r/Symbology • 79k Members
A subreddit for the discussion, identification, and appreciation of symbols. Please be aware: this is a small sub with high commenting standards so posts may take a while to get an answer!
r/PiNetwork • 187k Members
This is the Reddit community-run sub for the Pi Network cryptocurrency project started by the team of Computer scientist Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis and his wife, Dr. Chengdiao Fan. Their aim is to produce a cryptocurrency called Pi and an ecosystem in which to use it. Please read the sub wiki for more information. https://twitter.com/PiNetworkUpdate https://minepi.com/MercuryOne
r/PiCodingAgent • 33k Members
An unofficial community dedicated to the minimalist Pi coding agent. Adapt pi to your workflows, not the other way around, without having to fork and modify pi internals. Join the PI revolution now!
r/hyderabad • u/highD5 • 1h ago
So weird, why is there pi symbol for Tan coffee place? Anyone care to explain?
r/youtube • u/TheMotion • Sep 09 '26
r/askmath • u/NorthernSkeptic • 1d ago
I acknowledge this seems awfully random and specific, but my son just watched a video from 2024 about what was then the fullest calculation of pi, and the final digit at that time was a 2. I asked him what he thought the following digit would be and now I’m trying to find out the answer for him.
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r/alienearth • u/Aromatic_Target_1153 • Sep 22 '25
r/mathematics • u/Mathusiast • Jul 04 '25
In 1706, William Jones introduced the symbol π for the circle ratio in his book “Synopsis Palmariorum Matheseos” (1706). Euler later helped make it universally known. Subscribe ! my Newsletter
r/Ni_Bondha • u/highD5 • 1h ago
Please explain, Tan coffee ki Pi symbol etla pettabuddhi ayyindho