π: What Comes After π?
π: What Comes After π?
Twitter is gone, and your work powers the hate left in its wake. What will you do next?
A nice, concise overview of the reasons to move away from social media, and how to do it, including the Fediverse and POSSE.
If β is natural numbers and β is rational numbers and β€ is integers and β is the rational numbers, what are π and π?
Not aware of any specific usages, but maybe they're used as meta-sets. e.g. "consider a set of numbers π and a set of numbers π ... etc, which can't be done with the defined letters.
Unicode originally only had the double-struck letters for the defined sets β, β, β, β, β, β and β€, but the full alphabets were later added at higher code-points with "reserved" gaps where the defined seven letters would otherwise appear.
(Complex, Hamiltonian quaternions, Natural, Prime, Quotient (rational), Real and Zahlen, a German word for counting numbers, for anyone wondering.
Quick edit: Zahl is cognate with English "tell" and "tale" which are both related to "tally", believe it or not. "Recounting a tale" didn't used to mean telling(!) a story, but instead literally checking a previous count, and developed the wider sense later.
Also, β not getting "β" because β couldn't have "β" is kind of funny.).
Shouldn't it be sans serif though? Low effort.
So... Do you care to explain further or should we just sign up based on this static image you posted?
My bad. Have restored the link.
A related article that I found so interesting I could barely put it down, and helped convince me to leave Reddit and come here instead: https://medium.com/@max.p.schlienger/the-cargo-cult-of-the-ennui-engine-890c541cebcb.
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