NASA uses 15 digits of PI for most calculations. At most 37 digits of PI are needed to relate the size of the known universe to that of a hydrogen atom.
30 decimal places seems to be a reasonable limit for most uses.
What calculation are you performing that would require 200 decimal places? :-]
That said, I am a little disappointed that %pt.bf $calc(0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000054) is returning 0 seconds for Planck Time. I mean, how am I going to determine my dog's next feeding time with that kind of inaccuracy?
Off topic: Sorry, I just can't stop myself from laughing at these funny jokes!
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Probably, Mr. Raccoon plans to make calculations in mIRC for the development and creation of his own "Time Machine", not otherwise.
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Wow! Let's go, Back to the Future... to 1995!Nevertheless, thanks anyway for the additional and useful change that will be made in the near future.
