I picked up a low pressure sodium lamp and am working on a Halloween demonstration. I’m hoping to make a display that appears one way under normal light, but looks totally different under the monochromatic 589nm sodium vapor light.

So basically, I’m looking to generate a color wheel where I pick a shade of gray and get a list of colors that would look that gray under sodium vapor light.

…I feel like there must be a Python library for thing or something…

  • OvermindDL1English
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    1 year ago

    Yeah I thought ![...](...) in markdown is supposed to map to the img tag in html?

    In fact, I’m almost certain of it… sec…

    Yes, I’m right!

    https://spec.commonmark.org/0.30/#images

    ![blah](blorp.vwoop) maps to, by the very spec itself: < img src="blorp" alt="blah" title="vwoop" /> (sans space because post stripping though, why are tags in code blocks stripped by the server instead of escaped???)

    So if it links a youtube video… that… doesn’t make sense? It’s the img tag, not the link tag. It looks like Sync is correct here, it’s putting it in an img tag, which is doing precisely what is expected for it to do?