Hexwords: Hex colors that are similar to words
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Re: Hexwords: Hex colors that are similar to words
#62So which of these actually spell the color they represent (or something closely related)? From a quick glance, I have no found any. Do color-words like that exist in other languages maybe?
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#63And also three-digit color codes, such as #BAD. And for non-hex colors, we have this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8318911/why-does-html-th...
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#64You many want to consider a naughty words filter. https://github.com/LDNOOBW/List-of-Dirty-Naughty-Obscene-and...
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#67This is the kind of quirky, brilliant link I crave from Hacker News. If I was near you creator, I would garland you and rub your feet.
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#68So which of these actually spell the color they represent (or something closely related)? From a quick glance, I have no found any. Do color-words like that exist in other languages maybe?
#ACAC1A is a shade of green and Acacia is a type of tree.
#57061E (stogie) is dark brown, and a stogie is a cigar.
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#69So which of these actually spell the color they represent (or something closely related)? From a quick glance, I have no found any. Do color-words like that exist in other languages maybe?
#6E0DE5 (geodes) definitely has that deep purple color you think of.
And my favorite, #5A6E57 (sagest) is about as close to the color sage as you can get.
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#70Earlier quoted context omitted.
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I think you're both right. It's a fun little page that doesn't actually serve any purpose, like... comedic art? The practical solutions to this opinion divide are to somehow categorize entries like this as [funny] or whatever so people can skip them informedly, or to simply accept that HN aggregates content that appeals to different minds.