Is your name in pi?
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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
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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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 = 010000010101110100100100101011search string found at binary index = 2319774228
binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
character string: henrik.Henrik
"stephane" 40-bit binary equivalent = 1001110100001011000001000000010111000101 string does not occur in first 4 billion binary digits of pi :((
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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 = 010000010101110100100100101011search string found at binary index = 2319774228
binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
character string: henrik.Henrik
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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"stephane" 40-bit binary equivalent = 1001110100001011000001000000010111000101 string does not occur in first 4 billion binary digits of pi :((
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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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 = 010000010101110100100100101011search string found at binary index = 2319774228
binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
character string: henrik.Henrik
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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"stephane" 40-bit binary equivalent = 1001110100001011000001000000010111000101 string does not occur in first 4 billion binary digits of pi :((
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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 = 010000010101110100100100101011search string found at binary index = 2319774228
binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
character string: henrik.Henrik
How do we know that they've got the right binary representation of the decimal number? ;P
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How do we know that they've got the right binary representation of the decimal number? ;P
How do we know if PI was meant to be decoded in binary?
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How do we know if PI was meant to be decoded in binary?
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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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 = 010000010101110100100100101011search string found at binary index = 2319774228
binary pi : 0110110001000001010111010010010010101101111110000011110101000011
binary string: 010000010101110100100100101011
character pi : kz-ztkwslfkjwoklhenrikoxguawut:_:nztv
character string: henrik.Henrik
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