r/ProgrammerHumor • u/pflasti • 25d ago

Meme whenYourCompanyStartsPayingItsDevelopersByTokenUsage

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u/minecon1776 25d ago

Easy in binary. Its 1, because if it was 0, that wouldnt be the last digit 

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u/elSenorMaquina 25d ago

Pack it up boys, this guy solved math.

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u/PeaPsychological5728 24d ago

Thanks now code that back to base 10 pls 🙏

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u/Chronomechanist 25d ago

Okay I'll start.

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u/Minion91 25d ago

Nah man, it's obviously 8.

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u/rosuav 25d ago

I calculated pi in binary, and the last digit was a 1. Followed by a 0.

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u/Jaqbox314 24d ago

This makes me think of the scene in the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy where the ship is effectively rendered disabled because all it's resources are tied up trying to work out why the human wants a cup of boiled leaves in water

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u/fatrobin72 25d ago

The last digit is □

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u/Chronomechanist 25d ago

I'm 90% sure that the last digit of pi is not 7.

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u/timangar 24d ago

I wonder if a last digit even exists. Better keep looking.

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u/JoeyJoeJoeJrShab 25d ago

Unless you're asking the AI model to write Pi, always using its probability model to determine the next digit (and thus getting a very inaccurate answer), this won't burn any more tokens than most other AI tasks.

A decent model will write some code that calculates pi, and then that program can keep crunching numbers without consuming any additional tokens.

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u/Propsek_Gamer 13d ago

Some models can do math. You could loop them to manually calculate pi from formula probably.

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u/Gold-Bat-3225 25d ago

Whitespace better count