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Pi Day is celebrated March 14th (3/14)... http://www.piday.org http://www.piday.org
by 8ig8 11y ago
Pi Day is celebrated March 14th (3/14)...
http://www.piday.org http://www.piday.org
- jon-wood 11y agoOr as the rest of the world calls it 14/3. International Pi Day is celebrated on the 22nd of July.
- bitwize 11y agoWestern Europe != world. China, Japan, and perhaps other Asian countries use YMD format. (Which imho is God's chosen format, since it sorts trivially.)
- jon-wood 11y agoI had no idea that was the case, but what do I have to do to emigrate there?
- _lce0 11y agoOr in November, in the 314st day of the year
- daemin 11y agoOnly in the USA (and where such an absurd date formatting is used).
- carlob 11y agoHungary uses YYYY/MM/DD which is my favorite, because it's consistent with the endianness of numbers.
- nkrisc 11y agoInconvenient for computing and manipulating data, for sure, but not absurd. It matches nicely with what is a common pattern of speech in American English when talking about dates. We more often say, "March sixteenth, [2016]" instead of "The sixteenth of March, [2016]." Besides, neither US nor Europe have it right. YYYY-MM-DD is the way to go.