Less Than One

Calculate the possibility of finding your soulmate

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Calculate the possibility of finding your soulmate

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I did it for curiosity's sake (I've been married for 12 years and going nowhere). Why didn't it ask if I was previously married or if I had kids?

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11yr ago

HackToStart

"How easy is it for you to click with someone?" I take issue with this question, which probably doesn't bode well for my answer to it, hah! (I got 37). Great marketing for a short film release. Would love to see more mini apps created for promo efforts like this.

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11yr ago

Should include the option to select your own sex. I feel it makes assumptions based on the "are you interested" criteria.

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11yr ago

Domino Spot

Why does it ask me to type in the population of my town and then says I've got like 13 soulmates in the WORLD. It's rather odd.

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11yr ago

SALT

I'm screwed based on this...22 :( Love video! I wonder how they are figuring out the numbers connected to these assumptions. Great concept

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11yr ago

Product Hunt

Apparently there are 101 people in San Francisco that are "perfect" for me. 😕

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11yr ago

This is for the Crazy Ones

@rrhoover I only have about 50 more in Boston. =( lol

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11yr ago

Versus

@rrhoover I got 4.38. That might be high—long ago, I made my own estimate of this and came up with only 30 in the entire USA. If it's only calculating in SF, though, that's a mistake! I met my wife online; at the time she lived in Houston. We were long-distance for years (kinda still are, until she finishes her PhD).

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11yr ago

Versus

@rrhoover Also… it is probably assuming that all these factors are independent. They are not. For me, strong intellectual connection is highly correllated with “clicking”. But this lists them as two separate factors, which presumably it just multiplies, as if they were uncorrelated. Basically just trying to say, don't feel bleak :-)

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11yr ago