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For a project we’re working on right now, we want to pull a Donald Knuth and have a version number that converged towards some irrational number. However, we don’t want to use something boring like pi, e, sqrt(2), etc. Is there an irrational number that is particularly relevant to computer science that we could employ?
how about golden ratio?