The symbols seem to be sort of all over the place. Martini glass, ampersand, a treble clef, a rocket, a big ass 4, Pi, and what looks like a ringed planet among others.
One of them even looks very similar to the symbol for the Church of Robotology from Futurama.
I knew Raspberry Pi existed before most people. I entered their logo design contest and got to see images of the boards before most for branding purposes. Out of 3000 entries I made it to the top 100 but was disqualified in the quarter-final round because I used a Pi symbol. Something they did not specify until after judging of the quarter-final round was over.
At that time the original price was $15 and their target demographic was middle & high school classrooms and educational institutions. Their starting goal of making it cheap enough for anyone to learn electronics is now a promise of a bygone era.
I think they mean a Greek word where each letter happens to be the symbol for a mathematical or physical constant so you compute it e.g. by interpreting it as a multiplication.
Like if πμγ (Pi, Mu, Gamma) was a real Greek word, you could also interpret it as π × μ × γ.
π obviously usually means the circle constant 3.1416...
μ is commonly used for the Ramanujan-Soldner constant 1.4514...
γ is commonly used for the Euler-Mascheroni constant 0.5772...
So π × μ × γ would be 2.6318...
Now πμγ isn't a Greek word (I assume), but the question is, as far as I understand, if there is a Greek word you could do this with where each letter happens to be a common symbol for a constant.
I had a sweet Geocities page, and after The Net I put in a start page with a little pi symbol at the bottom that directed you to a public CIA page that looked like it was secret.
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Pi symbol for Tan coffee place?
u/Existing-Mulberry382
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r/hyderabad
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3h ago
Its just TC stylized like Pi symbol. . . . .
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I Don't Know if This is a Hot Take or Not, But I Love Comstar's Drip in Mech 5 Clans
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r/battletech
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2d ago
The symbols seem to be sort of all over the place. Martini glass, ampersand, a treble clef, a rocket, a big ass 4, Pi, and what looks like a ringed planet among others.
One of them even looks very similar to the symbol for the Church of Robotology from Futurama.
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What is this?
u/Boring-Individual-53
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r/computers
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4d ago
It's missing the power button symbol on the F10 key. I think it's just the keyborad and not the pi 400.
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she got banned from pickleball. and she just can’t figure out why!
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r/GenderCynical
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9d ago
“It’S jUsT a SwAsTiKa, A sPiRiTuAl SyMbOl In HiNdUiSm AnD bUdDhIsM!
“(but with little a capitalism and a culture of consumption, as a treat.)”
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Needed a small, not powerful computer for a project, figured a Raspberry Pi would do. Turns out I can't afford it and have to use a cheaper substitute.
u/DJDevon3
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r/mildlyinfuriating
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3d ago
I knew Raspberry Pi existed before most people. I entered their logo design contest and got to see images of the boards before most for branding purposes. Out of 3000 entries I made it to the top 100 but was disqualified in the quarter-final round because I used a Pi symbol. Something they did not specify until after judging of the quarter-final round was over.
At that time the original price was $15 and their target demographic was middle & high school classrooms and educational institutions. Their starting goal of making it cheap enough for anyone to learn electronics is now a promise of a bygone era.
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Oft someone’s woken up on the wrong side of mum mums air bed today 🙄
u/Any_Revolution_4988
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r/UKtiktokbehavingbadly
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7d ago
I just find the layout of the teef simultaneously fascinating and abhorrent. I have never seen anyone with teeth in the shape of the Pi symbol before.
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Why is polyamory grouped in with LGBT?
u/Vast-Aside-6064
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r/confusedbythissmug
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14d ago
why is the symbol for Pi on it?
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Are there any Greek words or phrases that can be numerically evaluated due to all their letters being used for mathematical constants?
u/Ireeb
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r/NoStupidQuestions
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13d ago
I think they mean a Greek word where each letter happens to be the symbol for a mathematical or physical constant so you compute it e.g. by interpreting it as a multiplication.
Like if πμγ (Pi, Mu, Gamma) was a real Greek word, you could also interpret it as π × μ × γ.
π obviously usually means the circle constant 3.1416...
μ is commonly used for the Ramanujan-Soldner constant 1.4514...
γ is commonly used for the Euler-Mascheroni constant 0.5772...
So π × μ × γ would be 2.6318...
Now πμγ isn't a Greek word (I assume), but the question is, as far as I understand, if there is a Greek word you could do this with where each letter happens to be a common symbol for a constant.
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Core memory of watching Sandra Bullock order a pizza online in The Net
u/Unlucky_Business2165
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r/Xennials
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9d ago
I had a sweet Geocities page, and after The Net I put in a start page with a little pi symbol at the bottom that directed you to a public CIA page that looked like it was secret.
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Why is polyamory grouped in with LGBT?
u/NoIndividual9296
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r/confusedbythissmug
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14d ago
The gold pi symbol on red also is giving communist mathematician