I've had to approximate text size without rendering it a few times and it's always been awkward, I'm glad there's something to reach for now (just hoping I remember that this exists next time I need it)
I asked it to include specific examples and it included/hallucinated a bunch of stuff I never asked about, so yeah I think this is just a generally acerbic model with no access to chat history
This is hexadecimal notation for rgb. Each character represents 2 bytes, which encode a value from 0 to 255.
This is a bit more confusing because this is a shorthand notation: you’d actually need 2 hexadecimal characters for 2 bytes (eg #0077ff would be rbg(0, 127, 255)). In this shorthand notation, I think there’s an implied 0 (eg #07f is #0070f0).
So you can’t represent all rgb colour with only 3 characters, but for this use-case it’s fine.
In css you can use either of these 3 notations, for example
> The format of an RGB value in hexadecimal notation is a '#' immediately followed by either three or six hexadecimal characters. The three-digit RGB notation (#rgb) is converted into six-digit form (#rrggbb) by replicating digits, not by adding zeros. For example, #fb0 expands to #ffbb00. This makes sure that white (#ffffff) can be specified with the short notation (#fff) and removes any dependencies on the color depth of the display.
I'm quite fond of the 3-digit hexadecmial RGB notation. It's a concise way to express the colours I use for web pages or Emacs font locking. In these cases, I rarely need the full 16-million-colour range offered by 6 digits. The 3 digits are usually more than enough, at least to me.
Every tool I've ever used referred to this as hex (including design tools but maybe I'm sheltered), whereas rgb refers to the 0-255 triples
If someone asked me for a colour in "RGB" they'd be rightly confused if gave them a hex format colour (obviously you can convert between them but that's not what they asked for)
I'm not sure I agree. One is RGB decimal, the other is RGB hex. It's not Lab, or HSV, or any other color space, it's RGB. Whether it's decimal or hex doesn't change that.
Hmmm I see what you mean, but it’s more of an abuse of language I think. Both are rgb. If I asked for an rgb id expect any format, it rarely matters (actually id probably expect an hex code _more_, i see it used more often, as its textual representation is well defined whereas the three numbers don’t have a universal textual representation)
It's a shortened form of hex colors from CSS, but it does correspond to RGB since the first character of the hex value is the R, the second character is the G, and the third is the B. So for instance, a hex value from this game of #F18 means the red is F (out of F), the green is 1 (out of F), and the blue is 8 (out of F).
> When you use grounding with Google Search, and you receive Search suggestions in your response, you must display the Search suggestions in production and in your applications. For more information on grounding with Google Search, see Grounding with Google Search documentation for Google AI Studio or Vertex AI. The UI code (HTML) is returned in the Gemini response as renderedContent, and you will need to show the HTML in your app, in accordance with the policy.
An approach I use is splitting my config tools into 2 stages
Stage 1 creates a "explicit" config that can be exported to plaintext that contains exactly what is going to be created/modified with no abstraction/simplification
Stage 2 applies the "explicit" config
You get to be as clever as you want in stage 1 to avoid excessive copy pasting or not being able to know what your tool is going to do because all you have to go on is some homegrown DSL
it's smaller than most other websites and for me on a 1080p display top level comments don't wrap until ~200 characters at the default zoom level which makes it even worse
edit: also for me the font size is set to 12, not 14
