I think you’re just mapping/recreating the CIELAB system in RGB then.
For apparent color, the Lab* coordinates are a lot easier to work with, and they already do exactly what you’re attempting to do with the polar coordinates (since LCh is essentially the same coordinate system but with polar coordinates).
Which color space are you working in? Are you using something larger than sRGB?
I think this task would be a lot easier in CIELAB.
“Love doesn’t hurt”, meaning someome who truly loves you will not intentionally hurt you.
People of the age you described are not good at expressing themselves, but as you grow into more mature relationships, it should always be that love doesn’t hurt.
Do you mean this is the 25th to 75th percentile of saturation?
What luminance or L* have you picked?
I’m guessing the people that you consider to be the “left” are who people on the left consider to be the “right”. This isn’t a left/right ideological issue. People should be allowed opinions and we should each be allowed to agree or disagree, in whole or in part, with the opinions of others. Through those opinions, agreements, and disagreements we should each form our own morals.
We lose our ethics and our society when we stop listening to each other’s opinions and morals and instead dismiss each other because they are not from “our side”.
Apologies then, I thought you were doing a “both sides” thing
There’s a difference between judging people by their natural traits (color, shape, genetics, etc) and judging people by their choices in hairstyle, clothing, body language, etc.
People can’t do much about their traits, but they usually have full control over their choices.
I’m not an expert, but I thought on Arch you are specifically not supposed to use the discover store because it can cause partial updates which can in turn cause major problems.
However, the point still stands, pacman and the AUR are easy and have nearly everything.
Because the 3rd panel looks better when you have dozens of physical properties to track. It also makes retrieval easier because you can get all the physical properties at once, instead of having to read every line.
For an example that small it doesn’t matter, but for something larger it could become a performance benefit.
99PI did a good episode on the existing bridge and this new bridge. They also discuss the prior pleas made by the corrupt owner of the existing bridge.
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/640-ambassador-bridge/
No generation has made the poison that was fed to them.
Is he going to waive sovereign immunity for himself to make the government pay him more money?
I’ve been using double edge safety razors for a long time since other methods were never comfortable. I also liked to experiment with different hardware and soaps until I found my preference. I would recommend against using a razor with a design that has multiple stacked blades.
The additional blades often cause additional irritation because the first blade removes the shaving cream, so additional blades are scraping the skin without sufficient lubrication. If you are prone to ingrown hairs, these are also likely to make that much worse.
If you want a closer shave, I recommend doing multiple passes (with the grain, then across, then against; skip the against the grain pass in sensitive areas or entirely) and reapply shaving cream between passes.
Lastly, I prefer having a fixed head razor (no pivot) because then I can control the angle. This allows you to adjust to the cutting angle of the blade and to adjust the aggressiveness of the cut in different areas. A pivoting head takes away this control.
If you need recommendations, for gear let me know. I’m happy to share my knowledge.
So mostly good Vorin men and some women a little below average?
On PC, often those are short videos. If you can find those files, you can remove the file and they won’t play. Pcgamerwiki is helpful
I’m not defending the pyramid overall, only commenting on the peas.
Peas have a decent amount of protein (not high protein, but decent) and a good amount of fiber. They are generally pretty good and probably a better choice than things people might eat instead. They are basically beans after all. They are certainly not empty starch and are pretty easy to add to many dishes.
I think it’s Rinoa from FF8 which released earlier in 1999.
That all makes sense though. By definition, popular games are liked by many people. Popular games are talked about more. People expect popular games to be listed. Many people will doubt these publications if they fail to list several of the most popular games.
I’m sure there is some money changing hands too, but that can only do so much (maybe move a game a little higher on these lists).
Popular and good (for you) are not the same thing. Games can either, both, or neither of those things. It is only when we think about large numbers of people that popular and “good” become correlated.
Regarding the idea of IP theft, I think it’s more complicated.
Let’s say you buy a book, learn from it, and use that knowledge to your benefit. We don’t think of this as stealing, even though you didn’t buy the knowledge, you only bought the text.
If you borrow a book, likewise the knowledge is yours, not just while you’ve borrowed the book. Even if you pirate or steal the book (please don’t), the knowledge is still yours regardless.
So I don’t think there should be an issue of an AI learning freely from content.
However, I would agree that when it reproduces a work without attribution that it becomes a problem. The problem that we as a society have even when AI is not involved is defining where that line is. Because there are cases where some kinds of reproduction are ok (parody, homage, etc.). We as a society do not have clear rules for these things because it is hard to define those rules. That’s our problem, not a problem with AI. Using AI just makes it too easy for someone to cross that line and therefore I find it risky to use it for the production of that kind of material.
But I do not think it’s an issue for me to ask the AI how to do some unusual thing in the terminal or to refactor a part of my code to work a little differently. There is no harm in asking it to create a GUI version of the cli program that I made.
As for putting people out of jobs, we may be at an inflection point in our productivity curve. Historically, these have caused short term job loss but ultimately lead to improvements generally once we’ve had time to adjust once people learn how to leverage these tools effectively. Likely, it will create more jobs in new areas.
Humans will always use more resources, especially energy. Until the last few decades the source of thst energy wasn’t concerning. Now it is and we need to find more ways to produce more energy cleanly. Arguing for less energy use is never going to work. We will always use more energy.
For 2014 that sounds pretty cool, but I agree, technology has continued its march onward. For better or worse we’ll see.