The amount of loves this weest receives will be the number of push-ups I'll do every day for the next month.
Updates will be posted in the comments.
The first 43 digits of pi:
/64495d68f4b4ef051d11f56d – 31
/644a7ddcf4b4ef051d11f8a8 – 4 (I now realize that the hyphen actually made it 3, please forgive me
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/644bce92f4b4ef051d11fcc4 – 15
/64668a3b379fe877346a80e6 – 9
/6467495d379fe877346a8347 – 26
/646d0b86379fe877346a9059 – 5
/647519e746950392a8a77f0a – 35
/6477a1da46950392a8a7886f – 8
/647a528546950392a8a793ad – 9
/648737a339982005336a6d50 – 7
/648c5a0b39982005336a79a6 – 9
/64e25a2536f76804ffcc7ece – 3
/64f47f6536f76804ffcca40a – 23
/64fcc92c62c9b104f6596779 – 8
/64ff592962c9b104f6596ce8 – 46
/65170bb362c9b104f659b58c – 26
/651c759d78d5f244b8588968 – 4
/651ec60e78d5f244b858906e – 3
/651fe7b978d5f244b85893cd – 38
/652bd34832e9ba2c28b88742 – 32
/65736d12a73a6704e9e69612 – 7
/657aebe6a73a6704e9e6a47d – 9
/658b249e13237a4d903bf7e8 – 5
/65be8c396a2aecc3395663c5 – 0
/65cf9c125ad186a85fba8d00 – 28
/65d0ff4d5ad186a85fba915a – 8
/65df939a611040e755a38af5 – 4
/65f32580dfe998843509bc55 – 197
This weest – 169
I actually had not checked this until now, so I’m glad everything seems to be right, except for the one hyphen. All word counts were generated by Microsoft Word.
By the way, I should add that I promised myself not to cheat by adding random letters and spaces at the end of posts. That would’ve probably made things a little easier.
I hope this brightens up at least one person’s pi day. And no, I will not continue doing this in any shape or form. Thanks for reading.
I secretly weested out the first 43 digits of pi!
It all started in April of 2023… For some reason, I wanted to secretly weest out pi. There probably wasn’t much of a reason, to be honest. I guess π is just that awesome :D
I eventually decided to weest out pi by using the word count on my posts. For example: “I love Appelmoeshapje” would be 3, pi’s first digit. I originally wanted to go even further and make it based on word length. In that case, the following sentence would be the first three digits of pi: “Eat a pear!” However, I quickly realized that this would be too hard to pull off.
And thus, I’ve been doing this ever since. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to try this. Many times, I’ve wanted to post something, only to realize that I couldn’t because I can’t make it match the following digits of pi, making my wording a bit odd.
Anyways, here are all digits of pi I was able to share with the world over the past year:
3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169
My next post will link each post to their corresponding digit(s) of pi.
I secretly weested out the first 43 digits of pi!
It all started in April of 2023… For some reason, I wanted to secretly weest out pi. There probably wasn’t much of a reason, to be honest. I guess π is just that awesome :D
I eventually decided to weest out pi by using the word count on my posts. For example: “I love Appelmoeshapje” would be 3, pi’s first digit. I originally wanted to go even further and make it based on word length. In that case, the following sentence would be the first three digits of pi: “Eat a pear!” However, I quickly realized that this would be too hard to pull off.
And thus, I’ve been doing this ever since. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to try this. Many times, I’ve wanted to post something, only to realize that I couldn’t because I can’t make it match the following digits of pi, making my wording a bit odd.
Anyways, here are all digits of pi I was able to share with the world over the past year:
3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169
My next post will link each post to their corresponding digit(s) of pi.
please make them suffer :)
Ok since I’m new and not super popular I hope I can get away with doing this challenge(inspired by previous challenges of similar form):
ceiling(lm) = y
l = the number of loves this posts gets within a week of sharing this
m = a multiplier that is greater than one which I decide
y = a variable determined by l and m. This variable is part of a series of y length, determined by the following recursive function:
a_(n+1) = a_(n) + 1, for a_(1) = c; for
Where c is a constant determined by the comment count by people other than me on this post, not including replies.
For every love this post gets, by the time a week has elapsed, I will multiply it by m and use this, as well as the number of non-reply comments I get from others on this post, in the formula to determine my one-hand pushup challenge routine.
If I get c of 3 and a y of 5, this is what my routine will look like:
Day 1: 3 one-hand pushups
Day 2: 4 one-hand pushups
Day 3: 5 one-hand pushups
Day 4: 6 one-hand pushups
Day 5: 7 one-hand pushupsI hope I don’t regret this decision
I also hope I didn’t do the math wrong for the generating function
Please don’t spam comments tho I don’t wanna lose my arms yet
get this more loves than my original weest
Inspired by @rens2
I will do 3 push-ups per day for a month for every like this post gets. I really need to work out and I’m giving you guys a chance to control my workout!
Now, let’s add some more things. For every repost this post gets, I will do 5 clap push-ups every day for a month.
For every comment this post gets, I will do 10 sit-ups every day for a month. (No spamming)
Will start in 24 hours, I will update you guys every day.
The amount of loves this weest receives will be the number of push-ups I'll do every day for the next month.
Updates will be posted in the comments.
It's kind of amazing how excited I can get by simply watching a single number slowly decrease. It's my best attempt thus far, so I really hope it will generate promising results.
I haven’t been this excited for an update on any platform in a very long time. It just makes me so happy to know that wasteof is now more alive than ever and still supported by its ceo.
resisting the urge to weest out all the lyrics of the song that's been stuck in your head for hours isn't hard but also no fun
It's funny how often I need to relearn about the importance of back ups. I was fortunate enough to not lose anything big or important this time, but some of my files are likely lost forever. Please make back ups. Even healthy devices can die unexpectedly.