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maxsavin
23d ago
being consistent when being asked the same question multiple times
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Do Apple's green text bubbles have an accessibility problem?
(colorschemer.com)
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Show HN: Simulated 12-hue RYB color wheel
(colorschemer.com)
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1y ago
The key word in AI is "artificial"
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Show HN: GPT-5 summaries of today's top HN stories and comments
(hackernewsdaily.com)
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2y ago
To me, the question is, can you build a better software team than your current product provider has? If you are planning to hire developers as if they are just construction workers, you're in for a bad surprise. Plus, attracting talent
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Comparing RGB, HSL, HEX and CMYK, and where they fall short for design
(colorschemer.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Hey folks - this is a new product I had a lot of fun hacking together. The color schemes are generated by GPT4, which does a surprisingly good job at putting together good looking combinations. The schemes are then sent out to our X account
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Show HN: Color Schemer Gallery – GPT 4 generated and X curated
(colorschemer.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
https://www.hackernewsdaily.com is built on Meteor - haven't touched it for years and its working great really easy to update apps too
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Ask HN: What is Rust being used for nowadays?
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4y ago
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4y ago
I usually charge per day or per week. If it's a few hours, I just tell them it's not worth my time. The locality of the customer matters a lot. Usually, I will factor what it would cost for them to hire a full-time engineer (not j
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maxsavin
5y ago
Color management is done on the OS level. If you're not happy with the quality of app.. would love to know what's not working for you - and am happy to provide a refund.
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5y ago
Minimum viable product :P
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Show HN: Get all the HN Top 30 Stories delivered to your inbox daily
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5y ago
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5y ago
Thanks. Paletter's feature set goes quite beyond what the mainstream tools offer, but maybe that needs to be more clear. Cloud palettes are probably coming. As for Linux, would be a tough call since most designers are on Mac and Window
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5y ago
thanks for adding Paletter :)
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5y ago
What kind of features would you want for ten dollars?
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5y ago
Completely arbitrary
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maxsavin
5y ago
It supports RGB, LRGB, HSL, HCL and LAB (for now :)
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maxsavin
5y ago
Thanks... good things happen when the end user is on the App Page :P I am going to outline it on the next website.. for now, it's present in the Upgrade tab on Paletter Lite Screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/CJvf0fh
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5y ago
There's a difference, part of it is a matter of a taste, like picking a color for your band, part of is it logical, like accessibility, color psychology, etc. I'd say most people struggle with the taste part, and that's what
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5y ago
Not likely :| maybe a web product down the line - can suggest to sign up for company updates
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5y ago
All you need is to pick a base color for your brand. Paletter will then generate different schemes and palettes for you based on that color. And you can play with it and explore :) I'm the same as you haha
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5y ago
At least for Mac, people have completely different UI/UX expectations for a website and an app. Designers tend to be pretty picky about their tools.
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5y ago
Very good point, can't believe I missed that. I have it inside Paletter Lite app.. have a screenshot for you here: https://imgur.com/a/CJvf0fh
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5y ago
What device are you using?
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5y ago
Honestly, half of the point was to have a native app. It changes the perception of the product, gives it a proper presence on your app dock, works offline, and has the system related features you would expect :) It also helps piggyback on t
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5y ago
Hey folks! Loving the comments on trying to use the screenshot. I thought it would be really nice to have a full size demo of the product rather than a scaled down graphic - but it turns out there could be a downside! Happy to answer any an
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Show HN: Paletter – Create Professional Color Palettes from a Single Color
(paletter.app)
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5y ago
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