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SzescstopniYou celebrate Pi Day. I use ISO 8601. We are not the same.
Szymon Sokół 🇵🇱🇪🇺🇺🇦@Szescstopni Pi Day is 22nd of July, as 22/7 = 3.(142857) is a good (better than 3.14!) approximation of pi.
wikiyu@blotosmetek @Szescstopni oh god... I love it!
Head·word /ˈhedˌwɜː(ɹ)d/ n.Pi day should really be celebrated on W22-7. That way it is always a Sunday.
2026-W22-7 is 2026-05-31
PoopiSan@blotosmetek @Szescstopni Nope! 22/7 is a former communist celebration day… fuck it…
@poopi @blotosmetek Fuck July 22nd? Which one are you talking about? There have been over 2K July 22nds and a lot of things happened on them. So you are angry because you think of 1944, when one evil dictatorship replaced a much more evil dictatorship. But what about the others? 1699? 1807? 1833? In 1962 it did suck, poor Mariner.
So you hate July 22. Do you have any idea how hard a street name change is for people? All the documents? Snail mail contacts? Stationery? 1807 saved a lot of people from this when 1944 was deemed evil.
Anyway, numerology sucks.
@Szescstopni @blotosmetek This was enough to fuck it: “National Day of the Rebirth of Poland (Narodowe Święto Odrodzenia Polski) from 1945 to 1989, marking the 1944 PKWN Manifesto. This communist-era holiday featured parades, official ceremonies, and opening public infrastructure, but was abolished in 1990 after the fall of communism and is no longer observed”
@poopi I know what anniversary you we're talking about, no need to explain. So anything 22/7 is bad and fuck it. An interesting approach. @blotosmetek
Ben Curthoys@Szescstopni it was the year 3141, and at last the time of revenge for a millennia of pi days was at hand.
@bencurthoys It might be a bit off if you take into account the uncertainty of Jesus' date of birth.
Paul Martin@[email protected] Sadly 3141-59-26T53:58:97.9 is not valid.
Athanasius@Szescstopni There is `--03-14` for calendar-date only in ISO 8601.
@AthanSpod This looks a bit like -11.
gregopet@Szescstopni But oh boy could you include more decimals those 712 years ago!