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A couple of genuine questions that occur to me whenever these Pi-athons come up: 1: Is there any point to it, outside of a "my computer is bigger than your com
by Normille 4y ago
A couple of genuine questions that occur to me whenever these Pi-athons come up:
1: Is there any point to it, outside of a "my computer is bigger than your computer" pissing contest?
2: Given Pi is supposedly completely irregular ad infinitum, are the provided numbers verifiable in any way, without re-calculating it yourself?
3; If not, then can I just take the the latest published figures and add half a dozen random digits of my own on the end, say I've worked out Pi to a trillion-and-six decimal places --and no-one can prove me wrong, without working it out themselves, to a trillion-and-seven?