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Unfortunately that just shifts the problem from one of space to one of time. (There's an algorithm for calculating the hexadecimal/binary digits of pi without c
by lomnakkus 12y ago
Unfortunately that just shifts the problem from one of space to one of time. (There's an algorithm for calculating the hexadecimal/binary digits of pi without calculating previous digits, but AFAIK none for the decimal digits, so YMMV depending on which base you're doing it in. That's just a particular feature of pi, though so it doesn't matter for the general point.)
- hunnypot 12y agoSpigot!