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An interesting idea once presented to me, was that pi is not a number, but a function for producing a number to an arbitrary precision. The same could be said f
by ludston 5y ago
An interesting idea once presented to me, was that pi is not a number, but a function for producing a number to an arbitrary precision. The same could be said for any fraction that produces an irrational.
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- isaac21259 5y agoFor those wanting to read more about this this is exactly how the real numbers are defined in the lambda calculus. https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/2272/representing-negative-and-complex-numbers-using-lambda-calculus https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/2272/representing-neg...