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Off topic, but why is the "pi" character in most common fonts so poorly designed? It always seems to have a straight line at the top rather than a tilde-like st
by FaceKicker 16y ago
Off topic, but why is the "pi" character in most common fonts so poorly designed? It always seems to have a straight line at the top rather than a tilde-like stroke and it confuses me just about every time.
- syncsynchalt 16y agoI had the same problem, I thought the author mistakenly used ∏ but I see in my browser tab that it's correctly lowercase.
- JBrone 16y agoI read n = 3. I thought I was coming into a discreet calculus thread. Then i find it's continuous and got upset. Then I find that it's not even american calculus which makes me even more upset. I'm going to have to hammer out a few combinatoric problems regarding the probability of picking a McNuggets box with TWO boot-shaped nugs just to get my credibility back. /silly