Searching for quarks or gluons did not result in colorless combinations. This website clearly doesn't conform to QCD.
Google, but for colors
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Re: Google, but for colors
#32Is the site getting overloaded with traffic? Nothing returns any results. Edit: Left a search running for 10 minutes and got some colors.
I think so, it's not returning results for me either.
Re: Google, but for colors
#33Is the site getting overloaded with traffic? Nothing returns any results. Edit: Left a search running for 10 minutes and got some colors.
It appears to be flummoxed.
Re: Google, but for colors
#34I typed fall colors and got a bunch of shades of orange, tans, yellows and browns. One blue tile in there as well...
Re: Google, but for colors
#35I think it works. I looked for "fog in san francisco" and it gave me a bunch of shimmering gray boxes that all look the same.
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#37I searched blue and it returned some tan and green colors (but not bluish green or greenish blue).
I searched naked, expecting skin colors (I was wondering if it would tend to show "white" skin colors instead of a range of skin colors). The results were... strange.
Re: Google, but for colors
#38Is the site getting overloaded with traffic? Nothing returns any results. Edit: Left a search running for 10 minutes and got some colors.
Hug of death I guess
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#39I really like this! Searching for 'sea foam green' gave me exactly what I thought.
That being said, personally, I would prefer something original instead of "Google, but for colors.". just my two cents.
Re: Google, but for colors
#40In case anyone is wondering how this works, it does a google image search and then extracts the primary color of each result. That’s why you see unexpected colors like grey for “heart”: image search returns black and white hearts.
that's actually a pretty terrible way of handling it. There are libraries a' plenty that achieve this without scraping google.