Assuming we use the first three digits, 3.14, for the date and the rest
as a fraction, 0.159265..., of a 24 hr period, that would make the happy
epoch at 03:49:20.527. Long past... slept through the whole thing.
But wait, there's more! 9 Nov 2012, DOY 314, I'll be sure to wake early
and toast Pi II.
Bruce
David C. Partridge wrote:
> Err I think you lost a 9 after the 3/14 15 - last I looked the value was 3.1415926535 etc.
>
> Not sure how you'd fit it to a time of day unless you go for decimal hour fractions.
>
> Dave
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> Happy Pi Day, everyone!
>
> Everyone knows what time today to celebrate, right? Just a smidge after 1526 and 54 seconds.
>
> Remember the celebration for i day? Or did I just imagine that?
>
>
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