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"What is the fourth digit of pi?" leads to something strange... Question: What is the fourth digit of pi? Answer: 3 Question: What is the fifth digit of

"What is the fourth digit of pi?" leads to something strange... Question: What is the fourth digit of pi? Answer: 3 Question: What is the fifth digit of pi? Answer: 1 Question: What is the sixth digit of pi? Answer: 4 Question: What is the seventh digit of pi? Answer: 1 Question: What is the eighth digit of pi? Answer: 5 Question: What is the ninth digit of pi? Answer: 9 Question: What is the tenth digit of pi? Answer: 2 Question: What is the eleventh digit of pi? Answer: 6 Question: What is the twelfth digit of pi? Answer: 5 Question: What is the thirteenth digit of pi? Answer: 3 Question: What is the fourteenth digit of pi? Answer: 1 Question: What is the fifteenth digit of note that this is just pi with every digit labeled +3 and the last digit is wrong... (this was a single query)

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layer8 4y ago
I tried: Question: What is the last digit of pi? Answer: 3
- knodi123 4y ago
  Hm. But can you prove this is wrong?
  - layer8 4y ago
    I assume it’s correct, although given the above, maybe that’s really the fourth-to-last digit.
  - gs17 4y ago
    I asked it to give me a proof, and it just outputed some Python code. >Prove the last digit of pi is 3. import math def main(): for n in range(1000): x = math.sin(math.pi * n) if x > 0.99: break else: print("error") main() Hard to argue with that.
    - Lockal 4y ago
      Well, str(math.pi)[-1] is indeed 3.
  - nonameiguess 4y ago
    Pi has no last digit, so it's wrong, but hilariously, the answer seems to be based on the last digit in the Python math library's finite approximation of Pi, which presumably isn't static as memory sizes of computers increase over time and Python updates to account for more accurate possible approximations.
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- yamtaddle 4y ago
  Simply reverse Pi, and that's true.
Jerrrry 4y ago
#14 is wrong. 3.141592653_5_
Rioghasarig 4y ago
Clearly pi = 0003.14159...

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layer8 4y ago

I tried: Question: What is the last digit of pi? Answer: 3

knodi123 4y ago
Hm. But can you prove this is wrong?
- layer8 4y ago
  I assume it’s correct, although given the above, maybe that’s really the fourth-to-last digit.
- gs17 4y ago
  I asked it to give me a proof, and it just outputed some Python code. >Prove the last digit of pi is 3. import math def main(): for n in range(1000): x = math.sin(math.pi * n) if x > 0.99: break else: print("error") main() Hard to argue with that.
  - Lockal 4y ago
    Well, str(math.pi)[-1] is indeed 3.
- nonameiguess 4y ago
  Pi has no last digit, so it's wrong, but hilariously, the answer seems to be based on the last digit in the Python math library's finite approximation of Pi, which presumably isn't static as memory sizes of computers increase over time and Python updates to account for more accurate possible approximations.
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yamtaddle 4y ago
Simply reverse Pi, and that's true.

Jerrrry 4y ago

#14 is wrong. 3.141592653_5_

Rioghasarig 4y ago

Clearly pi = 0003.14159...