Do you celebrate March 14 as Pi Day?

[jimfl@hachyderm.io]

@evan What I celebrate is any excuse to eat pie

[disorderlyf@todon.eu]

@evan Mostly to point out tau > pi

[ubik@fedi.turbofish.cc]

@evan No, because in the rest of the world the month comes after the day. I know there is no 31 April, but still, celebrating it on 14/3 would feel weird.

[dneary@mastodon.ie]

@evan Yes, but ... 22/7 is a better approximation, and month-first dates are not common worldwide.

[rpsu@mas.to]

@evan I celebrate it 31.4.

No wait.

[philip@mastodon.mallegolhansen.com]

@jamie Inversely, some may be jealous that your Tuesday nights apparently amount to a celebration every week.

Certainly the luxury of being able to order food amounts to a serious celebration for some.
@evan

[evan@cosocial.ca]

@jamie people celebrate how they celebrate.

[log@mastodon.sdf.org]

@evan Yes, but the pie should be eaten at 1:59:26. PM, 'cause I ain't getting up that early.

[mjsberna@infosec.exchange]

@evan
We write the date as 14.3. so it looks weird to connect it to π.

[rupert@mastodon.nz]

@evan but we're not like those weirdos celebrating tau day on 6.28

[kdawson@tldr.nettime.org]

@evan

I voted yes because I do celebrate; but I consider March 14 to be Lesser Pi Day. July 22 is Greater Pi Day, since 22/7 approximates pi to three decimal places better than 3.14 does.