Talk:1292: Pi vs. Tau - Revision history

ConscriptGlossary: Link

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ConscriptGlossary: I'm puzzled

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I'm puzzled

141.101.99.27: Undo revision 351442 by 172.70.86.227 (talk) CG's guilty conscience...

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Undo revision 351442 by 172.70.86.227 (talk) CG's guilty conscience...

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172.69.79.164: Undo revision 349688 by 172.70.110.190 (talk) Not any kind of contribution...

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172.70.110.190: /* Useful ways to calculate pau */

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‎Useful ways to calculate pau

172.68.186.129: Undo revision 346812 by 172.71.142.26 (talk) What in that was false? At worst the side-comment that guesses the CGs are the same. And anybody complaining at that has a guilty conscience.

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Undo revision 346812 by 172.71.142.26 (talk) What in that was false? At worst the side-comment that guesses the CGs are the same. And anybody complaining at that has a guilty conscience.

172.71.142.26: Removed false information

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Removed false information

172.70.162.186 at 12:14, 21 July 2024

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ConscriptGlossary at 11:06, 21 July 2024

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 :Pau is actually close to the Chaos Constant. But 33/7 and 4.71 don't exist on the calendar. [[User:ConscriptGlossary|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary|talk]]) (UTC)
 They just told me that they're celebrating "3×pi" day today. But I don't know why it's today instead of September 4. [[User:ConscriptGlossary|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary|talk]]) 02:57, 12 October 2024 (UTC)
 === Useful ways to calculate pau ===

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 ::Anyway, enough nonsense; from me as well as you (singular/plural as you might be). [[Special:Contributions/172.70.162.186|172.70.162.186]] 12:14, 21 July 2024 (UTC)
 :Pau is actually close to the Chaos Constant. But 33/7 and 4.71 don't exist on the calendar. [[User:ConscriptGlossary|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary|talk]]) (UTC)
 === Useful ways to calculate pau ===

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 :What a lot of... Today, in UK, is 19/07, nothing like 2.71828, and in three days it is 22/07 which doesn't match 3.14159 at all. 3rd of January can be 3.1, 31st of April can be 3.14, neither as 'neat' as March 14th being 3.14 (the only possibly useful and true aspect in that whole post, including the edit comment/reason for making the contribution). [[Special:Contributions/172.68.186.57|172.68.186.57]] 09:40, 19 July 2024 (UTC)
 :When the Americans celebrate Pi Day on March 14 and Tau Day on June 28, the Europeans celebrate the [[Linguistics Club|biannual]] Chaos Constant Day (the chaos constant is approximately equal to 14/3 or 28/6). I don't know when they celebrate Pau Day. In China, Pi Day is [[Linguistics Club|biannual]] too, as they celebrate both the European one and the American one. [[User:ConscriptGlossary|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary|talk]]) 11:02, 21 July 2024 (UTC)
-::Yes, but you, CG, seemingly haven't dealt with the issue of the other CG not making sense. (By some measures, you don't make sense yourself, but at least aren't actually provably ''wrong'' in the most basic way and are basically right about the ''first'' Feigenbaum constant. The second, being ≈2.5 could also match 5/2 (as well as 2/5 by the other method!) or 10/4 dates, in either d/m or m/d understanding. Or, for non-US, 15/6, 20/8, 25/10 and 30/12. I leave it up to the interested reader to discuss further δ or α values.) {{unsigned}}
+::Yes, but you, CG, seemingly haven't dealt with the issue of the 'other' CG not making sense. (By some measures, you don't make sense yourself, but at least aren't actually provably ''wrong'' in the most basic way and are basically right about the ''first'' Feigenbaum constant. The second, being ≈2.5 could also match 5/2 (as well as 2/5 by the other method!) or 10/4 dates, in either d/m or m/d understanding. Or, for non-US, 15/6, 20/8, 25/10 and 30/12. I leave it up to the interested reader to discuss further δ or α values.)
-::Anyway, enough nonsense; from me as well as you . [[Special:Contributions/172.70.162.186|172.70.162.186]] 12:14, 21 July 2024 (UTC)
+::Anyway, enough nonsense; from me as well as you (singular/plural as you might be). [[Special:Contributions/172.70.162.186|172.70.162.186]] 12:14, 21 July 2024 (UTC)
 :Pau is actually close to the Chaos Constant. But 33/7 and 4.71 don't exist on the calendar. [[User:ConscriptGlossary|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary|talk]]) (UTC)

