James WallisA reminder to non-Americans: assigning Pi Day to 22nd July is not only more accurate than 3.14 (22/7 is 3.14285), it's also more likely to annoy Americans.
Benjamin Hollon 🇺🇸🇲🇾🇮🇳🇦🇫Ah, but with 3.14 you can also use the time to add more specificity. ;)
Paul Wilde 
:dontpanic_nobg:@benjaminhollon yeah, everything thinks #PiDay is cool *now*
just wait til July 21st 2069 at 00:37:33... things are going to get craaaazzzyynuts
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just wait til July 21st 2069 at 00:37:33... things are going to get craaaazzzyynuts
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@paul
Heh, I remember March 14, 2015 at 09:26:53. ;)
Heh, I remember March 14, 2015 at 09:26:53. ;)
@benjaminhollon better not miss the one in 2069 too, the one after is 900 years later
unless, like me, you prefer Tau in which case then next celebration is in 2169
unless, like me, you prefer Tau in which case then next celebration is in 2169
@paul
Heh, or I could just keep my system and celebrate in 2115? ;)
But yeah, I'll definitely keep an eye out for the 2069 date.
@benjaminhollon yeah, I agree you can miss the 3 off, I think that's fair 😁
(it also means I can celebrate Tau epoch in 2059, 10 years before "true" Pi epoch)
(it also means I can celebrate Tau epoch in 2059, 10 years before "true" Pi epoch)
@paul
I added it to my calendar. ;)
I added it to my calendar. ;)
@benjaminhollon I _might_ still be alive in 2069, so that's definitely something to look forward to anyway 🤣
@paul
And I *might* still be alive in 2115, but it's a stretch. ;)
Unless life expectancy goes drastically up, I guess. It's possible.