Ah thats a good idea.

If you click on the color pallette icon, that brings up a color picker and you can choose any hex.

Is it not obvious that the icons are clickable?

Yes, it was obvious that the icons are clickable, and I did see the color picker - but it was a very simple color picker, just a grid of color tiles. Now that you mention it, I realize that there is a second, more advanced color picker, available behind the "+" button in the first picker, and there I can type in hex. I am guessing that the features of the color picker are determined by the browser, and not by your site?

Thats right. We use the browser color picker.

You click see the (?) icon to see the summary of the algorithm.

The tool generates unique, meaningful names for any RGB color using a combination of color properties. Every name is unique and reversible - you can convert any name back to its exact RGB color!

I would love to see it.

Thanks. Great ideas.

I am actually building it for my son to practise, so hopefully I will work on this for a while.

Code at: https://github.com/shabda/ai-memes

Its truly crazy how far back in time you have to go.

I had been thinking to post some temporal context, but you already provide it; well done!

I remember this quote here,

“Do not count on the gratitude of deeds done for people in the past, you must make them grateful for things you will do for them in the future.”

- Mario Puzo, Omerta.

In the book 48 Laws of Power from Robert Greene, Law 13 addresses this. If you held them by past deeds people will feel that they owe you something and nobody wants to owe anything to anyone. It is better instead to show them what they have to gain from now on.

that book is banned in prisons.

which means SBF won't be able to read it

Could you tell me the instructions you gave and the diagram you got?

I am the author of this tool and I am trying to find out how people use it.

Is Mighty Browser (https://www.mightyapp.com/) what you are looking for?

Thank you!

Somewhat similar but not really.

Mighty Browser seems to go one step further and does "head-full" browser rendering on the server while streaming you the video of it to your computer.

With my idea, the HTML rendering still happens on the user's computer within the user's browser.

Hi, yes thank you. We need to fix the years for which we do not have the data.