Rational numbers end or are a repeating pattern. Irrational numbers don't repeat a pattern and never end.Infinite Zero said:NUMBERS are infinite, you didn't know?Slyakin said:I didn't know that Pi was infinite... Huh.
it probably could, maybe a node of 10 ps3'sCanonbeat234 said:Heh, at least when I can't beat the final boss, I'll always remember this cheat code which even the PS3 can't handle!! Will there be a console system that is very powerful enough to store the 4-5 TB of data?
Umm, he has....geoflcl said:What I don't understand is...
Why hasn't Piposted in this topic yet?
myuusmeow said:I only know 15 digits, but I am still the envy of my friends
3.14159265358979323
They'd envy me more.SoulSnatcher said:Remember that girl in your high school math class who would always get extra credit by memorizing more digits of Pi?[/p]
That character would've been me at my school.
I only know 15 digits, but I am still the envy of my friendsSifJar said:They're most likely not TiB. They tend to round down to 1,000 instead of 1,024 like they should, so in storage terms, they aren't true terabytes.Joe88 said:Well, Gizmodo said about 6TB...SifJar said:The five trillion digits took up 6TB of data. Which I feel is a bit "wow".
each character takes 1 byte (assuming ASCII standard not unicode) which contains 8 bits each
so your left with 5 trillion bytes which converted to gigabytes becomes about 4657GB which then becomes about 4.55TB
QUOTE(myuusmeow @ Aug 8 2010, 04:04 AM)
3.14159265358979323
I wonder how many fps it could manage in Crysis...Midna said:I want that computer rig.
Close to zero FPS. It doesn't have a GPU.JetKun said:I wonder how many fps it could manage in Crysis...Midna said:I want that computer rig.