Akuila Mafi
Akuila Mafi (date of birth unknown) is a Tasmanian-raised Tongan[2] former rugby union fly-half.
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Career
Mafi started his international career playing in the 1995 Rugby World Cup Tonga squad, coached by Fakahau Valu. He played against Ivory Coast, in Rustenburg, on 3 June, where he replaced the first choice fly-half Elisi Vunipola during the match. This match was also his last cap for Tonga.[3]
gollark: It stores each *byte* with an index into pi, which is not very efficient.
gollark: Ah, here you go:https://github.com/philipl/pifs
gollark: I think there's a thing called PiFS.
gollark: I think the calculators we have for school store numbers as either rationals, surds (multiples of square roots, or something like that), or multiples of pi.
gollark: You miss out on those pesky infinitely long numbers.
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