There is a website that just has like, a million digits of py in plai text, you could go there and ctrl+f

I guess this is kinda inconsistent, I use calyx on a pixel 6. When I bought it, the battery would last 20 hours SCREEN OFF… But after one magical update, its now over 100 (~5 days). So I guess OP should just pray that a similar update gets to his phone lol…

Just to chip in, cloudflare tunnels are a thing and also transverse CGNAT. Or you could use LocalXPosed, and other sevices like that.

I will try to guess how that works!

keep in mind that I have no clue on how BASIC sintax works lol

1 -> function declared
2 -> variable x and y initiated to values 0 and 1.
3 -> for loop created that goes from 1 to 26 (updating variable N)
4 -> Variable R is created, its value is the square root of (x^2 + y^2). Xs and Ys values are set to be themselves divided by R.
5 -> P variable created (it stores the value of PI), and set to (2 ^ N) * square root of (x - 1) ^ 2 + y ^ 2. Lastly X is increased by one
6 -> Proceed only after for loop is done
7 -> return the variable P

(I do recognize I just transcribed the code, and I also made an implementation in python of it, lol)

now for why that works ill figure another time, its 12:30 pm here and I am eepy :). But I have recognized that X tends to 2 and Y to 0.

and I am pretty sure this implements the algorithm of creating higher and higher “resolution” circles so starting with a triangle and adding more and more vertices (vertex?). Ill edit in the full explanation late :)

here is my implementation:

def CalcPi():
    X = 0
    Y = 1
    P = 0

    for i in range(1,26):
        R = sqrt(X**2 + Y**2)
        
        X = X/R
        Y = Y/R

        P = (2**i) * sqrt((X-1)**2 + Y**2)
        X += 1
    return P

Any help appreciated :)

Ma spoon is too big

A rat is expected to live 6 tears in a human house, 1 in the nature… Nature is wild

i don’t think so, they basically have a very tight bean of sound that goes straight, and then count the time it takes to return. i think this only counts the first bounce, as there would be exponentially more after the first, and they would also be super quiet. (see the thought emporium’s video on this, and btw, im very much just saying my thoughts with 0 research)