27 C ; 50% humidity and I'm dying
Fuck you that's a nice cool temperature for the summerZain Sugieres wrote:
27 C ; 50% humidity and I'm dying
22 C 70% HumidityKhelly wrote:
Fuck you that's a nice cool temperature for the summerZain Sugieres wrote:
27 C ; 50% humidity and I'm dying
I'm already dying from this heatwave, I'll die for real if I go to Murica.Khelly wrote:
33 degrees 56% now
Xyrus I will swap places with you
secret plan to get into the uk
2015071 wrote:
Texas?
Why is everybody from TexasKhelly wrote:
How did you know
Welcome to Hong Kong. Where the heat you endure will always be backed up with torrential rain.2015071 wrote:
33°c and 70% humidity and absolutely no wind??????!!!!!!!! ARE YOU FXXKING KIDDING ME !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm done
Lol so truAthrun wrote:
Welcome to Hong Kong. Where the heat you endure will always be backed up with torrential rain.2015071 wrote:
33°c and 70% humidity and absolutely no wind??????!!!!!!!! ARE YOU FXXKING KIDDING ME !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm done
Say that once again when you come Singapore.
VHS wrote:
2015071 wrote:
Texas?Why is everybody from TexasKhelly wrote:
How did you know
OT; Constant 65 degrees Fahrenheit here, it's not too bad
VHS wrote:
OT: Constant 65 degrees Fahrenheit here, it's not too bad
God damn it americans embrace the superior system already.VHS wrote:
Fahrenheit
Increase temp by 10-Jukke- wrote:
25 celsius and 60% humidity were dying here
my neighbor literally came up and said "its like hellfire out here"
I'm not even American but it's the standard here in the US so I'll just comply with it, though I do genuinely believe that Celsius is a more accurate systemZain Sugieres wrote:
VHS wrote:
OT: Constant 65 degrees Fahrenheit here, it's not too badGod damn it americans embrace the superior system already.VHS wrote:
Fahrenheit
Definitely agree with that, but alas 90% of Americans won't understand what I'll be trying to say so I just stick with the system they're most comfortable with.Zain Sugieres wrote:
The metric system generally makes more sense than the imperial system. 10s and 100s are a lot more comfortable than 8s and whatever else you have
it's not more accurate, the point is that it's units are easier to convert and calculate with.VHS wrote:
I'm not even American but it's the standard here in the US so I'll just comply with it, though I do genuinely believe that Celsius is a more accurate system
If you're used to binary and hexadecimal, then powers of 2 are easier than powers of 10.Zain Sugieres wrote:
The metric system generally makes more sense than the imperial system. 10s and 100s are a lot more comfortable than 8s and whatever else you have
Xyrus wrote:
If you're used to binary and hexadecimal, then powers of 2 are easier than powers of 10.Zain Sugieres wrote:
The metric system generally makes more sense than the imperial system. 10s and 100s are a lot more comfortable than 8s and whatever else you have
I remember when I was in Espoo, a random guy called me a madman for wearing a hoodie in 24 celsius 70% humidity lol good times-Jukke- wrote:
25 celsius and 60% humidity were dying here
my neighbor literally came up and said "its like hellfire out here"
The same percentage as people that are computer literate enough to be capable of programming.Zain Sugieres wrote:
Xyrus wrote:
If you're used to binary and hexadecimal, then powers of 2 are easier than powers of 10.
Now tell me how big is the percentage of people who are used to the binary system.
0Xyrus wrote:
If you're used to binary and hexadecimal, then powers of 2 are easier than powers of 10.Zain Sugieres wrote:
The metric system generally makes more sense than the imperial system. 10s and 100s are a lot more comfortable than 8s and whatever else you have
If I say to you "10^13", can you type it down in word form in under 5 seconds, or would you have to think about it?abraker wrote:
0Xyrus wrote:
If you're used to binary and hexadecimal, then powers of 2 are easier than powers of 10.
1
2
4
8
16
32
64
128
256
512
1024
2048
4096
81??
????
That's all I remember by heart. Powers of 10 is still easier for larger numbers.