I appreciate the attention to detail for not putting the degrees symbol on the Kelvin values, that often gets overlooked.
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What no Rankine?
Decent argument for F.
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Why no Rankine?
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Does anyone use rankine outside of university?
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No. You use Kelvin in everyday life?
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I feel like 295C is a little more than catching on fire, maybe a little melting ontop of the initial fire.
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It's actually far below a candle flame of ca. 1000°C.
It would be a cool flame from burning higher alcohols.
21c is pretty chilly though.
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I also feel that 68° F is still jacket territory.
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Yeah this is a bit too cool to be laying out in a hammock.
Unless you are in direct sun. Which would be terrible anyway. (Temperature measurements are taken in the shade for this reason.)
68 in the humidity is fucking hot. Like swim in the Mississippi hot
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I am from a very humid place in parts of the year and I still disagree.
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