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As a physicist, this makes sense. Pi = 3, pi^2 = 10, which is g Not sure why everyone is surprised. Ah, and a year is pi*10e9 seconds (IIRC)
As a computer scientist this is not surprising either. After all there are only three numbers: 0 1 and n.
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As a physicist, this makes sense. Pi = 3, pi^2 = 10, which is g Not sure why everyone is surprised. Ah, and a year is pi*10e9 seconds (IIRC)
As a computer scientist this is not surprising either. After all there are only three numbers: 0 1 and n.
Don’t believe those mathematicians when they tell you that `i` is “imaginary”.
He wouldn't be speaking like this if he was born on Mars.
Very interesting! So if I understand correctly: the meter was defined using gravity and π as inputs (distance a pendulum travels in 1 cycle), so of course g and π would be connected.
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This is not to deride feats of AI today, and I am sure it will transform the world. But until it can show signs of human ingenuity in making unexpected and far-off connections like these, I won't be convinced we are nearing AGI.
As a physicist, this makes sense. Pi = 3, pi^2 = 10, which is g Not sure why everyone is surprised. Ah, and a year is pi*10e9 seconds (IIRC)
Sorry to ruin the party, but g is a quite random number, on other planets the corresponding acceleration is different. So π^2~g is a pure coincidence and not relevant. The Newtonian gravitational constant G is a real constant btw.
Sorry to ruin the party, but g is a quite random number, on other planets the corresponding acceleration is different. So π^2~g is a pure coincidence and not relevant. The Newtonian gravitational constant G is a real constant btw.