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Is your name in pi?

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  • H Henrik Husted

    Say this on www.memepool.com A quote from http://pi.nersc.gov/: "Search the first four billion binary digits of Pi for a string" Hey, it found my first name :)

    search string = "henrik"
    30-bit binary equivalent = 010000010101110100100100101011

    search string found at binary index = 2319774228
    binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
    binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
    character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
    character string: henrik

    .Henrik

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    Todd Smith
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    search string = "todd"
    20-bit binary equivalent = 10100011110010000100

    search string found at binary index = 58541836
    binary pi : 0000001110100011110010000100000000000001011000110111101000011100
    binary string: 10100011110010000100
    character pi : :thkxtwp:-,gppctodd__kcohnnecz-ynczzno
    character string: todd

    :)

    Todd Smith

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    • H Henrik Husted

      Say this on www.memepool.com A quote from http://pi.nersc.gov/: "Search the first four billion binary digits of Pi for a string" Hey, it found my first name :)

      search string = "henrik"
      30-bit binary equivalent = 010000010101110100100100101011

      search string found at binary index = 2319774228
      binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
      binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
      character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
      character string: henrik

      .Henrik

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      ColinDavies
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      Both COlin And Davies are in there also, Wow thats, wild it's a bit like the Bible code isn't it ! :-) Regardz Colin J Davies colin@vmtu.com

      Love comes between labia and Lust in the dictionary. Quote from Gimme Gimme Gimme

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      • C ColinDavies

        Both COlin And Davies are in there also, Wow thats, wild it's a bit like the Bible code isn't it ! :-) Regardz Colin J Davies colin@vmtu.com

        Love comes between labia and Lust in the dictionary. Quote from Gimme Gimme Gimme

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        Mike Burston
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        it's a bit like the Bible code isn't it And just as coincidental : http://www.valleyskeptic.com/biblec~1.htm ----------------------------- "My name is Sven und I am from Sveden. I am making das moovies mit mine friend Inga, fvor ve are very poor." - Christian Graus, Oct 29 2001 -----------------------------

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        • H Henrik Husted

          Say this on www.memepool.com A quote from http://pi.nersc.gov/: "Search the first four billion binary digits of Pi for a string" Hey, it found my first name :)

          search string = "henrik"
          30-bit binary equivalent = 010000010101110100100100101011

          search string found at binary index = 2319774228
          binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
          binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
          character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
          character string: henrik

          .Henrik

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          Stephane Routelous
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          "stephane" 40-bit binary equivalent = 1001110100001011000001000000010111000101 string does not occur in first 4 billion binary digits of pi :((

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          • H Henrik Husted

            Say this on www.memepool.com A quote from http://pi.nersc.gov/: "Search the first four billion binary digits of Pi for a string" Hey, it found my first name :)

            search string = "henrik"
            30-bit binary equivalent = 010000010101110100100100101011

            search string found at binary index = 2319774228
            binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
            binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
            character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
            character string: henrik

            .Henrik

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            Stephane Routelous
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            BTW, have you seen : "Pi, the movie" ? It is a very very good movie ( a little difficult ), and the soundtrack is very good too. http://www.pithemovie.com/ You ca nalso read the book Contact ( Calr Sagan : http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0671004107/inktomi-bkasin-20/103-9835181-8199807 ) Stephane

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            • S Stephane Routelous

              "stephane" 40-bit binary equivalent = 1001110100001011000001000000010111000101 string does not occur in first 4 billion binary digits of pi :((

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              ColinDavies
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              stephane Stephane we all feel your pain :(( Either God does find you relevant in his first 4 billion digits of Pi plan, or more likely your parents are to blame for giving you a name that didn't fall into God's plan. Can you change your name by deed poll in your country, If you need a legitimate reason you most certainly have one. As I said before I'm sure we all feel your pain, Regardz Colin J Davies colin@vmtu.com

              Love comes between labia and Lust in the dictionary. Quote from Gimme Gimme Gimme

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              • H Henrik Husted

                Say this on www.memepool.com A quote from http://pi.nersc.gov/: "Search the first four billion binary digits of Pi for a string" Hey, it found my first name :)

                search string = "henrik"
                30-bit binary equivalent = 010000010101110100100100101011

                search string found at binary index = 2319774228
                binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
                binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
                character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
                character string: henrik

                .Henrik

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                jkgh
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                Pi is infinite decimal which I guess gives an increased probabiliy of finding your name in there because you can't search all of it. Anyone from Asia tried looking for their names in Unicode? Al When a man goes on a date he wonders if he is going to get lucky. A woman already knows - Frederick Ryder

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                • S Stephane Routelous

                  "stephane" 40-bit binary equivalent = 1001110100001011000001000000010111000101 string does not occur in first 4 billion binary digits of pi :((

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                  jkgh
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                  I don't think you are trying! Al When a man goes on a date he wonders if he is going to get lucky. A woman already knows - Frederick Ryder

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                  • H Henrik Husted

                    Say this on www.memepool.com A quote from http://pi.nersc.gov/: "Search the first four billion binary digits of Pi for a string" Hey, it found my first name :)

                    search string = "henrik"
                    30-bit binary equivalent = 010000010101110100100100101011

                    search string found at binary index = 2319774228
                    binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
                    binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
                    character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
                    character string: henrik

                    .Henrik

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                    John Fisher
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                    How do we know that they've got the right binary representation of the decimal number? ;P

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                    • J John Fisher

                      How do we know that they've got the right binary representation of the decimal number? ;P

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                      Henry Jacobs
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                      How do we know if PI was meant to be decoded in binary?

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                      • H Henry Jacobs

                        How do we know if PI was meant to be decoded in binary?

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                        John Fisher
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                        For that matter, how do we know PI was meant to be decoded in decimal? Maybe it should stay as a fraction! :omg:

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                        • H Henrik Husted

                          Say this on www.memepool.com A quote from http://pi.nersc.gov/: "Search the first four billion binary digits of Pi for a string" Hey, it found my first name :)

                          search string = "henrik"
                          30-bit binary equivalent = 010000010101110100100100101011

                          search string found at binary index = 2319774228
                          binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
                          binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
                          character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
                          character string: henrik

                          .Henrik

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                          Brigg Thorp
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                          It found my nickname, but not my given name search string = "brigg" 25-bit binary equivalent = 0001010010010010011100111 search string found at binary index = 653612464 binary pi : 1111100000010100100100100111001110000110101011101000010011110000 binary string: 0001010010010010011100111 character pi : egedq_o-z_-ihvgxbriggaunpsxeykqwnkw:ob character string: brigg search string = "brigham" 35-bit binary equivalent = 00010100100100100111010000000101101 string does not occur in first 4 billion binary digits of pi Brigg Thorp Software Engineer Timex Corporation

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