was introduced to OKLCH as an alternative to RGB. most explanations do a good job of explaining the LCH part (Lightness, Chroma, Hue). but where’s the OK from? apparently it’s derived from the Oklab color space. so i thought maybe this is like the CIELAB color space, where the CIE is an acronym for the institution that developed it? maybe if i search the name of the person who introduced it, i’ll find their site and a blog post about it and find an answer?
it was real nice! would recommend to a friend
brought a good sandwich (veggie chicken, sun-dried tomatoes, olives, pesto, cucumber. remember to press the sandwich to mush all the good flavours together!). would also recommend this to a friend
did a bit more work on the site! it’s now got
i spent a bit of time pottering around this site. it’s still a work in progress but it’s starting to feel a little bit more lived in
i added a now section to my homepage. i found out about the now page thing from browsing around people’s sites after the cohost shutdown (rip, and also i haven’t collected my thoughts about that yet). compared to an about section, i like how it’s ephemeral and focused on things i’m doing which i’ve always found easier to define than wh[…]
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chances are that if you’ve heard of stenography it’s in the context of it being a way to write things really fast. that’s fair — that is the primary purpose of it — but i wanted to talk about writing slowly
for perspective, professional stenographers need to hit 225 wpm to graduate. while working, they may need t[…]