Submitted by yaph t3_11r5wtq in dataisbeautiful
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TechyDad t1_jc71gno wrote
I can imagine a guy manually calculating pi in the past coming across that and thinking he's found Pi's repeating end.
"9. 9. 9? Another 9? And another 9?!!! That's it! Pi must just repeat all 9's after this. Yup. There's another 9. That's six 9's in a row. It's a repeating decimal after this for sure so the next digit will be an.. 8? An EIGHT?!!!"
hundredbagger t1_jc8zp90 wrote
It’s called the Feynman Point.
yaph OP t1_jc9vy89 wrote
Interesting, thanks!
suprstar1072 t1_jc9nkxq wrote
That's where I like to round it.
yaph OP t1_jc6ztau wrote
Yes, I noticed that too.
Pure-Bluejay-7348 t1_jc6stnp wrote
This must be what the "Macrodata Refinement" Dept works on in Severance.
bezserk t1_jc6qpru wrote
Damn my first count was off, but this is on point... Beautiful indeed
yaph OP t1_jc6s383 wrote
Thank you!
yaph OP t1_jc6p9s4 wrote
Digits are colored in shades of green based on their values with darker colors corresponding to higher values.
- Data source: https://www.piday.org/million/
- Tools: Python, Cairo, Inkscape
gloryfadesaway t1_jc6tqix wrote
Good to know they have pie in the matrix.
um_sirius-ly t1_jc83kxx wrote
This is completely irrational
CookieEnabled t1_jc6xl2o wrote
Find your Pi Day
MrPrul t1_jc6zcw9 wrote
It’s a stereogram. I can clearly see a pie.
onelittleworld t1_jc7lkv4 wrote
I think it's a schooner.
tsitsifly22 t1_jc7asnj wrote
Wait there’s six 9’s in a row right there?
hundredbagger t1_jc900pk wrote
It’s called the Feynman Point.
theRedMage39 t1_jc7kzjc wrote
Now I am left wondering what is the average digit value of Pi? I assume every number appears an equal number of times so I am guessing close to 4.5.
Enfiznar t1_jc8hiin wrote
Yes, it is not proven but it seems like all digits are uniformly distributed
bjb13 t1_jc7l72u wrote
Now they’ve got another year to figure out the next one.
vivanlosmuertos t1_jc7srdu wrote
apart from the 999999 row... i see a lot of diagonal lines of 9s too or its just my brain?
yaph OP t1_jc9w6su wrote
Now that you said it, I see them too. Could be because of the darker numbers stand out more.
Rl3otic t1_jc94wtu wrote
All the smart math people cone in and chime there facts on Pi and im over here like that looks like the matrix.
Either_Importance627 t1_jc950rm wrote
This just reminds me of the matrix
yaph OP t1_jc9vrl9 wrote
Certainly inspired by it.
srv50 t1_jc7hqq8 wrote
So you say. I’m too tired to check.
onelittleworld t1_jc7lsvu wrote
Has anyone here ever really needed more precision than 3.14159? For real?
SPYazdani t1_jc8k88w wrote
Eh?
Not using 22/7
Apollo_T_Yorp t1_jc8wk2x wrote
Why do some of the digits look like a dark red when I'm not looking directly at them, it's freaking me out!
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tessthismess t1_jc6x2gz wrote
I know in the grand scheme of digits of pi it's not that interesting. But that 999999 near the middle is very satisfying, especially since it stands out with this coloring.