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@cwebber funny you should ask. I use #emacs and #orgmode to create all the documentation i use in creating my radio show. I was just thinking about how i could further automate the linking parts (and create #gemini pages) in #lisp
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The update throws away all the custom TOML generation code and replaces that with a single clean call to `tomelr-encode` from my new Lisp->TOML conversion library `tomelr` (already available on GNU ELPA) 🎉
It's the first time I am making ox-hugo depend on another ELPA-installed package. So hopefully I got everything right.
If you find any issues with updating #oxHugo from Melpa, let me know!
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I've dug into the color palette made by a yarn manufacturer. Due to its overwhelming size, I wrote some throwaway script to extract all color values (it just walks across a column of colors, then records color changes and spits out runs that are bigger than 10 pixels) and put the results in an #OrgMode table.
My next goal is mapping colors from weaving patterns to available yarn colors. Surprisingly enough, #Emacs contains a CIEDE2000 color distance function in color.el, which is good enough for my purposes. I can iterate through all available colors and find the color with the smallest distance to the reference one.
There's just one problem. If I apply that algorithm to every color of a pattern, the matching colors may look too similar to each other. I need a smarter algorithm taking that into consideration. Perhaps it would be better to look at the whole pattern, then find a set of colors with similar hue and distances? I can probably apply brute force here due to the small amount of colors, but help to do better would be appreciated nevertheless.