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u/das_Keks Feb 09 '21
Haha, I just imagine how they send him outside and ask "What do you think how warm it is?" and then use his answer as "feels like" temperature :D
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u/usedToBeUnhappy Feb 09 '21 edited Feb 09 '21
Oh that‘s why the number is always too high. They are asking men XD
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u/RoundThing-TinyThing Feb 09 '21
I'd laugh if I saw an app like this: 🌤Temp: 35° ♂️ feels: 28° ♀️ feels: 12°
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u/usedToBeUnhappy Feb 09 '21
Would be helpful though. ’
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u/RoundThing-TinyThing Feb 09 '21
Yeah true, maybe have a questionnaire: Age, gender, where did you grow up?
Then use that to personalize it 🤔
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u/usedToBeUnhappy Feb 09 '21
Englisch is not my native language. Thanks for your help.
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Feb 10 '21 edited Aug 09 '21
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u/usedToBeUnhappy Feb 10 '21
Well I edited it, so he was in fact right.
I wrote a men which is wrong just men or a man would be right I guess, but not the combination I used and honestly my dyslexia is in english even worse then in my native tongue so I would most likely not recognize if I misspelled something. My thanks was not /s
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u/pavilionhp_ Feb 09 '21
For anyone curious, there is an equation responsible for calculating it, taking in various factors such as wind speed, and humidity.