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 :What a lot of... Today, in UK, is 19/07, nothing like 2.71828, and in three days it is 22/07 which doesn't match 3.14159 at all. 3rd of January can be 3.1, 31st of April can be 3.14, neither as 'neat' as March 14th being 3.14 (the only possibly useful and true aspect in that whole post, including the edit comment/reason for making the contribution). [[Special:Contributions/172.68.186.57|172.68.186.57]] 09:40, 19 July 2024 (UTC)
 :When the Americans celebrate Pi Day on March 14 and Tau Day on June 28, the Europeans celebrate the [[Linguistics Club|biannual]] Chaos Constant Day (the chaos constant is approximately equal to 14/3 or 28/6). I don't know when they celebrate Pau Day. In China, Pi Day is [[Linguistics Club|biannual]] too, as they celebrate both the European one and the American one. [[User:ConscriptGlossary|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary|talk]]) 11:02, 21 July 2024 (UTC)
-::Yes, but you, CG, seemingly haven't dealt with the issue of the 'other' CG not making sense. (By some measures, you don't make sense yourself, but at least aren't actually provably ''wrong'' in the most basic way and are basically right about the ''first'' Feigenbaum constant. The second, being ≈2.5 could also match 5/2 (as well as 2/5 by the other method!) or 10/4 dates, in either d/m or m/d understanding. Or, for non-US, 15/6, 20/8, 25/10 and 30/12. I leave it up to the interested reader to discuss further δ or α values.)
+::Yes, but you, CG, seemingly haven't dealt with the issue of the other CG not making sense. (By some measures, you don't make sense yourself, but at least aren't actually provably ''wrong'' in the most basic way and are basically right about the ''first'' Feigenbaum constant. The second, being ≈2.5 could also match 5/2 (as well as 2/5 by the other method!) or 10/4 dates, in either d/m or m/d understanding. Or, for non-US, 15/6, 20/8, 25/10 and 30/12. I leave it up to the interested reader to discuss further δ or α values.) {{unsigned}}
-::Anyway, enough nonsense; from me as well as you (singular/plural as you might be). [[Special:Contributions/172.70.162.186|172.70.162.186]] 12:14, 21 July 2024 (UTC)
+::Anyway, enough nonsense; from me as well as you . [[Special:Contributions/172.70.162.186|172.70.162.186]] 12:14, 21 July 2024 (UTC)
 :Pau is actually close to the Chaos Constant. But 33/7 and 4.71 don't exist on the calendar. [[User:ConscriptGlossary|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary|talk]]) (UTC)

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 :Pau is actually close to the Chaos Constant. But 33/7 and 4.71 don't exist on the calendar. [[User:ConscriptGlossary|ConscriptGlossary]] ([[User talk:ConscriptGlossary|talk]]) (UTC)
-[[File:<nowiki>--</nowiki>]]=== Useful ways to calculate pau ===
+=== Useful ways to calculate pau ===
 Pau = (-1/&#950;(-1)) * (1/1/3 + 1/5/7 + 1/9/11 + 1/13/15 + 1/17/19 + 1/21/23 + 1/25/27 + ...)
 (provided by [[User:ColorfulGalaxy]]) [[User:ClassicalGames|ClassicalGames]] ([[User talk:ClassicalGames|talk]]) 11:57, 3 May 2023 (UTC)