Happy π day! Here’s a color-coded representation of the first 10,000 digits.
Read it left-to-right, top-to-bottom. #PiDay
Happy π day! Here’s a color-coded representation of the first 10,000 digits.
Read it left-to-right, top-to-bottom. #PiDay
@mcnees Looks pretty white to me.
And here are the actual digits, with the same color coding used in the previous post. #PiDay
And a black and white symbol version, in case colors aren’t a good medium for you. #PiDay
Followed, of course, by the obligatory edge extraction.
@Professor_Stevens Of course!
Blurred, color-indirected, and hue-shifted.
@mcnees Represent with polar coordinates!
@mcnees Honest question: What advantages do you see or why you keep using the month/day/year date format?
@garyjesionowski Keep trying!
@mcnees I’ve been staring at this for a while. I don’t see the embedded image…
@mcnees Why, when I squint, do I see a face???
Yes, I know the answer is 'pareidolia". Don't at me.
@mcnees now I need to see it in base 11.
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