It's #PiDay!

[mina@berlin.social]

@alm10965

Schon klar, aber Sprache ist halt nicht immer logisch.

[hiker@social.fedoma.ch]

@mina@berlin.social Übrigens, ist e schon durch? @martin@social.linux.pizza

[cobbpg@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@peterbrown @mina Everything but yyyy/mm/dd is bizarre, so Pi Day is actually okay with me.

[no_brainer@mastodon.social]

@Hiker @mina @martin

[mina@berlin.social]

@Hiker

e kommt erst am 2. Juli.

@martin

[hiker@social.fedoma.ch]

@mina
Sowas von unlogisch @martin

[mina@berlin.social]

@Hiker

"Offiziell" am 7. Februar, aber wenn man das US-Datumsformat vermeiden kann, sollte man es tun.

@martin

[mina@berlin.social]

@Fasgadh

Transcendental!

[aakaynjl@social.vivaldi.net]

@mina

[hessejames62@hessen.social]

@mina da die Nachkommastellen unendlich sind, dauert es ewig

[fragmentos@mastodon.social]

@mina lol

[kbm0@mastodon.social]

@mina Or American Pi day as I prefer to think of it. 22nd July should really be Pi day, but it has been named Pi approximation day. Which is ironic as 3.14 is a worse approximation for Pi than 22/7.

[mina@berlin.social]

@ZoidbergForPresident

π is an irrational number. The digits go on forever and ever.

The poor 6 will never be able to cross the street.

[mina@berlin.social]

@kbm0

Indeed!

However: I couldn't let the opportunity pass to post this cute cartoon.

[dot@mastodon.mg]

@mina 0 would be better for that picture.

[edavies@functional.cafe]

@kbm0 Also ISO Pi day.

@mina

[jztusk@mastodon.social]

@Fasgadh @mina

I was going to phrase it "Sharon soon realized that she had made an irrational choice.", but yeah

[benroyce@mastodon.social]

@mina

why is six named Sharon?

six always struck me as a Marcia

(/s)

[atlovato@mastodon.social]

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