-> infinite of x/pi is x.

>> No.10040031

>>10034326
3

>> No.10040049

Pi who? That movie?

t. computer scientist

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10040060

>>10040049
>int pi = 3.14159265;

>> No.10040192

>>10034369
>3.14. Remembering stuff is the computer's job.

just to add to this you always write your formulas in indefinite terms without numerical values and when its time to solve for anything actual you're using a calculator or software that has the value to way more precision than matters.

tldr: memorizing pi is for autistic retards to demonstrate their inability to pay attention to anything relevant.