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It appears they have, the y-cruncher program he used does verification. Alexander Yee, who wrote the y-cruncher program (which has been used for the previous 4
by aaronbwebber 7y ago
It appears they have, the y-cruncher program he used does verification. Alexander Yee, who wrote the y-cruncher program (which has been used for the previous 4 world record calculations of digits of Pi), has accepted it and posted it on their site, along with screenshots of the output of the program.
http://www.numberworld.org/y-cruncher/ http://www.numberworld.org/y-cruncher/
- hamiltont 7y agoOne cool note per my reading here - prior record holder Emma Haruka Iwao was working for GCP as a developer advocate, and GCP makes her 31.4 trillion digits available via cloud images. Neat :-) For those of us with less insane needs, they also exposed an API to grab the specific digits of interest - https://pi.delivery/ https://pi.delivery/